22 Young New Englanders To Vie for Olympic Berths
22 skiers from New England head to final Olympic trial meets against western rivals. Gordon Eaton wins downhill and slalom titles as Marsha Fletcher and Sandy Bower claim women’s slalom and giant slalom. Maine leads in combined honors. Team selections include Eaton, Beattie, Chaffee, Durrance, Kidd, and others with coaches Egon Zimmerman and Warren Wetherell directing the eastern squad for Harriman Cup at Sun Valley and Mt Alaska events.
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Stowe
New England
Gordon Eaton
Marsha Fletcher
Rip McManus
Sandy Bower
Eaton
McManus
Milford
Miss Bower
Auburn
Maine
Mt. Mansfield
State of Maine
Sandra Thaxter
Portland
Webber
Sandra
Billy Kidd
Stone
Roger Buchika
John Clough
Middlebury
Sun Valley
Idaho
Mt. Alyeska
Alaska
Egon Zimmerman
Gunstock
Laconia
N.H
Warren Wetherell
Wetherell
Northwood
Lake Placid
N.Y
Skip Bryan
Bryan Beattie
Dartmouth
Buchika
Rick Chaffee
Rutland
Clough
Dick Durrance
Jim Jacobson
Kidd
Rebel Ryan
C.B. Vaughn
St. Lawrence
Peter Ruschp
Pat Terenzi
Spaulding Downs Bellows Falls to Clinch Class L Title
Spaulding High School Barre crushed Bellows Falls 62 41 to win the Class L championship and claim the UVM Rotating Trophy. Dave Hale and Alden Hale controlled the boards while Mike Calerro and Frank Wilson led with jump shots as Barre built an early lead and never trailed.
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Middlebury
Bellows Falls Terriers
UVM
Walter D. Hickey
Barre
Southern Vermonters
Dave
Alden Hale
Spaulding
Mike Calerro
Frank Wilson
Vince DiBernardo
Jay Buckley
Terriers
SVL
Wallingford Wins Junior High Tourney
Arlington junior high tournament ends with Wallingford 32 Sacred Heart 28 as John Kennedy scores 14 for the Foxes. Sacred Heart rallies late but falls short in a tight final.
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Wallingford
Arlington
Sacred Heart School
Bennington
Little Foxes
John Kennedy
Sacred Heart
North Bennington
Kennedy
Shaftsbury
Tim LeRay
NCAA Hoop Results From Midwest Regional First Round
College basketball results from regional tournaments across the nation. Notable games include Texas defeat Texas Western 65 47 in Lubbock and Oklahoma City over Colorado State 70 67. Standout scores feature Evansville 85 Washington St 76 in St Louis and Xavier Ohio 89 St Bonaventure 75 in the National Catholic Championship.
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Lubbock
Tex
Texas
Texas Western
Okla. City
Colo. State
Mideast
Akron
Ohio
Wittenberg
S. Carolina
Youngstown
Buffalo
Midwest
Brookings
S.D
S. Dakota St
Nebraska Wesleyan
Great Lakes
St. Louis
Evansville
Washington
Southwest
Cape Girardeau
S. Illinois
Lamar Tech
Xavier
St. Bonaventure
Creighton
Aegis
Indiana
Ohio State
Illinois
Iowa
Southern Cal
Stanford
UCLA
Cal
Colorado
Kansas
St John Takes Classic Lead At ABC Bowling Tourney
Guy St John of South Bend Ind surged to the lead in the American Bowling Congress classic singles with a 684 three game series, passing Dick Cochran of Chicago who held 682 from Saturday. Bob Leap of Bedford Ind slipped to third after leading early.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Guy St. John
South Bend
Ind
St. John
Dick Cochran
Chicago
Bob Leap
Bedford
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Cancellations Summary
A slate of exhibition games results includes Kansas City 3, Milwaukee 0. St. Louis 2, New York 1 with rain ended play in 7th. Boston 5, Chicago 2. Los Angeles 4, Houston 1 called in 6th due to high winds. Cleveland 6, San Francisco 1. Baltimore 7, New York 4. Detroit 10, Minnesota 5 in 8 innings. Cincinnati 1, Chicago 0 in 14 innings. New York 7, St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 0. Boston 12, Chicago 2. Houston 7, Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 10, Cleveland 7. Baltimore 5, New York 4. Minnesota 4, Detroit 1 in 11 innings. several games at Florida venues canceled or moved to spring sites with Los Angeles at Minnesota, Milwaukee at New York, New York at Philadelphia, and others listed as scheduled exhibitions.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Los Angles
St. Louis
Detroit
San Fran
Chicago
W. L. T. Toronto
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Houston
Cleveland
San Francisco
Baltimore
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Washington
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Fort Lauderdale
Pet
National League
Green Mountain Auto Sport Club wins Sunday gymkhana in Bennington Flats
The Green Mountain Auto sport Club took team honors at a windy Sunday gymkhana held in a Bennington Flats shopping center lot. Wayne Fitzgerald of Greenwich New York clocked the day’s best time 2 20.9 in a Lotus, winning Sports cars under 90 inch wheel base. Empire Motor Sports Albany placed second in team time with 7 40.5 while SCCA Mohawk Hudson was third at 7 45.9.
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Green Mountain Autosport Club
Bennington Flats
Wayne Fitzgerald
Greenwich
N.Y
Lotus
Empire Motor Sports Club
Albany
SCCA
Mohawk Hudson
Carleton Foster
Green Mountain
Fort Plain Defeats Hoosick Falls to Reach Tourney Round
Fort Plain High School upset Hoosick Falls Central School 50 to 40 in Mechanicville New York to eliminate the Hoosiers from the Class C Section 2 state tournament. Jim Cronkhite led the Hilltoppers with strong defense and rebounding while Little Dave Lane and Pete Lanzen provided key scoring as Fort Plain overcame a first period clock fiasco and held the lead through the final period.
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Hoosick Falls
New York
Fort Plain
Dick Lasser
Hoosiers
Jim Cronkhite
Skip Starr
Norm Schneider
Paul Kipp
Mechanicville
N.Y
Starr
Skip
Hilltoppers
Doug Eighmey
Pete Lanzen
Hoosier
New England Teams Face Hardy Foes In NCAA Opens
New England squads set for NCAA and NAIA action as unbeaten Central Connecticut and Connecticut clash with national champion Wittenberg and face tough draws. Providence also in NAIA, while UConn meets West Virginia in the NCAA eastern regional opener amid strong Atlantic Coast and Southern Conference contenders.
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New England
Bob
Northeastern
Wittenberg
Ohio
Central Connecticut
University of Connecticut
Central
Providence
Kansas City
Athens
Ala
Connecticut
West Virginia
Rod Thorn
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Concord
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Rip) Randall
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