Sabers poised to claim Vermont Class L title in Toronto showdown
Vermont high school basketball eyes center stage as Bennington Catholic Sabers chase a second straight Class L crown. The 20-2 Sabers meet Rice Memorial Indians in a semifinal rematch led by captain Tom Caron and star Dave Lefebvre with broadcast planned for Bennington Elks and Knights of Columbus halls. The clash follows Burlington fans’ anticipation and a robust, speed based game plan from coach Bizzarro, aiming for an early decisive run.
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Zarley Clings To Lead In Doral Open golf
Zarley, the little known pro from Yakima Washington, clung to a one stroke lead after the second round of the Doral Open. He shot a par 72 to reach 137 at the halfway point. Arnold Palmer and other stars moved up but could not surpass him.
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St John’s Redmen Open Defense Of NIT Title
St John’s meets Villanova in a first round NIT clash as the defending champion Redmen seek a repeat title. The article also notes Brigham Young and Wichita State advancing, NYU and Boston College results, and key players for both St John’s and Villanova.
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Duke Edges St. Joe's in NCAA Regional Thriller
Duke guards Steve Vacendak and Bob Verga led a 76-74 win over St. Joseph's Hawks in the NCAA Eastern regionals. Verga scored 22, Marin 18, Goukas 19 for St. Joseph's. Duke advances to face Davidson or Syracuse for the Eastern title.
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Eph Quintet Picks Blond As 66-67 Hoop Captain
Irwin E. Blond, Williams College junior guard, elected captain for 1966-67. He was the team’s second-highest scorer with 263 points and a 14.5 average, leading in field goal and foul shooting percentages. Blond helped Williams win the Little Three title and played in all but one game.
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Pirates beat Red Sox in first exhibition game in Florida
The Pittsburgh Pirates won 5-2 over the Boston Red Sox in Fort Myers as Vern Law and Woody Fryman each pitched three solid innings. Errors by Boston helped fuel the Pirates' victory despite only two earned runs.
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Duke St. Joseph's Narrowly Wins in College Showdown
Duke edged St. Joe's 76 to 74 in a tight college game while Kentucky defeated Dayton 86 to 79. Texas Western beat Cincinnati 78 to 76 in a close out game.
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Tourney State CLASS lineup and times
The schedule lists CLASS M Proctor and BFA at Fairfax at 2 p.m. CLASS I West Rutland versus Braintree Randolph at 3 30 p.m. CLASS S Danville Rochester at 7 p.m. CLASS L BCHS Rice at 8 30 p.m. includes four matchups with locations and start times.
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Pownal Harness Race Results Highlight Top Finishers
The Pownal meet lists first through ninth place in a compact card. Gil Bradley, Georgi Volo, High Bond, Red Glory, Easter Tassel, Dave Liner, June Elkington, Golden Fox, and Scar Way headline the finish order with times from 2:09 to 2:17 and various payoffs and handle figures.
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Green Mountain Entries Saturday March 12 1966 one mile trots
A catalog of racing entries for a 1966 Green Mountain meet on Saturday March 12 listing multiple trots and pacers across several mile races. Notable horses include Dell Adam Darn, Claire Wells, Spirit Baby, Grand Wil, and Billy O Boy among many others with winning purses ranging from 500 to 1350 dollars. The full card names numerous horses and connections across nine pacing events.
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Bowling High Single F Snow-215 P Lindsey-206 R Comi-189
Snow scores high in singles with 215 and 549 in triples. Lindsey posts 206 in singles and 520 in doubles while Comi adds 189 in singles and finishes with 501 in doubles.
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