Frank Bizzarro named MSJ basketball coach in Rutland
Former BCHS and Mt. Anthony Union High School mentor Frank Bizzarro will coach Mount St. Joseph Academy basketball, succeeding retiring Jim Browne. Bizzarro returns to Rutland, teaches history, and leads MSJ with previous state championship pedigree.
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Bennington Lanes bowlers post big scores and league keeps tightening
Donnie Smith posted an 877 four game set in the Bennington Classic League while teammates and rivals collected high single and triple marks. Mullins Townsend and Brown also posted 844 832 and 247 243 237 scores as teams chase lead changes across the Classic, Friendship, and National Leagues with notable highs from Wysocki Becker and Letourneau and a 206 deposit offer for six straight strikes.
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Belinsky Giants Tigers Cubs All Spring Training News
Bo Belinsky wobbled against prospects and six walks in two innings as Cardinals beat Pirates 6-3. Willie Mays homered for the Giants in an 8-6 Cubs win. Tigers were routed 12-0 by the Mets with Gary Gentry four RBIs including a grand slam. Williams' Senators lost to Dodgers 5-4. Carty drove in three for Braves in a 5-4 win over the Yankees A. May edged May 4-3 Royals. Cuellar blanked Astros 4-0. Pilots edged by Cleveland 10-7 in unearned runs. Red Sox fell 7-5 to Phillies.
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National Invitational Tourney Opens Tonight With Twin Bill
The 32nd annual National Invitation Tournament opens with Florida facing Temple at 7 p.m. and Tulsa meeting St Peter’s at 9 p.m. Florida star Neal Walk is among top players, while Temple’s Harry Litwack seeks NIT glory as a veteran coach.
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Fordham
Louisville
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South Carolina
Bob Cousy
St. John’s
Joe Spachick
UCLA Opens NCAA Title Defense in West Regionals
UCLA and other top teams begin NCAA tournament play in regional games. UCLA faces New Mexico State as Dennis Awtrey Bud Ogden lead Santa Clara Weber State Drake Purdue Kentucky Marquette Duke Davidson St Johns North Carolina in early rounds. The field features Wilth—wait.
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Don Draper
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Colorado State
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Charlie Scott
Tar Heels
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Football Clinic CHIKAGO attracts 500 coaches
From March 27 through March 29 a football clinic in Chicago is expected to attract 500 coaches. Seventeen coaches from professional college and high school ranks will appear on clinic programs including Hank Stram of Kansas City Jim Dooley of Chicago Tom Landry of Dallas and Norm Van Brocklin of Atlanta.
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Kansas City
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Chicago
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Dallas
Norm van Brocklin
Atlanta
Rangers Rally Past Penguins in NHL Thriller
The New York Rangers rallied from 2-0 and 3-1 deficits to defeat the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3, with third period goals by Bob Nevin and Vic Hadfield. The win moved the Rangers four points ahead of Detroit in the East. Toronto beat Los Angeles 4-0 to stay two behind Detroit, while Oakland beat Chicago 4-1.
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Chicago
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Leafs win third shutout of season in easy victory
Toronto blanked the opponent as Mike Walton Ricky Ley Paul Henderson and Bob Pulford scored for the Maple Leafs. It was Ricky Leys first NHL goal.
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Ricky Ley
Paul Henderson
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Little Man Will Get Recognition In Hall Of Fame Event
Springfield article reports the Naismith Hall of Fame will honor the nation's outstanding college player 6 feet tall or less. A seven member committee will select the winner, who will be recognized at the enshrinement dinner in Chicopee and listed on the Hall of Fame plaque.
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Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Chicopee
James Naismith
Corpus Christi
Texas
James A. Naismith
Frances Pomeroy Naismith
Bill Gardiner
Catholic University
Stan Watts
Brigham Young
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Joe Vancisin
Yale
Bill Wall
MacMurray College
Ben Carnevale
New York University
Forrest
Class I and M semi final hoop scores with several matchups
Class I semifinals saw Mamuth NJ 115 over Ashul Bltmre 81 and West Rutland 79 over Marian 72 while Vergennes 62 defeated Sacred Heart 55. Class M semis had Poultney 65 over Stove 52 and Rochester 77 over Peacham 44. Twinfield 73 over Canaan 45. NAIA tournament in Kansas City second round featured Elitaty St NC 88 over S.W. Okla 81 and Maryland St 85 over Stout st 83. Cent Wash 96 over Hwrd Payne 74 and E New Mex 77 over E Mich 69. High Point 100 over Whittier 82 and Washburn 74 over Fairmont St 72. NCAA College Division at Evansville first round results include S.W. Missouri 92 over Montclair 76 with Ky Wilyn 82 defeating Oglthrpe 68. Ashland 41 over Illinois ST 35. Am Intl 80 over San Fran ST 75.
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Eagles sign fifth draft choice Jim Anderson
Philadelphia Eagles announce the signing of fifth draft pick Jim Anderson from Missouri. Anderson, 22, 6 feet 4 inches, 235 pounds, started at tackle in college and the team plans to move him to guard.
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