Arlington and Bennington Win CYO Tourney Games
Arlington and Bennington junior high teams scored wins in the Arl ing ton tournament and set Wednesday semifinal clashes. Arlington beat North Bennington 16 13 and Bennington defeated Shaftsbury 33 15, with Arlington and North Bennington meeting again next in a late 60 42 shot paced game.
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Arlington
Bennington
CYO Tourney
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
St. Francis de Sales
Sacred Heart
St. Francis
Manchester
Molly Stark
Bernard Leamy
Richford McDermont
Legacy
Peckham
McDermont
Richford McDermott
Martin
Lorette
CYO Finals See St Peter's and St Stanislaus Triumph
St Peter's of Rutland defeated St Francis 22-12 in Class A while St Stanislaus of West Rutland overcame Sacred Heart 25-18 in Class B. Winners advance to the CYO state finals March 25 in Burlington.
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Sacred Heart
Tim LeRay
St. Stanislaus
BCHS
Burlington
Plante
Bioty
LeRay
Glodzik
Reczek
Jakalowski
Holbrook
St. Francis de Sales
Vermont
CYO
St. Francis
St. Peter’s
Rutland
West Rutland
Tom Caron
Buggani
Caron
Yeeman
Champine
Cillo
Gauthier
Hockey Results Saturday in NHL action
Toronto defeated Detroit 2 to 0 while Montreal topped Boston 5 to 2 in Saturday hockey results.
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Toronto
Detroit
Montreal
Boston
Sanders Wins Pensacola Open
Doug Sanders birdied in pressure when it counted to win the Pensacola Open with a 69 for a 270 total and 2800 in prize money. Don Fairfield finished one stroke back at 271, while Billy Maxwell and Paul Harney shared third at 273 as Nicklaus posted the day's best 64 and tied for 16th.
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Don Fairfield
Sanders
Fairfield
Billy Maxwell
Paul Harney
Tommy Bolt
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
D. Sanders
D. Fairfield
B. Maxwell
P. Harney
A. Palmer
John Pott
M. Souchak
Dan Sikes
D. Finsterwald
Tom Aaron
Older Horses Eye Gulfstream Handicap Prospects
Admiral's Voyage returns to form in the 3-year-old picture as older horses target the $100,000 Gulfstream Handicap at Gulfstream Park. Thirty-eight nominees are listed with weights to be set, featuring Yorky from Calumet Farm Four-and-Twenty Carry Back and other top circuit runners.
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Florida
Gulfstream Park
Yorky
Calumet Farm
Mr. Big
Alberta Ranches
Katherine Price
Carry
Yorktown
Physician
Hillsborough
New Orleans
Bowie
Santa Anita
Rex Ellsworth
Juanro
Willie Shoemaker
Royal Attack
Fred Hooper
T. A. Grissom
Fair Grounds
Vermont Teams Are Paired for NE Tourney
Hartford Public leads the 1962 New England Schoolboy Basketball Tournament field opening in Boston. Quarterfinal matchups include Concord versus Spaulding Barre, Hartford Public against Pittsfield, Morse Bath versus East Providence, and Bulkeley Hartford against Rindge Cambridge. Spaulding Vermont champion beat Springfield 79 69 for class L title.
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Boston
Hartford Public
Boston Garden
Connecticut
Concord
N.H
Spaulding
Barre
Pittsfield
Mass
Morse
Bath
Maine
East Providence
R.I
Bulkeley
Hartford
Rindge
Cambridge
Salim Outpoints GiambrA In New York Fight
New York result: Farid Salim 161 pounds from Argentina defeats Joey GiambrA 159% from San Francisco on points. In Manila, Flash Elorde 135 pounds of the Philippines knockout Somkiat Katmuangyon 134% of Thailand in two rounds.
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New York
Farid Salim
Argentina
Joey Giambra
San Francisco
Manila
Flash Elorde
The
Philippines
Somkiat Katmuangyon
Thailand
Spaulding Tops Cosmos For Vt Title
Spaulding of Barre won the Class L championship by defeating Springfield 79 to 69. Higgs led with 19 points, joined by Calevro 18 Johnson 14 and Mudgett 12 for Spaulding as Springfield’s French 20 Murray 14 Abrahamovich 13 Porter 12 led scorers. Spaulding now meets Concord New Hampshire in the New England tournament opener.
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Spaulding
Barre
Springfield
Higgs
Calevro
Johnson
Mudgett
French
Murray
Abrahamovich
Porter
Vermont
Concord
N.H
New England
Bishop Named New Sports Editor at Burlington Free Press
Clarence Bishop 37, former Rutland Herald assistant night editor and U V M graduate, is named sports editor of the Burlington Free Press succeeding Walter D. Hickey who died last month after a heart attack. Bishop previously worked at Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Plattsburgh Press Republican and Glens Falls Post-Star.
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Burlington, Vt
Clarence Bishop
Rutland Herald
Burlington Free Press
Bishop
Barre
University of Vermont
Walter D. Hickey
Rochester, N.Y
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Hank) Coley
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McDermott
Minor
Hayes
Midurski
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