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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
8
Rutland defeated Benhi 64-38 to avenge an earlier loss as the Raiders opened with 13 unanswered points and built a 23-14 halftime lead. Rutland improves to 3-10 in the Southern Vermont League while Benhi also sits at 3-10. juniors followed with a 66-37 win.
Defending champion Jack Nicklaus leads more than 500 professionals at the Palm Springs Classic. The five day 90 hole event spans four courses with about 100000 prize money and a 7500 winner share. Noting past champions and rivals, Arnold Palmer returns to defend his earlier titles.
Rutland beats Bennington 64 38 Bellows Falls tops Springfield 60 58 West Rutland 70 Otter Valley 35 Windsor at Brattleboro postponed MVL Poultney 61 Woodstock 59 Ludlow 76 Proctor 62 Wallingford 66 Fair Haven 48 Lafayette 74 American U 55 George Washington 88 Cen tenary 69 Providence 82 Santa Clara 71 Miami 127 Rollins 85 Georgia Southern 91 The Citadel 83 Auburn 63 Florida State 59 Vanderbilt 108 Arkansas St VMI 86 East Carolina 78 Wisconsin 72 Marquette 68 Drake 63 Iowa State 53 Xavier Ohio 104 Canidus 84 North Dakota 109 Alaska 76 Houston 73 Texas A&M 65 Arizona State Univ 82 Los Angeles Loyola 64
Arlington Eagles beat North Bennington Governors 70 to 59 to move to 5-0 in Molly Stark League play. Stan Grover led with 26 points while Curt Albee added 15 for the Eagles. Ted Midurski had 15 and Phil VanOrman 14 for the Governors.
Benhi Kittens defeated BCHS Saberettes 30 15 on Friday at School Street boards. Barb Powell led Benhi with 11 points while Hallie Sausville scored 13 for BCHS and suffered an injury ending her season.
Innsbruck Austria hosts the ninth Winter Games amid limited snow and two pre Olympic training fatalities. 1,260 athletes from 35 nations march as Russia foreseen to dominate, with Germany Norway and Austria strong contenders. Jean Laubert leads U S hopes in skiing while hockey early matches pit the United States against Russia.
Dartmouth sports squads scatter across the Northeast this week after a bright weekend. The hockey team stays home to face the Alumni and Princeton after beating Brown 5-3. The basketball team, after a 67-66 win over Holy Cross, travels to Yale and Brown. Swimming, track, squash and wrestling also have away meets, with wrestling idle until Brown on Feb 5.
Vic Mair of East Canton Ohio sparked a come from behind win with a 12 foot buzzer jumper and 10 points in final five minutes. Rookie guards Chris Kimm and Neil Castaldo joined the upset, while Dartmouth eyes Yale and Brown battles against stronger Blue rebounders.
Los Angeles Angels president expresses optimism for 1964 pennant race after a major off season revamp adding 20 new players including Barry Latman and Joe Adcock. Emphasizes better pitching balance, offensive depth from prospects Dickie Simpson Ed Kirkpatrick Tom Satriano and star Albie Pearson with Jim Fregosi showing potential.
The Texas Aggies, 3-0 in the SWC after upsetting Texas, face a path to the league crown under Shelby Metcalf. Houston defeated A&M 73-65 aided by Chet Oliver Jack Margenthaler and Benny Neumann combining for 44 points as Houston extended its win streak to eight. Sophomore John Beasley led A&M with 17 points and Lenox added 11.
Senate subcommittee plans hearings on professional baseball’s antitrust exemption. Ford Frick will testify along with Charles Finley who seeks to relocate the Athletics to Oakland after Kansas City battles. Hart outlined a low pressure inquiry examining league aid to smaller clubs and considering limited antitrust application for all four major sports.
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