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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1970

Page

8

Montpelier Solons Edge Mt Anthony 54 52 for Class L Final

In a tense Class L semifinal at the University of Vermont, Montpelier Solons upset Mt Anthony 54 52 to reach the finals for the first time since 1956. Paul Bowles led with 20 points, Bill Cody added 15 and 11 rebounds, while Mt Anthony struggled with turnovers and cold shooting late as Dennis Brooks 16 points paced the Patriots.

Montpelier Solons Shade Mt. Anthony Burlington Mt. Anthony Union High School Patrick Memorial Gymnasium Lady Luck Patriots Montpelier Solons Solon Montpelier University of Vermont Solons Lenny Drew Bennington Jamie Seivwright Steve Donnelly Dennis Brooks Donnelly Rice Memorial High Paul Bowles Bill Cody Randy Mook Patriot Mook John Hart Soteshot Tony Wright Windsor Patrick Gymnasium Shortie Eddy Fitzgerald Prince Rice

Kentucky Wildcats Win In Photo Finish Ballot

United Press International named Kentucky the national basketball champion for a record fourth time with 304 points, edging UCLA by 14. The Wildcats, led by coach Adolph Rupp, finished 25-1 and secured 19 of 33 ballots. Star guard Mike Casey missed much of the season due to injuries from an auto accident, while Dan Issel was sidelined for parts of the year.

Kentucky Adolph Rupp Wildcats United Press International UCLA Southern California UPI Jacksonville Notre Dame St. Bonaventure South Carolina North Carolina State New Mexico State Iowa Drake Marquette Houston Pennsylvania Florida State Villanova Long Beach State Niagara Utah State Western Kentucky Cincinnati Texas-El Paso Rupp Johnny Wooden Mike Casey Dan Issel

Arlington Eagles Seek County Final Chance Against Proctor Phantoms

Arlington faces undefeated Proctor Phantoms in the southern Class M title game after beating Poultney. The Eagles rely on height edges led by John Haugsrud and Steve Coulman to counter Proctor’s Dave Pentkowski and Kynoski as the Phantoms seek a third straight win.

Tim Williams Arlington Eagles Mt. Anthony Proctor Phantoms Burlington Eagles Phantoms Arlington Poultney Rutland High School Proctor John Haugsrud Steve Coulman Dave Pentkowski Carl Sheldon Mike Lindsey Keith Rice Haugsrud Coulman Pentkowski Dave Kynoski Kevin Candon Billy Greene Bobby Buzzell Maroon and White

Texans Lose Cool Over Mad Man Joe

Pepitone, once groomed as Yankee successor to Mantle, rebounds with Houston after a trade for Curt Blefary. He hits a grand slam vs Boston, driving a five run eighth inning rally to win 5 4, and says he is enjoying the fresh start with no pressure.

Broadway Joe Pepitone Texas Pepitone Yankees Mickey Mantle New York Yanks Houston Curt Blefary Boston Red Sox Sox

Hoop Scores Class L Semi Finals and NAIA Roundup

Hoop scores from Montpelier and Mt. Anthony in the Class L semis. NAIA tournament first round results include Augusta over Monmouth 85 64 and Jackson St over Campbell 89 65. WCAC playoff features Santa Clara 65 U of Pacific 56. Headlines also note Monday exhibition games with notable hitters Peppertone and Williams among others.

United Press International Augusta Monmouth Jackson St Campbell Arkansas Tech Hanover NE Louisiana Linfield Easting Mexico Whittier Marylnd St Calif Wiley Drury WCAC Snta Clara U of Pacific

Philadelphia 76ers defeat Rockets as small Houston crowd watches

In Houston, 2286 fans saw Philadelphia beat San Diego 131-112 with Hal Greer scoring 38 and Billy Cunningham 33 while Elvin Hayes had 32 points and 25 rebounds for the Rockets who suffered a fifth straight loss. Milwaukee crushed Seattle 124-105 as Lew Alcindor led with 25. Eddie Donovan resigned as Knicks general manager. Red Holzman to replace him amid Buffalo NBA launch.

New York Philadelphia Mets Cleveland San Diego Cincinnati Kansas City Montreal Atlanta Detroit Pittsburgh Yankees Minnesota White Sox St. Louis San Francisco Oakland Cubs Seattle Pepitone Billy Williams Hal Lanier Tommie McCraw Bobby Knoop Jimmy Stewart Adolfo Phillips Coco Laboy Williams Lanier United Press International Houston National Basketball Association Elvin Hayes Rockets 76Ers Hal Greer Billy Cunningham Hayes Milwaukee Lew Alcin Dor Bucks Flynn Robinson Jon McGlocklin Bob Rule Sonics Knicks Eddie Donovan Red Holzman Donovan Buffalo NBA

Maravich Leads UPI All America Ballot Picks

Pete Maravich of LSU top voted all America selection with 1 083 points from 556 ballots. Bob Lanier of St Bonaventure earns 1 003 points as a first team anchor. Others on first team include Dan Issel, Rick Mount, and Calvin Murphy with standout seasons guiding their teams to NCAA bids.

NEW York UPI Pete Maravich Bob Lanier United Press International Maravich Lanier St. Bonaventure Buffalo N.Y Bonnies Dan Issel Kentucky Rick Mount Purdue Calvin Murphy Niagara Issel Batavia Mount Lebanon Ind Murphy Norwalk Conn Purple Eagles Notre Dame Austin Carr Charlie Scott North Carolina Artis Gilmore Jacksonsville John Roche South

Rick Mount Signs Pacers Contract After Star College Career

Indiana Pacers land Rick Mount, holder of Big Ten single season game and career scoring records, in a reported 500000 to 750000 deal. Mount, from Lebanon Indiana, capped Purdue career with 22 points in a 48 point game, boosting ABA profile against the NBA. Mike Storen, Pacers GM, calls Mount one of Indiana's greatest players and a key ABA signing.

Indianapolis, Ind UPI Rick Mount Big Ten Indiana Pacers Ameritan Basketball Association Mount of Lebanon Ind ABA National Basketball Association Mount Purdue University Boilermakers Mike Storen Indiana

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