Southern Quintets Conquer For Second Straight Year
In the 1966 Vermont Scholastic Basketball Championships at Roy L. Patrick Gymnasium Burlington, Southern Vermont teams dominated as BCHL West Rutland and Proctor Phantoms won state titles. West Rutland beat Brain tree Randolph 64 51, Proctor defeated BFA Fairfax 64 44, and Danville edged Rochester 74 66 for the Class A crown led by Dwayne Lynaugh’s 35 points.
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Burlington
Bennington Catholic
West Rutland
Proctor
Danville
Vermont
Roy L. Patrick
BCHL
Marble Valley
Braintree
Randolph
Golden Horde
Shappymen
Tom Sivret
Sivret
Bruhs
Ray Czachor
Ed Reczek
Tom Lawson
Proce Tor Phantoms
BFA of
Fairfax
Bob Greene
Don Gallus
John Poljacik
Ed Hubbert
Hubbert
Mike Rooney
Dick Brown
Rochester
Dwayne Lynaugh
Dennis Lynaugh
Lynaugh Brothers
Rice
BCHS
Rochester Rooters
Rocket Five
Larry Kimball
UVM
Art Loche
Bizzarro
Tom Caron
Uconn
Stillwell Captures Beaulieu International Singles Title
Graham Stillwell of England defeated Keith Woolridge of England 6-4 7-5 to win the men's singles at the Beaulieu International tennis championships in Beaulieu France on Sunday.
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Beaulieu
France
Graham Stillwell
England
Keith Woolridge
Welcome Home BCHS State Champs Sign Unveiled
Harold Rudd of the local Elks lodge helped celebrate the Sabers dominance as halftime neared, with a "Welcome Home" sign hung over the Putnam Hotel reading Welcome Home BCHS State Champs, Bennington Lodge of Elks.
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Harold Rudd
Sabers
Rudd
Elks Lodge
Putnam Hotel
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Hull Nets Goal No 51 Tops Rocket Record
Hull, the Chicago Golden Hawk, netted his 52nd of the season in a 5-1 win over the Maple Leafs. Chicago moved within a point of the Canadiens as Detroit crushed Boston 8-4. Mikita, Esposito, Hay and Pulford scored as Maniago stood tall for the win.
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Hull Nets
Rocket
United Press International
Bobby Hull
West
Hull
Chicago Golden Hawk
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Hawks
Canadiens
Detroit
Boston
Bob Pulford
Bill Hay
Stan Mikita
Phil Esposito
Don Marshall
Cesare Maniago
Jean Ratelle
Bob Nevin
Ranger
Canadien
John Ferguson
Bobby Rousseau
Andy Bathgate
Alex Delvecchio
Red Wings
Sign or Sit Out: Baseball Owners’ Ultimatum
Baseball management presses a signing ultimatum amid a price war with players. Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney rejects the Reds’ demand for a $50,000 contract, while Los Angeles shortstop Maury Wills negotiates with Dodger GM E. J. Bavasi over a figure around $78,000 to $80,000 plus fringe benefits. Wills aims to report to camp ready to sign. Maloney remains firm in California.
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Baseball
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Maloney
Dodgers
Wills
Dodger
E. J
Buzzie
Bavasi
Reds
California
Phil Seghi
Dodgers Holdouts Marichal Mets Edge Cards In 3-0 Win
Standings note several holdouts including Drysdale Koufax Grant and Marichal. In Grapefruit League play Duke Sims homered in the 11th to lift the Astros 4-3 over the Senators as Lee Maye also connected. Mets shutout the Cardinals 3-0 behind a trio of pitchers with Choo Choo Coleman homering. Pirates beat Phillies 6-2 behind Dave Roberts. A’s shell Radatz 8-4 with George Scott homering for Boston. US Alpine and International championships arrive in Stowe with Sun Valley and Heavenly Valley set to host. Nebraska preserves the nation’s longest pheasant season at 93 days from Oct 23 to Jan 23.
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Duke Sims
Houston Astros
Washington Senators
Lee Maye
Ken McMullen
Washington
New York Mets
Jack Fisher
Ron Nischwitz
Larry Bearnorth
St. Louis Cardinals
Choo Choo Coleman
Met
Art Mahaffey
Dennis Higgins
Greg Bello
Ray Cordeiro
Bob Locker
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Reds
Lee Elia
Pete Ward
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Phillies
Dave Roberts
Bucs
Richie Allen
Phils
Kansas City Athletics
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
A’s
Radatz
George Smith
Boston
George Scott
Nebraska
Clough Dominates North American Alpine Championship
Skier John Clough, 24, Dartmouth assistant coach, wins three events at Franconia New Hampshire to claim the North American Alpine Championship title in giant slalom slalom and a 4 000 foot special slalom. Paula Kanerva wins women's overall, with Jody Kashiwa upsetting her Sunday. Others noted include Tom Corcoran and Paula Kanerva in top finishes across multiple events.
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Franconia
N.H
UPI
John Clough
Dartmouth College
Clough
Hans Merki
Paula Kanerva
Jody Kashiwa
Old Forge
N.Y
Cannon Mountain
Miss Kanerva
Paula
Whitefish
Mont
Tom Corcoran
Waterville
Pro from the Moon Wins Doral Open in Blustery Finale
Phil Rodgers fired a two under par 70 to finish at 10 under 278 and win the $100,000 Doral Open, earning $20,000 as a record crowd watched on a sunless day. The outcome was not settled until the final holes at the 7,028 yard Blue Monster course amid gusty winds.
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Miami
UPI
Jolly Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Kermit Zarley
Zarley
Jay Dolan
Arnold Palmer
Jack McGowan
Ray Floyd
Frank Beard
Johnny Pott
Bruins slump continues after weekend losses to Toronto and Detroit
Boston Bruins suffer 6-0 defeat at Toronto and an 8-4 home loss to Detroit as defense gaps persist. Milt Schmidt laments repeated defensive lessons ignored. Names Curry Bathgate Prentice Fonteyne Stewart Bergman Kennedy, Boivin figure in bruising weekend. Bruins sit eight points behind Rangers with nine games left.
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Boston
UPI
G.M
Milt Schmidt
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Toronto
Red Wings
Boston Garden
Andy Bathgate
Dean Prentice
Parker MacDonald
Floyd Smith
Bathgate
Schmidt
Eddie Johnston
Forbes Kennedy
Detroit
Gary Bergman
New York Rangers
URI Hoop Mentor NE Coach of Year 1965-66
Ernie Calverley of Rhode Island was named UPI New England major college basketball coach of the year for 1965-66. He led the Rams to a 20-8 regular season, a Yankee Conference share, and broke URI’s coaching record with six straight winning seasons.
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Boston
UPI
Ernie Calverley
United Press International
New England
University of Rhode. Island
Rams
Steve Chuc
Calverley
Rhode Island
Claverley
Pawtucket
Chubin
Colege
Pawtucket H.S
Bryant College
Providence College
Mullaney
Providence
Cousy
Boston College Eagles
Holy Cross
Uconns
Donohue
Lew Alcindor
Crusaders
Alston Confident Dodgers Back With Guts and Speed
Dodgers manager Walter Alston vows a faster, tougher team to repeat as National League champions. He cites pitching stars Koufax and Drysdale, strong infield options from Kennedy to Lefebvre, and a lineup featuring Fairly, Davis, and Johnson.
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Alston
Vero Beach
Fla
UPI
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota Twins
Braves
Dodgers
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Stillwell
Ken Campbell
Brattleboro Reformer
Vermont Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
Frank Bizzarro
Stan Krawczyk
Hagerman
NBA
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Jim Grant
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Stowe, VI
United States
U.S
Sun Valley
Idaho
Heavenly Valley
Calif
Baltimore
St. Louis
San Francisco
Skier Clough
Dave Boyle
Lincoln
Norton Webber
Farmington
Maine
Charles Lobitz
Concord
Mass
Elmer Maxfield
Hanover
Dave Whittemore
Tim Corribeau
Stanford
Bob Morse
St. Lawrence University
Laurel DesRoches
Darien
Conn
Louise Sparks
Mt. Mansfield
Claudia Elliman
Cathy Beinhauer
High Mountain
Cindy MacNeil
Brooke Samuelson
Eastern Slope Ski Club
Donna Cutter
Duncan Cullman
Littleton
Rick Lounsbury
Dartmouth Outing Club
Mike Raymaley
Lake Placid
Tom Easton
Middlebury
Sandy Liman
Vail
Colo
Boyle
Webber
Penny Northrup
Ellicottville
Miss Des- Roches
Miss Sparks
Peggy Nutt
University of Vermont
Miss Samuelson
Sally Libby
Janet Mara
Terry Taplin
Moon
How
Val Fonteyne
John McKenzie
Ror Schock
Ron Stewart
Stewart
National Hockey League
Ties
Bergman
Fonteyne
Prentice
Leo Boivin
Wings
Uri
Robert T. Stafford
R-Vt
Palmer
Congressman Stafford
Stafford
Leo H. Petersen
John Kennedy
Wes Parker
Jim Lefebvre
Kennedy
Lefebvre
Pee Wee Oliver
Oliver
Spokane
Ron Fairly
Willie Davis
Lou Johnson
Tommy Davis
Koufax
Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Ron Perranoski
Bob Miller
Jim Brewer
Nick Willhite
John Podres
Phil Regan
John Purdin
Joe Moeller
Hickok
Adams Clothes Shop
Doreba
Williamstown
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