Prince's Quintet Captures YMCA Tourney Title
Prince's Quintet defeated Manchester 66-54 to win the YMCA league tournament. Jack Carmody earned MVP honors as Prince's opened a 50-36 lead in the third quarter, with Corbett and Mahar each scoring 7 in that stanza. Williams and Corbett led with 22 points apiece, Bleau added 16 for Prince's, while Manchester's Badgerman, Bryant, and Williams contributed in double digits.
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Prince's
Bennington Ymca
Ruskin
Manchester Quintet
Spark
Jack Carmody
Northshiremen
Manchester
Butch’’ Corbett
Alex Mahar
Bill Williams
Prince
Corbett
Mahar
Williams
Nets
Dick Bleau
Don Badger
Chris Bryant
Leon Lemieux
Jimmy Collins
Fred Harvey
Bill Rudd
Gerald Corbett
Bowmaker
Prince's Tops Battle For Tourney Hoops Honor
Prince's won both the battle of hoops and the foul line with 23 baskets and 20 free throws. Jack Carmody was voted outstanding player of the tourney after the championship game, receiving a trophy. In the consolation game Nadeau's beat Ruskin's 66-62 despite a 45 point night by the Coyne brothers. Neil Strong led Nadeau's with 15 points, Steve Coyne led all scorers with 30. Nadeau's pulled away early and held off Ruskin, earning final trophies from Loomis Dana of the Bennington YMCA.
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Prince’s
Manchester
Jack Carmody
Prince's
Nadeau
Coyne Brothers
Steve
Tom
Ruskin
North Bennington
Vna
Neil Strong
Thompson
Myers
Steve Coyne
Ron Reeves
Loomis Dana
Bennington
Alcindor Sweeps UPI Player of the Year Poll
Lew Alcindor, UCLA sophomore center, captured 59.7 percent of votes from 155 of 260 experts to win the 1966-67 UPI player of the year. He led UCLA to a 23-0 start and a No. 1 ranking while averaging 29.91 points per game and 67.6 percent field goals, with 15.8 rebounds per game.
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New York
UPI
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Alcindor
Jimmy Walker
Providence
Wes Unseld
Louisville
Pobby Lloyd
Rutgers
Oscar Robinson
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati University
Wilt Chamberlain
Uclans
UPI Board of Coaches
Will The Real Skier Stand Up
A Vermont ski area tale compares true skiers to lodge dwellers who dress for the slope yet stay by the fireplace. The writer notes most visitors ski, while some sports casual wear and loafing alike, with lodge culture masking who really skis. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek remark about dressing for the cold.
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Vermont
Maple Valley
Prospect
Hogback
Dutch Hill
Snow Valley
Brodie
Rutland and Rice Reach Class L Semi Finals
Rutland Raiders and Rice Little Indians win to reach Vermont Class L semifinals in Burlington. Rutland edged Springfield Cosmos 44-43 after clock and scoreboard failures forced use of a stopwatch, while Rice upset Barre 71-65 to meet BCHL Sakers. Bob Pratt led Rutland with 18 points, Murray Williams paced Springfield with 14, and Rice rallied in the second half.
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Bchs Sakers
Rice Little Indians
Rutland Raiders
St. Johnsbury Hilltoppers
Vermont
Burlington
Springfield
Richie Wyman
Cosmos
Raiders
Hartford
Northfield
Spaulding
Crimson Tide
Barre
BCHL
Sakers
Rutland - Springfield
Bob Pratt
Jim Leamy
Rutland
Phillips
R. Paul
Pratt
Bove Johnson
Keefe Phillips
Williams
Murray Lorinovich
Quimby Kenyon Yanofsky
Whalan
Rice
Cote
Bergeron Leserve
Harrington
Quinn
Thabault
Collins
Frost
Bolton ski conditions report from New England Council
UPI summarizes Vermont and New England ski areas with base depths and quality ratings. Towns include Bolton Valley, Mount Ascutney, Killington, Stowe, Stratton, Okemo, Pico Peak, Mad River Glen, Sugarbush, Stowe, and many others with ranges from 1 inch new to 69 inches base and conditions described as excellent, good, or a mix of packed powder and powder.
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Bolton
UPI
New England Council
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
Bromley
Burke Mt
Burrington Hill
Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Glen Ellen
Haystack
Hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Middlebury
Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
Round Top
Mt. Snow
Stowe
Stratton Mt
Sugarbush
Wildwood Valley
Woodstock Areas
BCHS Rice Class L Semi Final Ticket Lineup
Tickets for the BCHS Rice Class L semi final game are available by phone. Call BCHS at 2-5494 today before 4 30 p.m. and tomorrow Saturday between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. to order.
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BCHS
High School Quarterfinals Result Highlights Many Close Games
Rutland edged Springfield 44 43 in overtime while Rice beat Spaulding 71 65 in OT. East Manhattan toppled Fordham 87 79. Stony Brook defeated Adelphi 84 77. St. John's NY triumphed 55 51 over NYU, and Union NY beat Trinity Conn 88 78. Virginia Tech and Virginia posted wins, while Hampton and Winston-Salem posted big scores in the regional round.
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Manhattan
Fordham
Stony Brook
Adelphi
St. John’s
NYU
Union
Trnity
Conn
St. Francis
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Corn Tech
South Bridgewater
Loyola
Old Dominion
Balt U
Mt. St. Mary’s
Randolph-Macon
Elon
Wsn Carolina
J.C. Smith
Norfolk St
Caro, A&t
Mryld St
Howard
Virginia Union
Vir Tech
Virginia
Hmpdn-Sydney
Cath U
Winston Salm
Hampton
Appalachian
Catawba
Midwest
Iowa St
Oklahoma St
Drake
Tulsa
Margertte
Detroit
Wichita St
Texas
Defiance
Adrian
Southwest
Tex Chisn
Tex A&m
Okla Bapt
Okla
Baylor
Arkansas
SMU
Texas Tech
Rice
Richmond
Citadel
Davidson
Furman
East Caro
Dodgers Focus On Little Things This Spring
Dodgers work on leadoff options walks and baserunning after Koufax retirement and Wills trade. Gene Michael and West Parker named as leadoff candidates. Alston emphasizes on base and speed. Hank Aaron in Braves camp urged to steal more, while Reds address pitching gaps. Epstein to play right for Orioles until Robinson recovers. Giants double play aims improved.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Koufax
Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walt Alston
Gene Michael
West Parker
Michael
Alston
Columbus
Atlanta Braves
West Palm Beach
Fla
Billy Hitchcock
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Hank
Hitchcock
Willis
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Milt Pappas
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Pappas
Baltimore Oriole
Mike Epstein
Frank Robinson
Cookie Lavagetto
Tito Fuentes
Hal Lanier
San Francisco Giants
Bruins News Flash as Boston Hits Road Home
Boston Bruins wrap a chaotic road trip with multiple announcements at the Boston Garden while suffering a 5-2 loss to the Chicago Black Hawks. Hap Emms dismissal later confirmed, Milt Schmidt named general manager, Harry Sinden given another chance, Eddie Johnston criticized, and goaltending plans for the expansion draft discussed.
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UPI
Boston
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Hap Emms
Harry Sinden
Emms
Ontario
Milt Schmidt
Sinden
Boston Garden
Chicago Black Hawks
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Lemieux Corbett
Harvey Rudd
Badger Bryant
Witt Hess
Caragio Barendse
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Nolan
Soph Lou Alcindor
Cage
Bill Aja
Rutland and
Skiguide
New Hampshire
Attitash
Black Mt
Brookline
Cannon Mt
Cranmore
Economy Auto Stores
Main ST
Bennington, VT
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Toronto
Montreal
Ralee
Eddie Johnston
Chicago Barrage
Bobby Hull
Johnston
Bernie Parent
Weston Adams
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