Mt Anthony and Windsor Meet in First Playdown Tilt at MSJ
Mt Anthony Patriots draw Windsor Yellowjackets for the opening Class L playdown at Rutland’s MSJ gym with a 7 30 p m tip off. Arlington Eagles face Swanton Indians in Rutland while Proctor and Poultney receive byes.
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Conference chaos swamps NCAA NIT bids in race to March finals
The article outlines NCAA regionals and NIT fields amid cluttered bids, with Big Eight leaders Missouri and Kansas State in pivotal games. It notes Kansas and Colorado near finishes, potential playoff eliminations, and new conference co champions Wyoming and Brigham Young. Independent teams await MSG invitations as other leagues settle remaining slots.
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Musial Warns Cardinals Standouts Over Pay Demands
Stan Musial, a Cardinals vice president, criticized unsigned players in St. Petersburg as out of line and noted Bob Gibson as the lone $100,000 ballplayer candidate. He warned that many holdouts seek raises of $10,000 to $20,000, while Maxvill earned the lowest regular salary last year at $37,500. Other notes cover Mantle’s retirement chatter, Aaron eyeing 3,000 hits, and various spring camp moves across MLB.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Musial
Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Nelson Briles
Ray Wadsburn
Julian Javier
Cal Maxvill
Mike Shannon
Maxvill
Cardinal
Steve Carlton
Aaron
Mt Anthony Shooters Topple Canajoharie in Rifle Meet
Mt Anthony Union High School rifle team defeated Canajoharie High 1461 to 1360 on Canajoharie range. Martin Betts led with 97 prone, 100 sitting, 96 kneeling, 95 off hand for 388, followed by Stephen Boulter and Chris Gore with 360s and Doug Holley 353, while Canajoharie’s Andy Spranger matched the Mt Anthony low score with 353.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Canajoharie High School
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Mt. Anthony
Andy Spranger
Kinney
Wright
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Hubbell
Mantle Remembered by Casey Stengel in Praise and Anecdotes
From Glendale, Casey Stengel recalls Mickey Mantle with admiration and warmth. He recounts Mantle’s early nerves, war attempts, and shoulder-to-head healing, praising Mantle’s reach, speed, and modest, team-first nature while noting his intense competitiveness and rare outbursts.
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Stengel
Wilt Cracks Club Mark In Lakers Victory Over Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain scored nine points but dominated rebounding with 18 boards, setting a club season record for the Lakers with 1,450 rebounds as Los Angeles beat San Francisco 107-92. Elgin Baylor sparked an 18-4 third quarter run, while Jerry West led Lakers with 20 points.
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