Bennington County Basketball Faces Snow and Delays
Snow and high winds wiped out yesterday’s schoolboy games in Bennington County. Bennington High School postponed its game with Mt. St. Joseph HS. Catamounts host MSJ tonight in the Bend i gym. Remains on schedule for other teams with rescheduled dates and tentative lineups for tonight.
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Bennington County
Geoffrey Graham
Bennington High School
Mt. St. Joseph High School
MSJ
Bendi
Barrié Byrne
Tinkham
Hurley
John Hall
Ivars Vitenberg
Danny Hier
Rutland and Springfield Sweep Rival Games
Rutland defeats West Rutland 71 to 53 as Malmgren scores 10 in the final period and Earle adds 16 while Higgins leads the Raiders with 13. Springfield edges Windsor by clutch free throws from Tom Harrington in the last two minutes amid tight play.
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Rutland
West Rutland
Raiders
Earle
Malmgren
Raider
Higgins
Pietryka
Golden Horde
Springfield
Windsor
Tom Harrington
Porter
Abrahamovich
Yellow Jackets
Lombard
Bellows Falls Terriers
Brattleboro
Terriers
Jerry Bigelow
Jenkins
Christmas
Proctor Phantoms
Wallingford Foxes
Davenport
Fish
Foxes
Ewing
Proctor
Pentkowski
Parker
Duprey
Chester
Fair Haven
Sentinels
Erskine
Westine
Champman
Partch
Eagen
Basketball results and schedule of games across multiple cities
Tuesday results show New York 116 over Philadelphia 110 and Cincinnati 131 over St. Louis 121. Other scores include Los Angeles 107 over Chicago 92 and New York 114 to Pittsburgh 93. Numerous regional high school and college game listings follow with varied scores and matchups.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Outdoor Recreation Fact Demands Money and Action
A 15 member commission led by Laurance S. Rockefeller urged immediate, funded action to expand outdoor recreation in the United States. It called for early acquisition of ocean and lake shore areas near major cities and warned that opportunities are fading as other uses rise. The panel framed principles and tools but left specifics to Congress and states, with Senator Clinton Anderson predicting bills to implement recommendations.
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America
Outdoor Recreation Resources and Review Commission
Kennedy
Congress
Laurance S. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Commission
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
Scranton
Min
Unique %-Hole Tourney Draws 212 Players
Palm Springs Calif AP Aiming at a 50000 purse and a 50000 bonus for a hole in one128 professional golfers opened the third annual Palm Springs Classic The 90 hole event uses four courses daily for the first four rounds then a fifth course Bermuda Dunes Country Club hosts the final day With 72 holes each pro teams with three amateurs to make 512 players The 1962 winter tour stop has seen four winners so far with Phil Rodgers Tommy Jacobs Doug Ford Gene Littler and Gary Player and Arnold Palmer yet to break through the Palm Springs Classic timeline notes Palmer won the event two years ago
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Palm Springs
Calif
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
California
Phil Rodgers
Los Angeles
Tommy Jacobs
San Diego
Doug Ford
Bing Crosby
Pebble Beach
Gene Littler
San Francisco
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Giardello Beats Hank In Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia's Joey Giardello 164 outpoints Henry Hank 163% in a Detroit staged clash. Giardello wins on points as Hank struggles to land clean punches throughout the ten round matchup. Hank hails from Detroit while Giardello maintains dominance with steady jabs and crisp combos.
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Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Henry Hank
Detroit
New Era Begins As U S Seeks Skating Talent
Boston hosts the national figure skating championships opening a four day run amid talk of rebuilding after the 1961 Brussels plane crash that killed 73 people including 15 skaters. about 100 skaters compete across nine divisions led by Lorain Hanlon and Barbara Ann Roles Pursley as top contenders.
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Boston
United States
Brussels
Belgium
Dick Button
Hayes Allen Jenkins
Tenley Albright
Carol Heiss
Col
Gerard Crook
National Figure Skating Association
Lorraine Hanlon
Barbara Ann Roles Pursley
Los Angeles
Mears Mobilmen Top Arlington In Bowling Match
The Mears Mobil Service bowling team defeated the Arlington All-Stars in Arlington by 69 pins. Churchill led the winners with a 247 single and 639 triple, Vaughn led the losers with a 197 single and 557 triple. A return match at Bennington Lanes is expected soon.
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Mears Mobil Service
Arlington
Arlington All-Stars
P. Wilcox
J. Sargood
A. Wilcox
A. Vaughn
R. Wyman
Mears Mobile Service
F. Churchill
G. Daniels
F. Davis
A. Mears
T. Butler
Scranton's Minor League Death Symbolizes Baseball's Decline
The piece recalls Scranton's 1940s era ballpark and 1939 attendance, noting the 1953 end of professional baseball here and removal of the stadium. It cites Joe Butler and Chic Feldman on fading interest, TV dominance, and the collapse of local leagues as minors struggle to survive.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
Richmond
Joe Butler
The
Scranton Times
Boston Red Sox
Chic Feldman
Scranton Tribune
Butler
Feldman
Williams Winter Carnival Back On After Snowfall
Four inches of new snow at Berlin Mountain lifts mood as Williams College plans its winter carnival this weekend. The event features an East Coast ski meet with invites from Dartmouth, Yale, Middlebury, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Harvard, and Norwich. Berlin Mountain, a top eastern ski area, offers a 4,200 foot downhill course with a 1,200 foot vertical drop.
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Williamstown
Mass
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Berlin Mountain
Dartmouth
Yale
Middlebury
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Harvard
Norwich
East
Munn cites youth sports gaps as cause of Olympic lag
East Lansing Michigan AP Biggie Munn Michigan State athletic director and NCAA Olympic Committee head urges earlier sports interest among youth. He notes campus bicycle culture with 9000 MSU bikes and suggests clubs to boost cycling and European style competition.
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Mich
Biggie Munn
Munn
Michigan State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ncaa Olympic Committee
MSU
France
Italy
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