Bellows Falls Tonight's Fee For League Leading Sabers
Bellows Falls faces Bennington Catholic in a key Southern Vermont clash as the Sabers look to capitalize on prior success. Brattleboro and Manchester teams seek wins to climb Marble Valley League standings while Molly Stark and Washington County League clubs play tight races. Hoosick Falls tunes up for two big games this weekend with Stillwater and Salem on the road.
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Salem
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Don Chaffin
Brattleboro
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Bendi
Tiger named Fighter of the Year by Ring Magazine
New York reports Dick Tiger of Nigeria was chosen as Fighter of the Year by Ring Magazine after his convincing victory over Joey Giardello to reclaim the middleweight crown. Ring ignored heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, who defended his title twice in 1965.
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Nigeria
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Ring Magazine
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Hoop Schedule for Southern Vermont and Marble Valley Leagues
Brattleboro at Bendi BCHS and Bellows Falls host Hartford at Rutland Windsor visits Otter Valley. West Rutland plays Springfield. Marble Valley BBS meets Woodstock. Poultney faces Wallingford Chester vs Proctor. Fair Haven meets St Michael’s. Molly Stark hosts Wilmington at NBHS. Whitingham at Arlington Austine at L G Washington County League HFCS at Stillwater Greenwich at Cambridge Hoosic Valley vs Tamarac Saturday HFCS at Salem Stillwater at Greenwich Schuylerville at Hoosic Valley Tamarac at Cambridge.
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Bellows Falls
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Windsor
Otter Valley
West
Springfield
BBS
Woodstock
Poultney
Wallingford
Chester
Proctor
Fair Haven
St. Micheal
HFCS
Stillwater
Greenwich
Cambridge
Hoosic Valley
Tamarac
Salem
Schuylerville
Pennel Sees 17-Foot Pole Vault Fall Short at Millrose
John Pennel, first outdoors 17 foot pole vault marker, and world record near in doors, led Millrose Games with 16 ft 5 in, meet and arena marks but failed on three tries at 17 feet. Roelants won the two mile. Keino captured the Wanamaker mile.
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Belgium
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Keino
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UCLA
Bob Day
Willie Davenport
Southern University
Fordham
Sam Perry
Darel Newman
Tom Farrell
St. John’s
Mel Sheppard
Ollan Cassell
Farrell
Nick Lee
Baltimore Athletic Club
Ted Nelson
California Striders
Rich Ross
Maryland State
Georgetown
Robert Picce
Canada
Leitner of Stratton Wins Combined Pro Meet Title
Austrian Haas Leitner captured the combined title at Stratton Mountain in the first 1966 world professional ski championship event. Leitner earned $1,400 for two days of racing as Liebner took the giant slalom and Adrien Duvillard led the special slalom, with notable performances by Stien Eriksen and Pepi Gramshammer in the free skiing program before a crowd of 3,500 in snowfall.
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Anders Molterer
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Stratton Mountain
Stein Eriksen
Sugarbush
Ringheiser
Berkshire Appeals to Mass Supreme Court over racing dates
Lawyers for Berkshire Downs planned to appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Court to block the Racing Commission from granting Suffolk Downs all 90 racing dates this year. The commission had rejected Berkshire Downs 24 date license and set a Sunday deadline for 1966 dates.
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Goggans Tops UVM Scoring Lead Amid Rout Over Weekend
University of Vermont notes four players averaging in double figures with co-captain Milt Goggans leading at 15.6 points per game in eight contests and 12.3 rebounds. senior Layne Higgs and Ken Spalter close behind with Librera, Boardman improving as coach Art Loche cites team totals: 70.1 points per game and 43.8 percent shooting while limiting foes to 67.1.
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Russ Boardman
Art Loche
Vermont
Catamounts
Goggans
Boardman
Hitchy
Braves Caught Between Two Courts Defy Milwaukee Ruling
New York dispatch notes the Braves plan to play all home games in Atlanta this season despite Milwaukee court orders. Georgia authorities demand Atlanta games while Wisconsin seeks Milwaukee venues, risking contempt or fines. Inter-state commerce complicates jurisdiction, with possible outcomes ranging from jail to a fine around five thousand dollars.
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New York
UPI
Braves
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Milwaukee
Elmer Roller
William C. Bartholomay
Roller
Wisconsin
Sam Jones Sparks Celtics Past Pistons 131 112
Sam Jones scored 32 points to pace Boston as the Celtics topped the Detroit Pistons 131-112. Detroit opened with a 20-7 run in Fort Wayne as the visiting Pistons, the theme team, trailed by halftime before Boston pulled away in the fourth. Don Nelson added a key play as Boston forged the win.
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National Basketball Association
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Pistons
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Detroit
Boston
Don Nelson
Nelson
Standings Note Showcases De Busschere Pistons Leaders
NBA standings highlight a 22 point effort by the winners while coach Dave De Busschere led the Pistons to 32 points. No other games were scheduled.
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Dave de Busschere
Pistons
Beard Leads Lucky International as Palmer Trails by One
Frank Beard, 28, from Louisville, shot a five under 66 to seize a one stroke advantage in the Lucky International Golf Tournament at Harding Park. Arnold Palmer opened with a 73, two over par, tying for 64th as 33 pros broke par in a hot first round. Beard benefited from clutch putting finishing with 27 putts, while Palmer faces a scrambling start after recent big wins.
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UPI
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Arnold Palmer
Beard
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Harding Park
Palmer
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Bill Casper
Fairway
Tony Lema
Lema
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