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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1969

Page

8

Mt Anthony and Windsor face Class L playdown opener

Mt Anthony Patriots meet Windsor Yellowjackets in the first round of Class L playdowns at MLJ gym Rutland. A 7:30 start follows a 66-51 January win by Mt Anthony. Winner advances to face Middlebury-Springfield, with Burlington on the line for the title.

Mt. Anthony Windsor MSJ Burlington Yellowjackets Johnny Barth Cage Patriots Dave Frederickson Jacks Frederickson Dick Cutler Mickey Carmody Randy Mook Scott Griffin Steve Hurley Jeff White Roy Houghton Dan Mead Bobby Stacey Matt Harrington MLJ White

Cardinals sign big three pitchers and stars in record payroll

The St. Louis Cardinals completed a landmark day by signing Bob Gibson Nelson Briles Ray Washburn Curt Flood Lou Brock Mike Shannon Cal Maxvill and Julian Javier to substantial contracts. Gibson set a club record with 125000 while the rest divided 300000. Detroit’s Willie Horton remains in negotiations for a six figure deal as Horton starred with 36 homers and a .285 average last season.

Fred Down UPI St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Bob Gibson Nelson Briles Ray Washburn Curt Flood Lou Brock Mike Shannon Cal Maxvill Julian Javier Gibson Washburn Javier Maxvill Detroit Tigers Willie Horton Horton

NIT Selections Near Completion

The National Invitational Tournament nears its 16 team field as Tennessee Baylor Fordham Long Island University and St Peter's top as potential bids. Southern Illinois Temple Rutgers and West Texas State already selected joining Boston College which accepted earlier.

New York UPI Tennessee Baylor Fordham Long Island University St. Peter’s Madison Square Garden Southern Illinois Temple Rutgers West Texas State Boston College LSU New York City Missouri Valley Dick Garrett Marquette

Kentucky Wins NCAA Playdown Adolph Rupp Secures 24th SEC Title

Adolph Rupp guided the Kentucky Wildcats to a 90-86 comeback win over Auburn clinching the Southeastern Conference championship and a bid to the NCAA tournament. Kentucky rises to 21-4 and will play in the Mideast Regionals March 13 in Madison Wis. Tennessee finishes second with a 70-60 win over Vanderbilt and eyeing the NIT. Florida, Louisville, Creighton, and Notre Dame also post notable results in conference play and postseason hopes.

Long Island U Seton Hall Newberry South Carolina St Florida West Virginia Mass New Hampshire Fairigh-Dicksn Wagner LSU Mississippi St Mississippi Alabama Kentucky Auburn Tulane Valpariso Hanover Earlham Marquette Air Force Southern Ill Indiana St Rutgers Gettysburg Wake Forest Virginia Creighton Notre Dame Tennessee Vanderbilt Kansas St Missouri New Haven Coll Babson NW Louisiana Grambling Wichita St Tulsa Adolph Rupp Rupp Kentucky Wildcats Madison Wis Wildcats Don Johnson Jim England Volunteers New York Neal Walk Gators Boyd Welch Mike Grosso Butch Beard Louisville Bellarmine Wally Anderzunas Davidson LaSalle Tom Gola Explorers Gola Purdue Boilermakers Michigan State Iowa Duquesne Villanova

Rutland Raiders oust Brattleboro 60 44 in playdowns

Rutland Raiders defeated Brattleboro Colonels 60 to 44 at Kates Memorial Gym to advance to the SWL Class L quarterfinals. Led by 22 points from Dave Stapleton and 14 from Joe Phillips, Rutland built a 19 7 lead and never looked back, while Brattleboro’s Bruce Revilla managed 10. Rutland advances to face MSJ in Hartford, seeking a spot in Burlington for the semi finals.

MLJ Rutland MSJ North Burlington North Country Montpelier Champlain Spaulding Winooski Bowmaker Brattleboro Joe Phillips Kates Memorial Gymnasium Colonels Raiders Rutland Raiders Brattleboro Colonels Kates Memorial Mt. Anthony SVL Dave Stapleton Jim Leamy Stapleton Bruce Revilla Mt. Anthony Patriots Raider Phillips Bill Looker Revilla Bellows Falls Woodstock Mounties Hartford Burlington Olson Looker Spencer McMahon Stapleton Swane Mayham Merritt T. Kray H. Manning Carr Marine Bengtson Miller Baldwin Gerrier Line Rutland Brattleboro

Former Champion Ortiz Trains Cousin For Madison Square Garden Bout

Former lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz, who lost the title to Teo Cruz, plans to train his cousin Willie Munoz for a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on March 10 against undefeated David Melendez. Ortiz says no comeback plan now but may reconsider later and will fund his trainer license himself.

New York UPI Carlos Ortiz Teo Cruz Ortiz Willie Munoz Munoz Madison Square Garden David Melendez

Bruins Top UCLA Maintains No 1 in UPI Ratings

UCLA remains the unanimous No 1 in the UPI major college basketball ratings for the 13th straight week as it improves to 24 0 after a OT win over California. Santa Clara climbs to No 2 behind a string of West Coast wins while Duke advances and several upsets reshape the top ten.

NEW York UPI UCLA Bruins United Press International California Bears John Wooden Cal Southern California North Carolina Kentucky St. John’s Duke Vanderbilt Santa Clara Pepperdine Loyola

Wilt Not Missed By Ex Teammates

The 76ers beat the Bucks 143 132 as Hal Greer and Chet Walker combine for 58 points. Walker's 37 points marked a career high and Philadelphia closed within 21 games of idle first place Baltimore. Clyde Luka?

United Press International Philadelphia 76Ers Wilt Chamberlain National Basketball Association Los Angeles Philadelphia Baltimore Milwaukee Bucks 76Ers Hal Greer Chet Walker Walker Greer

Jockette Named for Two Races in Phoenix

Sandra Schleiffers, who finished eighth in her Sunday debut, was named to ride two horses in Phoenix. She is scheduled to ride Pomona Sue in the fourth race and Trial Fusion in the ninth.

Phoenix, Ariz UPI Sandra Schleiffers Miss Schleiffers Fusion

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