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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1964

Page

7

Warm Temperatures Shift NCAA Ski Meet Site to Mt. Ascutney

NCAA skiing events in the National Collegiate Championships move from the Dartmouth Skiway in Lyme to Mt. Ascutney Vermont due to a third straight warm spell reaching 51 degrees. Dartmouth hosts the event with slalom races at Mt. Ascutney and cross country and jump at Dartmouth facilities. Colby Bent announces the change after site inspections.

Mt. Acushnet Dartmouth

Boston goalie Eddie Johnston wins Bruins Dufresne Trophy

Boston goalie Eddie Johnston 28 earned the Elizabeth Dufresne Trophy as the Bruins top home performer this season. He posted a 2.97 goals against average for the last place NHL club and completes his first full season with the best Bruins goalkeeper record since Don Simmons in 1957-58.

Boston Eddie Johnston Elizabeth Dufresne Bruins Johnston Don Simmons Mont

Christopher Signed Too Late For Tamale Trip

Outfielder Joe Christopher signed his 1964 New York Mets contract but joined too late to be part of Manager Casey Stengel's Mexican invasion plans. He did not make the 22-man roster for the three game trip south of the border.

ST. Petersburg Fla Joe Christopher New York Mets Casey Stengel Christopher Mets

St Michaels Tarrant Named to All NE Team

St Michaels guard Richie Tarrant, a 6 foot 5 transfer from St Bonaventure, heads the 1964 All New England small college squad with a 29 point per game average. He is the lone on the first team junior and eyed as a potential Celtics sleeper. Corriveau led with a 34.6 average and 623 points. Stone and others plus a six man second team are noted.

Boston Richie Tarerant Boston Celtics St. Michael’s Clark Duane Corriveau Associated Press Tarrant Corriveau Colby Ken Stone Fred Bredice Springfield Fran Ryan Northeastern John Jenkins Assumption Gene Reilly Connecticut Maine John Gillette Fairefield Mike Branch Jim Rich New Hampshire Tony Greer St. Anselm’s St. Bonaventure Celtics Red Auerbach Boston Garden West

Benhi Girls Rally Past Arlington 37 to 26 in Late Show

Benhi High School girls basketball under coach Anita Caswell defeated Arlington Memorial 37 26 on Feb 14. Barbara Powell led with 18 points while Arlington’s Ann Brush Judy Pike and Debbie Madatyse contributed. Final score 37 26.

Benhi Anita Caswell Arlington Memorial High School Barbara Powell Carolyn Comstock Bev Mould Sandy Sawyer Arlington Suzy Hoth Linda McEckron Mary Henning Barb Powell Barb Ann Brush Sawyer Debbie Medatyse Judy Pike Katrina Koziol Penny Bergquist Powell Nets Debbie Madatyse Joanne King Libby Ayers

Bowling Union Carbide Corp Cueing Scores Across Cards

A list of bowlers and teams records including Vallotti's 2 Mon Roofing 2 and high scores by Shea 227 and Patten Vallotti 529, Wm. Bugbee 2, Canzeri 200, Kahwajy 524, Carmody 242 and 618 by Davis, with Heald entries 208 and 569, Libby 179 and Sargood 224 and 561.

Vallotti Patten Bugbee Liggett Body Shop Volkswagen Carmody Davis Marty’s Flowers Heald Libby LaRoche Byars House Sargood

Middlebury Roadblock Tests Cadets in Winning Drive

Norwich University faces Middlebury at Panthertown in a bid to seal a winning season after a 9-8-1 run. Cadets captain Roger Lewandowski returns for the Panthers, who beat Norwich 6-4 earlier without him. Guard Bob Priestley leads Norwich with 25 points, while goaltender George Philley carries 565 saves in 18 games.

Northfield Middlebury Panthertown Norwich University Norwich Maroon Bob Priestley Colgate Northeastern Panther Roger Lewandowski Maroons Panthers Priestley Duke Nelson Bill O'Neil Fran Brennan George Philley

Igaya Tops NCAA Skiing History at Dartmouth Meets

Dartmouth’s Chiharu Igaya, nicknamed Chick, dominated the past decade of NCAA ski championships. The Japanese star won six individual titles between 1955 and 1957, leading Dartmouth as captain in 1957 and becoming one of skiing’s most unlikely greats.

Igaya Hanover N.H Dartmouth Chiharu Igaya Japan Richard H. Durrance Kurile Islands Honshu United States C. V. Starr Mt. Mansfield Stowe Starr Tokyo Oslo

Pine Cobble Wins In Skiing and Hockey

Pine Cobble School hosted a tri school meet at Dutch Hill with Berkshire Country Day and The Bement School. Sumner Erbe of BCD won the skiing event in 49.9 seconds while Pine Cobble athletes claimed multiple top places. Pine Cobble hockey defeated Berkshire Country Day 8 to 0 at Williams College Rink with goals by Simpson Robbins Winant Brown Becerra Scherr Jr.

Williamstown Mass Pine Cobble Berkshire Country Day School Lenox Bement School Deerfield Dutch Hill BCD Bement Sumner Erbe Arthur Ellison Jr Barbara McLelland David Buckley Chris English Harry Peter Winant Michael Brown Lawrence Becerra Albert Scherr Jr

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