Five-area all star basketball team named in MVL
Marble Valley League named its first team with players from Proctor Woodstock Poultney Wallingford and Ludlow. Bill Fritts of Burr & Burton and Mike Bentley earned second team honors. Kennedy of Wallingford led MVL scorers with 270 points while Oldenburg of Woodstock had 325 points. Milnes of Ludlow led the league with 336 points and a 31-point game high.
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Proctor
Woodstock
Poultney
Wallingford
Ludlow
Bennington County
Burr & Burton Seminary
Bill Fritts
Mike Bentley
Clayt Doty
Steve Oldenburg
Charlie Scott
Linnie Kennedy
Jim Milnes
MVS
Kennedy
Wallingford Foxes
Burlington
MVL
Oldenburg
Wasp
Doty
Phantoms
Burr & Burton
Bob McGreevy
Mike Young
Fair Haven
Western Vermont League Sets 1967 Diamond State
The Mt Anthony Patriots BCHL Sabers Otter Valley Rutland MSJ will form a five team Western Vermont Baseball League for an eight game varsity schedule starting April 18 1967. Coaches listed include Joe Teta Charlie Menroe Henry Rizzierri and Don Ziter. Schedule includes April 21 22 25 28 May 2 5 6 9 12 16 19 20 with intercity matchups and kickoffs at 3 30 or 4 00 p m.
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Mt. Anthony Patriots
Bchl Sabers
Mt. Anthony
Rutland
BCHS
Otter Valley
MSJ
Marquette Edges Providence In Overtime At NIT
In a dramatic National Invitation Tournament quarterfinal at Madison Square Garden Marquette edged Providence 81-80 in overtime. Bob Wolf and Skip Hayes led Marquette with 24 points each while Jim Walker scored 36 for Providence. Rutgers and Southern Illinois advance in the other bracket.
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Cassius Clay
Zora Folly
Drew Brown
Clay
New York
Central Park
Madison Square Garden
UPI
Providence
Marquette
Warriors
Friars
Tulsa
Marshall
Marshall Hursday
Rutgers
New Mexico
Southern Illinois
All America
Jim Walker
Walker
Bob Wolf
Wolf
George Thompson
Skip Hayes
Bob Lloyd
Utah State
Lloyd
NBA Playoffs To Begin As Scheduled After Last-Minute deal
New York reports the NBA playoffs will start next Tuesday after a late agreement between owners and players. Key terms include a $600 monthly pension for 10-year veterans, player contract inspection rights, a group health plan, no games adjacent to the All-Star event, and a review of exhibition pay with the regular season capped at 82 games.
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New York
UPD
National Basketball Association
J. Walter Kennedy
NBA
Lawrence Fleischer
Kennedy
Fleischer
Hoop Scores in NIT and JC Tourneys Across North
National Invitation Tournament quarter finals in New York saw Rutgers beat New Mexico 65 60 and Marquette edge Providence 81 80 in overtime. NAIA first round in Kansas City Missouri listed Tennessee Wesleyan 94 Indiana Central 89 overtime Centalleria totals continue with Cent. Mich 71 Albany Ga 70 Cent. Wash 72 Trenton N J 60 Southern St 75 Easton Mont 62 Eastern N M 64 Rockhurst 59 Valdosta St 78 Quincy 64 Westmont Pa 84 Oshkosh 62 St Thos 72 Claremont HM 63 National JC Tourney first round at Hutchinson Kansas San Jacinto 91 Trenton N J 75 Moberly Mo 73 Broome N Y 52 Wright Ill 97 Roch Minn 94 Ranger Tex 72 Winn Cans Ind 61 Burlgton Ia 59 Howssee Tenn 57 Boise Ida 91 Dodge Cynan 77
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Rutgers
New Mexico
Marquette
Providence
NAIA
National JC Tourney
Hutchinson
Kan
San Jacinto
Trenton N.J
Moberly Mo
Broome N.Y
Wright Ill
Roch, Minn
Ranger Tex
Wincans Ind
Burlgtn Ia
H’wssee
Weston residents balk at planned stadium site
Baystate Burghers oppose a $55 million domed stadium proposed near Route 128 and the Massachusetts Turnpike. At a Weston Board of Selectmen meeting residents urged locating the facility in the Route 128 Route 93 corridor, citing rail access and “virgin land.” Speaker Edward M Dickson and others criticized process and legality while noting possible funding questions tied to unclaimed gasoline tax refunds.
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Weston
Mass
UPS
Boston
Board of Selectmen
Route 93
Edward M. Dickson
R-Weston
METCO
Selectmen
Herman Koester Jr
Koester
Florence Freeman
Massachusetts Supreme Court
John A. Volpe
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
John F. X. Davoren
Milford
John F. Parker
Taunton
Leslie B. Cutler
Reedham
Dickson
Newton
Stadium Commission
William Lincoln
Dedham
Needham
James F. Burke
Brockton
Special Commission
Fa ‘Bottle Club
U S Team Tops Slovan 6 4 in World Prep Victory
United States hockey team defeated Slovan Bratislava 6 4 as Woog Tshida and Naslund scored in the third period. The win comes as the squad prepares for the world championships starting March 18.
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Vienna
UPI
Douglas Woog
Marshall Tshida
Ron Naslund
United States
Slovan
Bratislava
Yanks
Fire destroys eighteen Claiborne yearling fillies at Kentucky barn
A lightning sparked blaze at Claiborne Farm near Paris Kentucky killed eighteen valuable yearling fillies, including offspring by Bold Ruler Titan Nashua Pago Pago Baghdad and others. The loss could reach 750000 to 1 million dollars. farm manager William Taylor said the blaze came on quickly and insurance would determine final figures.
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Paris
UPI
Claiborne Farm
Here
A.B. (Bull) Hancock, Jr
del Ray
Fla
Nashua
Titan
Bold Ruler
Pago Pago
Baghdad
Claiborne
William Taylor
Double Jay
Blue Grass
Rookie Duo Set Training Pattern
In spring action, rookie Tim Cullen hit a grand slam for the Senators in a 4-0 win over Kansas City. Rookie Jackie Warner drove in five with a single, double and homer for the Angels in a 2-0 victory over Cleveland. Minnesota beat the Mets 1-0 on Caesar Tovar’s squeeze in the ninth. The Reds outslugged the Cardinals 12-9 while the Phillies topped the Astros 7-4 and the White Sox edged the Red Sox 5-4. Cullen broke a 4-4 tie with a sixth inning homer. Warner produced RBI power in early and late innings.
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Tim Cullen
Jackie Warner
Cullen
Warner
Washington Senators
Kansas City
California Angels
Angels
Cleveland
Twins
Mets
Reds
Cardinals
Phillies
Astros
White Sox
Red Sox
RBI
Minnesota
Caesar Tovar
Rod Carew
Dean Chance
Jim Perry
Mudcat Grant
Leo Cardenas
St. Louis
Cards
Cincinnati
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U.S. Choice Beef
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Shaffe’s Men's Shops
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Bennington
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State Street
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Adams, Mass
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