BCHS Faculty Triumph Over Laugh-Ridden Sabers 57 56
The BCHS faculty edged the BCHS Sabers 57 to 56 in a wild game. Lasecki led the faculty with 18 points followed by Corbett and Bizzaro with 14 and 12 as Chaffin Morrissey and Bushee led the Sabers with double figures. The win ends the Sabers season at 14-9.
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BCHS
Bennington Catholic High School
Franco Spigetto
Magnificant Lasecko
Ding Dong Brothers
Big Bertha
Personna Dickurn
Reginal Aramathy
Pipawill
Blackboard Five
Labers
Varsity
Dave Chaffin
Paul Pendergast
Jimmy Daigneault
Francis Corbett
Lasecki
Pete Lemieux
Fred Bushee
Joe Deery
Sabers
Frank Bizzaro
Chaffin
Saber
Deery
Daigneault
Blackboard
Gerry Morrissey
Bushee
Joe Kennedy
Gerald Corbett
Bizzaro
Morrissey
Lemieux
Bennington Catholic High
Bchs Sakers
Spigetto
LePire
Huge Twin Double Killing Goes to Two Hotel Cooks
Two Miami Beach hotel cooks Juan Lopez 52 and Danny Tuazon 60 won a $2 twin double ticket at Gulfstream Park for $84,114. They cashed part of the winnings in cash and stayed at the track seeking additional investments after the Thursday win.
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Miami
Miami Beach
Gulfstream Park
United States
Juan Lopez
Danny Tuazon
Lopez
Tuazon
Scattergood
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Col. Mengel
Initabas
Spendapenie
Doctor Hank
Ski Reports From New England Ski Areas And A Race Result
New England ski reports list ratings for several resorts in New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts with codes for conditions. A race note states horse Initabas ran second in the eighth race and was placed first after concerns about a destroyed ticket.
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Boston
New England Council
New Hampshire
King Ridge
Moose Mt
Sunapee NP
Vermont
Glen Ellen
Jay Peak
Mad River
Stowe
Jiminy Peak
Jug End
Mt. Tom
Otis Ridge
Springfield
Thunder Mt
Initabas
Hawkins Top In Pensacola Pens Open Lead With 9 Under
Fred Hawkins shot a nine under par 135 to take a one stroke lead in the Pensacola Open. Ken Venturi posted 65 to sit two back at 136 while Arnold Palmer moved into contention with a 68 and Miller Barber tied at 137. The field included George Bayer Doug Sanders and Gary Player among others.
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Pensacola
Fla
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Miller Barber
Barber
George Bayer
Bill Collins
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Peter Butler
Bruce Devlin
Canberra
Australia
Sox Exhibition Schedule Sets March Exhibition Games
The Red Sox schedule multiple spring exhibitions against the Cubs Giants Indians Angels across Mesa El Paso Tuc son Scottsdale Palm Springs Phoenix and Oklahoma City and Reading with standby broadcasts for rainouts. Radio Station WBTN will carry the games.
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Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
Arizona
San Francisco Giants
el Paso
Texas
Phoenix
WBTN
Yale Favored Entry In College Swim Meet
Yale appears secure atop the Eastern Intercollegiate championships in Hanover as Army and Villanova loom as threats. Villanova’s Dick McDonough and Yale’s Steve Clark headline a 212-competitor field across dartmouth’s new pool, March 12-14.
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Hanover
N.H
Yale
Army
Navy
Elis
Villanova
Dartmouth
New England
Dick McDonough
Steve Clark
McDonough
Clark
St. Mary's Tops Bishop Burke In Sect 2 Tourney
St. Mary's of Hoosick Falls rallied to beat Bishop Burke of Gloversville 70 to 68 in the Section 2 Small School Catholic Tournament quarterfinals at Amsterdam. Mal Maguire scored 38 to push the Hoosick Gaels into the semifinals against St. Mary's of Hudson, whom they have already defeated this season.
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Amsterdam
N.Y
St. Mary’s of
Hoosick Falls
Bishop Burke
Gloversville
Mal Maguire
Hoosick Gaels
Hudson
British Plan To Abolish Davis Cup Challenge Faces Opposition
The United States and Australia are expected to oppose Britain’s plan to drop the cup challenge round and force elimination rounds in the Davis Cup. USLTA president James B. Dickey says the home defense right is a benefit of winning. Australian players Mulligan Emerson and Fletcher have defied bans, risking cup eligibility as the proposal is set for July review.
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New York
United States
Australia
James B. Dickey
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Marty Mulligan
Cairo
Australian Tennis Association
Roy Emerson
Ken Fletcher
Emerson
Cleveland
Dickey
Prospect Mountain Ski Club to award many trophies today
Prospect Mountain Ski Club hosts the second annual Junior Skimeister race with 100 entries. The two event format begins with a giant slalom at 10 a.m. and a slalom at 1:30 p.m. Prizes include a title trophy for best combined times and first place in three age groups for both boys and girls. Medallions go to other class winners.
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Prospect Mountain
Prospect Ski Area
David Leake
Hagerman
Prospect Mountain Ski Club
Prospect Mt
Olympic Trials Set For World's Fair in New York
More than 2,000 athletes will compete in 15 of 19 Olympic tryouts to be held at the New York World's Fair and nearby areas this spring and summer as co hosted by the city and the fair. Basketball trials open the program April 2 to 4 with canoeing trials closing September 12 to 13. The 18th Olympic Games are scheduled for October 10 to 24, 1964, in Tokyo. The fair will also host National AAU championships in judo weightlifting and Greco Roman and Free Style wrestling.
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New York
New York World’s Fair
Robert Moses
Tokyo
Japan
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings
Local Bowling Standouts and Olympic Trials at New York Venues
Scores from various matches are listed for Bowing Green Mountain League teams with high single and triple scores. The piece shifts to a large Olympic trials overview in New York venues including Downing Stadium and the Singer Bowl with facilities for boxing, wrestling, fencing, weightlifting, rowing, swimming, cycling, track and field, and volleyball set for May and March events.
Colgate Tops Dartmouth 5-2 in College Hockey
Colgate defeats Dartmouth 5 to 2 as the Raiders pull away in the late period. Dartmouth struggles to match Colgate's offense while Colgate secures a decisive win on the ice.
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Ringsmaster
Prez Perrotta
Casimir Lasecki
Gerald
Magnificent Lasecko
Mad Man
Kasmir Laseki
Father Whipple
Hisself
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Oklahoma City
Reading
Harte Theatre
Bennington
de Luke
Pete
Bente Davis
Bette Davis
Kari Malden
Peter Lawford
Albert Reich
Oscar Milard
William H Wright
Paul Henreid Musa Andre Previn
Warner Bros
VER Bros
St. Mary’s
Dave Lyons
Prospect Race
Mt. Anthony Country Club
al Cahill
Wast-Tv
Albany, N.Y
Lonergan and Thomas Inc
New Englander Motor Inn
Sewing Shop
Sno
Wassick’s Tire Service
Wheelers Sporting Goods
Wilson Ford and
Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply Co
Green Mountain League
Skunks
H & W Esso
R. Appel
J. Dunham
D & S Choice
Hawks
M. Kahwajy
Lauzens Machine Shop
Marty’s Gulf
R. Zentz
Fienberg’s
Lions
Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
Astoria Pool
Queens
Pelham Bay Lagoon
Bronx
St. John’s University
Purdue
Kissena Park
Central Park
Queens College
Flushing
L H & W Esso
Central Market
Capellas Real Estate
Lonergan & Thomas Marty’s Gulf
Lauzens Mach. Shop
D & D Jolivette
C A
Fienberg Stores
Colgate
Hamilton
Middlebury
Whitney
Main ST. Bennington
Bostonian
Adams Clothes Shop
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