Middlebury Hosts 13th USEASA Prep School Ski Championship
Middlebury College hosts the 13th annual USEASA prep school ski championships at the Snow Bowl on Vermont 125 in Hancock. About 15 eastern prep schools compete for the team title across four events with slalom and jump on Saturday and downhill and cross country on Sunday. Cross country runs on Bread Loaf mountain three miles from the Snow Bowl. Holderness School won last year with Kimball Union second and Vermont Academy third. other competitors include Andover Northwood Deerfield Putney Proctor Exeter Brewster Kents Hill Hebron Dublin Tilton Berkshire. James D. Ross leads local arrangements for Middlebury athletics.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Useasa
Vermont 125
Hancock
Bread Loaf Mountain
Snow Bowl
Holderness School of
Plymouth
N.H
Kimball Union Academy
Vermont Academy
Andover
Northwood
Deerfield
Putney
Proctor
Exeter
Brewster
Kents Hill
Hebron
Dublin
Tilton
Berkshire
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
James D. Ross
Strikes and Spares East Coast Bowling Standings
standings show Mitch's L and M's leading with 652 points and 382 losses. Bowlerettes are 65 39. Lauzon's Sliders 57 47. Kool Kats 5s i rks ee 49Va 54/2. Pinch Hitters 492 542. Lectronettes 45 59. Amateurs 432 60%. Buy Rite Lucky Strikes 42 62. Pin Jims 32 72% in the International League.
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Mitch
Dee
Mary Watson
Marie Watson
Lauzon
A. Clifford
A_ Clifford
Kool Kats
B_ Phillips
B. Phillips
Lou Lous
B. Willis
F. Snow
A. Arbolino
Lectronic Sparks
The
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E. Thompson
A. Myers
Wik Mitch
Sliders
Si Rks Ee
Canada and U S Meet In 1962 World Am Hockey Tourney Opener
Canada defending champions face Finland in the Denver Coliseum while the U S Nationals meet Norway at Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs. The 11 day event builds to a possible USA versus Canada televised final on March 18.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Canada
U.S
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Broadmoor World
Finland
Denver Coliseum
U.S.A
City grocers reject watchdog night guards proposal
Oklahoma City grocers quickly turned down a police suggestion to use watchdogs for overnight security. They argued the dogs could not be trusted around the meat counter.
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Oklahoma City
City
Police Department
Rhode Island Night Racing Challenge to Pari Mutuels
Rhode Island Protesters challenge all pari mutuel betting as violative of a constitutional ban on lotteries and accuse an unlawful delegation of legislative power to the Racing and Athletics Commission. Nineteen petitions oppose night racing.
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Pari-Mutuels
Providence
R.I
Rhode Island
State Racing and Athletics
Racing and Athletics Commission
Lincoln Downs
J. Howard Duffy
Commission
Duffy
John J. Skiffington Jr
D - Woonsocket
Afl-Cio
John A. Notte Jr
Arthritis Fund Campaign Lacks $6,000 Toward Goal
Burlington reports 1961 62 Arthritis drive in Vermont has raised 19 509 toward a 25 000 budget due by July 1 1962. County totals show Chittenden leading with 7 644, Windsor 3 022, Washington 2 750, Rutland 1 090. out of state 1 025. Expansion includes renewed Burlington area physical therapy visits and soon a mobile unit. National foundation will spend over 1 million on 93 research projects this year. Eighty five percent stays in Vermont for research and clinics.
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Burlington
Vermont
George J. Lumbra
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Lumbra
Chittenden County
Windsor County
Washington County
Rutland County
Windham County
Lamoille County
Bennington County
Heaton Hospital
Rutland Hospital
Dation
Thomas B. Tomasi Jr
University of Vermont Medical School
John H. Bland
DeGoesbriand
Mary Fletcher
Montpelier
Porter H. Dale
Gordon B. Smith
Order of the Eastern Star
Arthritis and
Ruth L. Burnett
Richmond
Eastern Star
Norwich
Royal I. Blanchard
Richford
Kenneth C. Baker
Peru
Daulton Mann Jr
New England 1962 AP basketball team selections announced
Jackie Foley and Jim Hadnot headline the 1962 AP New England team with Foley named unanimously for the third straight year. Providence’s Hadnot, Boston College’s Hooley, and Williams’ Mahland anchor the five man squad with Ernst of Providence as a leading scorer and decoy.
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Hadnot, Foley, Maitland
AP New England
Boston
Jackie Foley
Jim Hadnot
Associated Press
New England
Foley
Holy Cross
Providence
Vinnie Ernst
Hadnot
Jim Hooley
Boston College
Bob Mahland
Williams
Ernst
Tommy Heinsohn
Bob Cousy
Ernie Calverley
Tony Levelli
Bill Russel
Oakland
Calif
Engand
Johnny Egan
Jim
Hooley
Eagle
Worcester woman breaks barriers in collegiate sports publicity
Cleo Grady, 38, Worcester native and public relations director at Assumption College, is among about 20 women serving as college sports information directors. Since 1957 she has promoted sports while overcoming polio, naval service, and initial unfamiliarity with track and soccer, aided by studying press pages and her younger brother.
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Worcester, Mass
Cleo Grady
Miss Grady
Worcester
Assumption College
Holy Name Society
Anna Maria College
Naval Intelligence
Assumption
Grady
Young Americans Seek Skating Titles in Prague
Three young American skaters Monty Hoyt Jerry Fotheringill and Judianne Fotheringill depart for Prague for the world championships March 14 17 to honor a 1961 U S team tragedy. Coach Carlo Fassi says their odds are good as the 1961 team perished in Brussels and the world titles are vacant.
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Milan
Italy
Prague
U.S
Monty Hoyt
Denver
Colo
Jerry
Judianne Fotheringill
Tacoma
Wash
Carlo Fassi
Brussels
Vancouver
Canada
Aparicio Aims at Seventh Straight AL Base Steal Title
Luis Aparicio of the Chicago White Sox targets a seventh consecutive American League base stealing crown in 1962. He notes tough rivals like Dick Howser Jake Wood and Zorro Verasles and cites Whitey Ford Bud Daley Hoyt Wilhelm and Paul Foytack as pitchers to beat. Manager Al Lopez backs his speed and defense.
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Sarasota
Fla
Luis Aparicio
Go Go
Chicago White Sox
Ty Cobb
Aparicio
Sox
Dick Howser
Kansas City
Jake Wood
Detroit
Zorro Versalles
Minnesota
al Lopez
Whitey Ford
Luis
Bud Daley
Yankees
Hoyt Wilhelm
Paul Foytack
Terry Fox
Earl Battey
Gus Triandos
Tony Kubek
Lopez
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh
Wright
Saints End Slump With Late Shot, Win 103 101
The San Francisco Saints snapped a six game skid by edging the Cleveland Pipers 103 101 after White Bell scored a jump shot with five seconds left to break a 101 101 tie. In other action the New York Tapers beat the Chicago Majors 106 94 at Commack New York.
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San Francisco Saints
White Bell
Saints
Cleveland Pipers
San Francisco
New York Tapers
Chicago Majors
Commack
N.Y
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Sherwin-Williams
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E. Gardner
Tri Mont
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F. Keppler
Ray's Market
Mitch’s Barber Shop
Tri-Mont
RED Sox
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Scottsdale
Dick Radatz
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Mahland
Oswald Tower
Sparkplug Ernst
Sohomores
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Yale
Rodger Twitchell
Massachusetts
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Vermonter
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Chappele
Maine
Steve Spahn
Dartmouth
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Brown
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Dave Koch
MIT
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Ed Slomcewski
Connecticut
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Northeastern
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Fairfield
Brian Hollander
Brandeis
Mike Mole
Charlie Lee
Gerry Ward
Chuck Chevalier
Dave Swan
Tony Greer
St. Anselm’s
Fred
New Field
Terry Rice
Sports Illusstrated Magazine
Mr. Go Go
North Adams
A. J. Ouellette
Sherwin-Williams Co
Main Street
North Adams, Mass
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WNW
Swift
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Lauterne
Rhine Wine
WM. E. Campbell, Inc
Rollin St
Bennington, Vermont
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