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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
8
RUTLAND The Sabers of Bennington Catholic champions of the Southern Vermont League for the second consecutive year and defending state Class L champions were the leading unit in the SVL for team defense. Bellows Falls yielded 65 points per game as a key stat in the competition.
Tickets for the BCHS Bellows Falls vs Rutland Class L quarterfinal go on sale at the door on a first come basis. Rutland’s defense dominates the league this season, allowing just 40.8 points per game over 20 contests. Bellows Falls led SWL in scoring, with Ter rier Jim Ross the top scorer at 18.2 ppg, while BCHL’s Tom Caron led the Sabers with 13.4 ppg.
Lindy Cochran of Richmond led a field of 24 girls and 44 boys in a two-run slalom at Bromley, clocking 83.6 seconds to win the tri-Council All Star Meet. Rick Kahl of Mt. Snow was second in 95.6 seconds as Northern Vermont, Mid-Vermont, and Southern Vermont fielded 40-gate courses on new powder.
Maine Boxing Commission chairman George L. Russo said Maine would be fortunate to host the Clay Terrell heavyweight fight if the bout is moved from Chicago. Illinois Atty. Gen. William G. Clark was to decide today whether the March 29 fight can take place in Chicago as planned, with New York already declining to license Ernest Terrell.
Illinois officials prepare to rule on whether the Cassius Clay Ernest Terrell heavyweight title bout can be held in Chicago on March 29 at the International Amphitheatre. The Illinois Athletic Commission ceded authority to Judge Clark who is expected to rule against the bout, amid interest from Bangor Maine Miami Florida and Louisville Kentucky. The dispute hinges on promotion licensing and corporate eligibility under state law. The Maine Boxing Commission and Bangor officials fear the event while Maine lawmakers weigh permitting steps.
In Milwaukee UPI reports a prolonged antitrust case against the Braves and National League could stretch into marathon court sessions. Circuit Judge Elmer Roller signaled continued extended proceedings to finish before the baseball season opens April 12. The Wisconsin suit seeks relief either returning the Braves to Milwaukee or granting a new major league franchise.
Yankees sign Miami junior outfielder Bob Biletnikoff, top Miami football and baseball talent, drawing protests across Florida. The left hander, eligible for two more baseball seasons and one football year, was drafted by the Yankees last January with an estimated $50,000 payment.
West Rutland defeated Bradford 78 to 67 in a tournament game. South Royalton beat Poultney 74 to 69. North St. Mike's triumphed over Barton 54 to 34. Tonight features Burlington-Montpelier at North Field in Class L play.
West Palm Beach reporting that Sandy Koufax confronted Gene Oliver of the Braves with a blunt warning in person. Oliver, who has a lifetime batting average against Koufax around .415, laughed off the incident, noting Koufax’s sharp edge despite the confrontation.
Pompano Beach Florida UPI reports second division clubs led by George Selkirk Washington Senators push repeal of the common draft arguing it delays weaker teams. The draft gives poorer teams first picks but reserves top players, raising concern over bonuses and parity.
Boston College guard John Austin will miss the NIT after Monday X rays showed a fracture of the left foot from Friday's game with Seton Hall. He averages 25 points this season as BC stands 18-4 with two games remaining before the tournament.
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