Mt Anthony Quintets Split in Rutland Tourney Night
Mt Anthony eighth graders rallied to beat Weeks School 45 37 while seventh graders were routed by Proctor 63 8. Luczynski and Gates combined for 25 points, Weeks leader Billy Richardson had 12, and Middlebury won a forfeit over Mt Greylock due to poor highway conditions.
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Gates
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Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
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Poultney
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Outcasts Could Spark Pale Hose Hopes
Chicago White Sox acquire Tommie Agee and Al Weis from the Mets in December swap for pitchers Fisher and Davis. Fisher returns from weight loss and Davis shines in outfield and third base as spring play opens with a 4-0 win over Pittsburgh.
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Tommie Agee
al Weis
New York Mets
Jack Fisher
Davis
Mets
Fisher
White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilbur Wood
Jim Bunning
Pirates
Sal Bando
Oakland Athletics
New York Yankees
Bando
al Downing
Steve Hamilton
Bob Gibson
Steve Carlton
Nelson Briles
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Cal Maxvill
Julian Javier
Maxvill
Javier
Cardinals
Adolfo Phillips
Ted Savage
Chicago Cubs
California
Savage
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Tommy Helms
Woody Fryman
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Bob Schellenberg
Huron
Phillies
Wes Parker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
John Duffle
John Billingham
Parker
Poor Weather Delays Junior National Ski Championships
In Bozeman Montana poor weather halted the junior national ski meet delaying the boys downhill and postponing the cross country nordic events. Cheryl Bechdell of Tahoe City won the girls downhill in 1 01.11 while Susan Carrock and Debbie Flanders placed second and third.
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Mont
UPI
Cheryl Bechdell
Tahoe City
Calif
Susan Carrock
Seattle
Debbie Flanders
Mount Sunapee
N.H
Julie Wolcott
Underhill Center
Kathy Huston
Cindy Nelson
Latsen
Minn
Bridger Bowl
Bennington Lions Rotary clash in charity double header
Tonight at Kates Memorial Gymnasium the Bennington Lions and Rotary Ramblers meet the MAUHS faculty and Mt Anthony seniors in a charity double header billed as Pollars for Scholars. Rosters feature Dick Long and Alex Mahar leading rival squads with many colorful nicknames and a planned high scoring, open style game.
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Rotary
MAUHS
Mt. Anthony
Kates Memorial Gymnasium
Rotary Ramblers
Bob Dimke
Kings College
Leaping Lions
Dick Long
Benhi Hoop Fame
Dimke
Boise
Idaho
Ramblers
Slim
George Hadwen
Jerry Butler
Haynes
Bob Cummings
Lil Abner
Dick Jolivette
Robert ‘‘Havlicek
Harrington
Doc
Steamboat” Shand
John
Ingot
Irons
Steve
Alex ‘Minuteman
Nussbagel
Long
Clarence ‘Sweetwater
Pelkie
Dan
Frederickson
Frank
Hatchet” Bizzarro
Bob ‘‘Hooper
House
Speedy
Ray Beaupre
Ben’’ Rusilowski
Mister X
Feeney
John’’ McShane
Glenn’’ Bronson
Ken’ Gile
Hank’’ Coley
Light Ray
L’heurens
Ted ‘Double
Gerry
John Morrissey
Bill
Hart
Caswell
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Unblemished Bonnies Face Tourney Pressure in Regional
NBA style college tournament preview notes St. Bonaventure at 23-0 facing North Carolina and Columbia, with rankings for Houston UCLA Kansas State Texas Christian New Mexico State New Mexico Santa Clara Kentucky Marquette East Tennessee Ohio State. Dean Smith cites rebounding. Rusty Clark and Bob Lanier noted as key players. UCLA facing New Mexico loss risk in Playoffs.
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St. Bonaventure
Larry Weise
Weise
Bonnies
North Carolina
Columbia
Davidson
Raleigh
N.C
Houston
UCLA
Louisville
Wichita
Kan
Kansas State
Texas Christian
New Mexi
Co State
New Mexico
Santa Clara
Albuquerque
N.M
Kentucky
Marquette
East Tennessee
Ohio State
Lexington
Los Angeles
Dean Smith
Rusty
Bowling leagues race. teams chase in Friendship and Classic
The Friendship League battles for second place as Monument Roofing and Hurley Bros tie at 61 points, with Whitmans close behind. First is Super Duper by eleven. across multiple leagues, high games and triples are posted by Bob Parks, Ed Gardner, Coke Surdam, Harold Kramer, Walt Ryan, and others as teams prepare for upcoming matches and playoffs.
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Monument Roofing
Hurley Bros
Whitmans
Bob Parks
Ed Gardner
Bob Jones
Frank
Don Smith
Madkour
Harrison
Coke Surdam
Harry’’ Smith
Harold Kramer
Bob Knapp
Bob Sweet
Ed Amos
Tate
Falls
Reynolds Tool & Die
Bill Hull
Rogers Sales
Bill Gaetha
Coogie’ Mahar
Hoosick
Smitty
Gulf
Rosendahl Farm
Walt Eddy
Walt Ryan
Bob Haswell
Taconic Trail Inn
Wood Flong
Buckley
All Stars
Big Gun
Bill Ogilive
Dave Armstrong
Jean Hoag
Shirley Beshara
Barb Kenyon
Fran Snow
Rhoda Connell
Kathy Nichols
Dru Shea
Betty Phelps
Doris Fisher
Vincent Bartholdi
Gene Farrar
Paige Heald
Bob Honiker
Leo Morin
Leo Dennis
General Cable
Mike Jones
Mary Beth Feenan
David Ray
D. Kimball
Jen Jones
Marty Moore
Patti Woodward
Lobo Injury Hits Lobos Ahead of Santa Clara Clash
New Mexico will be without second leading scorer and rebounder Ron Sanford due to a recurring knee injury. Guard Greg Stretch Howard also is ineligible for NCAA competition, affecting the Lobos in the NCAA Western Regional matchup with Santa Clara.
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Bob Lanier
UCLA
New Mexico
Ron Sanford
Greg Howard
Bruins
Lew Alcindor
New Mexico State
Santa Clara
Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Lobos
Santa
Clara
Greg “Stretch
Howard
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