Arlington Eagles Edge Proctor in Class M Semi Final
Arlington Eagles push Proctor to the limit in a 54-48 Class M semi final clash at Rutland High School. John Haugsrud led Arlington with 15 points as Proctor’s Pentkowski, Kynoski, Greene and Candon scored in double figures but failed to pull away. The loss ends Bennington County’s bid for state glory as Arlington’s defense and rebounding kept the game close through the third period.
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Burr & Burton Bulldogs
Keyser Greene
Gailus Candon
M. Buzzell
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Coulman Sheldon Haugsrud
Lindsey Rice
Budro Mears
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Knicks Clinch Tie For Eastern Title As Celtics Excluded
The Knicks beat Seattle 117-99 to move within one win of the Eastern Division title while Boston was eliminated from playoff contention as Detroit defeated the Celtics 115-112. Lew Alcindor scored 40 for Milwaukee but Atlanta dominated rebounding to beat the Bucks. West scored 42 for the Lakers to edge the Warriors and keep pace in the West.
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John Block
Elvin Hayes
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Snowkhana Competition Names Prize Winners
Prize winners in the Southern Vermont Snow-Goers Snowkhana held Sunday at Houran Farm include Ben Niles winning multiple events such as Poles and Barrels and Linda Niles taking the top female spots. Other top finishers include John Green, Jerome Statin, Asa Elwell, and Diane Mattison among the numerous category winners.
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Astros Believe They Can go All The Way In 1970
Houston's spring camp shows confidence with new stars Joe Pepitone Jim Beauchamp and pitchers Dilauro Osinski and Mike Marshall. Leader Larry Dierker headlines a strong rotation including Don Wilson Tom Griffin and Denny Lemaster. Pepitone eyes first base unless Mayberry’s rise demands a position swap. Astros hope to top Mets and chase pennant with solid infield Morgan Menke Rader and outfield Wynn Alou Davis and Miller.
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New York Mets
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Jim Beauchamp
Jack Dilauro
Dan Osinski
Mike Marshall
Spec Richardson
Houston
Larry Dierker
Don Wilson
Tom Griffin
Denny Lemaster
Pepitone
Broadway
Harry Walker
John Mayberry
Joe Morgan
Denis Menke
Doug Rader
McMillan Named top New York area college player
Jim McMillian of Columbia was chosen as the outstanding university division player in the New York Metropolitan area, the first to win the award three straight years. He also made the All-Met team with several rivals from St. John’s Manhattan St. Francis Fordham St. Peter’s Army and others. Astros are current leading candidates for the pennant while Richardson and Walker say they’ve improved.
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Manhattan
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Bill Mainer
Fordham
Rich Rinaldi
St. Peter’s College
Jim Oxley
Army
Astros
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Cahill Ponders Winter Racing in New Jersey
Governor William T. Cahill on Tuesday indicated he would not oppose winter racing in New Jersey, signaling potential support for the sport amid state considerations.
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William T. Cahill
New Jersey
Cardinal Salvo Downs One Bird
The St. Louis Cardinals renewed holdout contracts with Richie Allen and Steve Carlton, ordering both to camp by 10 a.m. Carlton reported early to St. Petersburg amid displeasure over terms. Allen remained unsigned as the deadline neared. The Cardinals won their Grapefruit League opener 5-1 over the Dodgers, while several other spring games featured stars like Rico Carty, Hank Aaron, Dave Johnson, and Roberto Clemente.
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Ron Allen
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Roberto Clemente
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Sandy Alomar
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San Francisco
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Repeaters Lead Small College All-America Team Selections
John Rinka of Kenyon College and Fred Davis of Howard Payne headline the 1969-70 Small College All-America basketball team with top scoring averages. Rinka led the nation at 41.0 and Davis averaged 31.5, joined by Jake Ford, Greg Hill, and Travis Grant on the first team. Second and third teams feature Elmore Smith, Kevin Wilson, Gene Mumford, Curtis Perry, Earnest Killum, James Silas, Larry Oliver, Wayne Sokolowski, Isaiah Wilson, and Carl Poole with Kentucky State and SFA Austin among the honorees. Grant posted a 36.1 average and a .746 field goal percentage as a standout sophomore.
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Greg Hill
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Larry Oliver
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Wayne Sokolowski
Ashland
Isaiah Wilson
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Carl Poole
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