Sabers Dominate Bellows Falls 74-36 to Stay Unbeaten
Joe Bizzarro's Sabers routed Bellows Falls 74-36 in Saber gym as Denny Hart led with 21 points and Billy Brooks 16. The defense held the Terriers to four baskets through the first three periods while Rick Kane led BF with 10 points.
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Patriots Edge Colonels In Overtime 65 63 Tilt
Brattleboro's Billy Holiday drilled a 30 foot jumper with four seconds left in overtime to lift Joe Moore's Colonels to a 65 63 victory over Mt Anthony. Holiday totaled 31 points while Tim Moore added 12 as the Colonels erased a 19 10 opening and 40 26 halftime deficit. John Mook led the Patriots with 16 and Jim Shoe maker 11 as Mt Anthony drops to 4 10 while Brattleboro sits at 6 8 with six games remaining.
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Bowling action nets high scores across leagues
In the Bowling International League high singles P Chenaille 241 leads, with B Cummings 224 and C Perkins 211. High triples feature P Chenaille 617 and D Rabideau 566, J Griffin 565. Girls Eastern League top scorers include Doris Fisher 206 and Fran Snow 202, with Crawford 198. Doris Fisher 549 and Barb Kenyon 538 lead, Snow 535. Men's City League marks show Len Farrington 235 and 570, Butch Farrington 233, Townsend 222, with Bernie Murray 585. Len Farrington and Hogan/Kelley 563 appear in stacked results.
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Braves Sign Beauchamp Pacheco and Connelly for 1967
First baseman Jim Beauchamp, shortstop Ed Pacheco, and third baseman Bob Connelly returned signed contracts for the 1967 National League season to the Atlanta Braves. Beauchamp hit .319 with 25 home runs and 77 RBIs for Richmond in the International League and was near the league triple crown before a broken wrist sidelined him in the final month.
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Hoop Scores SVL BCHS 74 Bellows Falls 36
SVL BCHS beat Bellows Falls 74 to 36. Brattleboro outscored Mt. Anthony 65 to 63. Windsor defeated Otter Valley 88 to 64. Springfield triumphed over W Rutland 90 to 46. Rutland won vs Hartford 77 to 64. MVL Fair Haven 66 edged St. Michael s 59. Burr and Burton at Woodstock postponed to Feb 1. MSL Arlington at Whitingham postponed indefinitely.
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Auerbach's Winning the Hard Way praised by Bowmaker
ED BOWMAKER endorses Red Auerbach's Winning the Hard Way from Little, Brown. The book traces modern professional basketball from backstreet arenas to the big leagues, highlighting Auerbach's 20 year career with 1,037 wins, 11 divisional titles, and 9 world championships. It recounts his rise from Brooklyn slums to GWU and the Navy, his coaching stints with Washington Capitols, Tri-City Blackhawks, and the Boston Celtics, and his philosophy that teamwork beats stars.
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Atzori Wins European Flyweight Title In Florence
Fernando Atzori of Italy defeated Rene Libeer of France over 15 rounds in Florence to claim the vacant European flyweight title. Libeer, former champion, vacated the crown last year after failing to defend it within the required period.
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