Prince's and Eagle Square Reach Semi Finals in League Tourney
Prince's Restaurant, league champions, and Eagle Square advanced to the industrial league semi finals Tuesday night. Prince's won 61 to 42 against Tansiter Electronics as Butch Corbett scored 13 and Fred Bushee 11. John Wilkinson and Dick Bleau added eight each. Tom Clark led the losers with 19. Eagle Square then edged their opponent 54 to 52 on a 21 point burst by George Burnt.
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Prince’s Restaurant
Eagle Square
Prince
Tansiter Electronics
Butch Corbett
Fred Bushee
Ron Reeves
John Wilkinson
Dick Bleau
Tom Clark
George Burnt
American Finance
Joe Bizzarro
Prince’s
State Armory
Nadeau’s
Globe Union
Vermont Bank and Trust
St. Joseph College
G FI Tansitor
Boutin Ames
Hurley Clark
Jones Montgomery
Prince’s Mahar Marsh Wilkenson
Liemlex Bleau Harvey Sweeney Corbett
Reeves Rudd Bushee
Hoyt King
Bornt
Martin James Midurski
Hess
Callahan Butterfield
Congdon
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Daley
St. Louis
Philadelphia
McGuire
Baltimore
San Francisco
Long Seattle
Wash
76ers Edge Hawks as Playoff Push Intensifies
The 76ers beat the Hawks 112-106 at Madison Square Garden to move atop the NBA Eastern Division with six games left. Bill Cunningham sparked Philadelphia in the second period while Howie Romives delivered seven in overtime to beat the Lakers. Elgin Baylor scored 46 for Los Angeles as New York’s Walt Bellamy and rookie Stallworth led a 40 point outburst.
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Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Boston
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
San Francisco
Eugene Ore
Bill Cunningham
Howie Romives
Lakers
Laker
Elgin Baylor
Jerry
Bosox Seek New Image After Team Meeting in Florida
Boston Red Sox arranged a team meeting in Winter Haven led by Dick Radatz and Carl Yastrzemski to boost spirit, aiming to shed their laughing stock image despite past eighth and ninth place finishes. Manager Billy Herman supported the effort as players discussed issues with the coaching staff and writers. Intra squad action saw the Okries top the Maglies 3-2 on Christopher's triple, with two hits from Christopher, Schilling, and Lennie Green while Darrell Brandon and Jim Lonborg pitched well.
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Radatz
Sox
Billy Herman
George Thomas
Detroit
Herman
Okries
Maglies
Joe Christopher
Chuck Schilling
Christopher
Schilling
Lennie Green
Darrell Brandon
Jim Lonborg
Brandon
Lomborg
Two Head Coaches Resign at BUHS
Brattleboro Union High School announces the immediate resignations of head football coach Andy Natowich and basketball coach Frank Kenison. Natowich, a 21 year Colonel pilot, led the 1965 football team to an 8-0 state title and will remain as a teacher, junior high coach, varsity baseball coach, and summer plants supervisor. Kenison, track coach and physical education instructor for seven years, cites health strain as a primary factor and will leave BUHS with no replacement named. Natowich notes his son Phil’s BUHS season and potential college path at Vermont Academy and Holy Cross.
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Brattleboro
Harry N. Montague
Brattleboro Union High School
Andy Natowich
Frank Kenison
Natowich
Pilot
Kenison
BUHS
Montague
Phil
Vermont Academy
Holy Cross
Dodgers Duo Holdout Sparks $1 Million Pay Clash
LA star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale refuse spring camp, pressing for a mutual $1 million three year deal while Maury Wills, returning from Japan, signals readiness to bargain and resume talks with GM Bavasi. Wills had spoken of parity with the others and valued his past season around $60,000 with $90,000 seen as a workable offer.
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UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
FE. J
Buzzie
Wills
Japan
Koufax
Drysdale
Providence and Assumption share New England hoops honors
Providence College and Assumption College captured the United Press International New England regional titles. Providence defeated Rhode Island in a close final, earning 11 first place votes to RI's five. Assumption led Central Connecticut and Springfield to take the small college crown as St. Michael's trailed. Casey Stengel was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame in a surprise announcement at Huggins-Stengel Field.
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UPI
Provieence
Assumption Today
United Press _ International New England
Providence Friars
University of Rhode Island
Joe Mullaney
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Rams
Boston College
Connect
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
New England
Andy Laska
Assumption Greyhounds
Central Connecticut
Blue Devils
Assumption
Greyhounds
Central
Springfield College
Northeastern
American International
Aces
St. Ansselm’s
St. Michael’s
Aseasumption
New Haven
Trinity
Providence
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Casey Stengel
Casey
Edna
Cooperstown
Rube Marquard
Cheez
Stengel
Bouts Okayed for Burlington Auditorium Card
Reuben Levin of the Vermont Boxing Control Board issued a permit to Sports Arena Inc of Essex Junction to stage Monday bouts at Burlington Auditorium. The fights aim to raise funds for a Winooski gymnasium serving all denominations. promoter Don McGettrick said the card features boxers from Canada, New York state and Vermont, starting at 8:15 PM.
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Reuben Levin
Veremont Boxing Control Board
Sports Arena, Inc
Essex Junction
Burlington Auditorium
Don McGettrick
Winooski
Canada
New York State
Vermont
Fight Toronto Approval Virtually Assured
Ontario Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree endorsed the March 29 title bout between Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell at Maple Leaf Gardens after an extensive review. Promoter Frank Tunney and Maple Leaf Gardens will stage the fight, which left New York Chicago Montreal and Verdun before Toronto accepted it. Rowntree noted the decision does not condone past actions and he may attend the bout himself.
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UPI
Ontario
Leslie Rowntree
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Maple Leaf Gardens
Rowntree
Merv McKenzie
Frank Tunney
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Verdun
Clay
Viet Nam
Terrell
Bernie Glickman
United States
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Rot
Stengal
Casey Stengal
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Yanks
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Rosasco
Bennington
Phoenix
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State Street
T. Co
Cosmetic Forum
Albany
Frost’s
Clairol
Frost’s Pharmacy
North Street
Dial
Duchess
London
Adams Clothes Shop
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