Battenkill River Fly Fishing Proposals Stir Regional Debate
Controversy over river management in Vermont and New York centers on a fly fishing only plan and a take and release approach. Vermont would return all caught fish. New York would allow five fish daily for anglers over 14 with bait allowed for under 14. Both aim to restore Battenkill toward its past fishing splendor while reducing stocking costs.
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Bradley St Louis to clash in NIT final area showdown
Bradley and St Louis Missouri Valley Conference rivals joined the NIT field to make a bracket of 14 in Madison Square Garden. Bradley opens against NYU in the opening round March 13 while New Mexico gets a bye into the quarterfinals and could face Bradley or New York in a potential rematch of last year 86 64 Bradley win.
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From Farm Irrigation to Global Synthetic Snow Boom
The Tropeano brothers of Larchmont Corp turned a truck-farm irrigation idea into a million-dollar synthetic snow business. Since 1951 they expanded from a Vermont install to 19 states and licensing in Canada and Europe. They now outfit ski slopes with their systems at costs lower than installing a lift.
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Middlebury Skiers Lead In EISAC as Eaton Captures First
UPI reports U. S. Olympian Gordon Eaton won downhill and slalom events Friday, pacing Middlebury College to a 6 12 point lead over Dartmouth in the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association standings.
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Pepper Martin Dies At 61 Of Heart Attack
Pepper Martin, star of the St. Louis Cardinals famed gas house gang, died at 61 from a heart attack at his ranch near Blocker Oklahoma. He guided baserunning flair and head first slides to 1931 and 1934 world titles, later coaching and managing in Miami Sacramento Macon Des Moines and Chicago Cubs later in life. The article also notes skiing results and a college snow sports meet at Middlebury Snow Bowl with overall standings and individual times.
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Industrial League Nears End As Nadeau's Clinches Title
The Bennington Industrial Basketball season heads toward completion with Nadeau's Fuels clinching the league title at 4-0. One game remains Tuesday at 7 p.m. between Nadeau's and Eagle Square. Eagle Square can only affect second place, joining Vermont Bank and Trust and Prince's Restaurant, who stand 3-2. Prince's beat American Finance 49-34 while Tansitor edged Vermont Bank and Trust 42-38. Prince's led 8-7 after one, 16-14 at halftime, and pulled away in the fourth. Tansitor rallied from a rough first half to win 42-38, overcoming a 13-12 first-quarter deficit. Kroner signs with Denver Broncos after NCAA kickoff record.
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423 Thoroughbreds Vie For Spot in N H Sweeps
A field of 423 thoroughbreds were nominated for the 1965 Boston Sweepstakes at Rockingham Park in Salem. Top nominees include Native Charger and Sparkling Johnny, Flamingo Stakes winners, with entry and start fees totaling 3,000 dollars added to a 200,000 dollar purse. The sweepstakes offer 525 prizes from a one million dollar pool and aim for about nine million in sales before September.
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