Lions and Rotary Deadlock in Classic Charity Tilt
A crowd of 1,245 watched the Bennington Lions and Rotary Club in a 23-23 curtain-raiser stalemate, followed by MAUHS seniors defeating the faculty 61-31. Dick Dame led the Lions with nine points. Bobby Cummings sparked the Rotarians with eight. The second game featured Mt. Anthony seniors overpowering MAUHS faculty as Denny Hart led with 14 and Scott Racicot added 13.
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Lions
Rotary
Trim
Kates Memorial Gymnasium
Bennington Lions
MAUHS
Lions - Rotary
Otto Preminger
Long
Bob **Auerbach
Dimke
Hollywood
Dick Dame
Rotary Club
Bobby Cummings
Rotarians
Cummings
Lion
George Sleeman
Slim
George Hadwen
Chilling
Chuck Mather
Jerry Butler
John ‘*Ingot
Irons
Bob “ Havlicek
Harrington
Lil Abner
Dick Jolivette
Dick Pembrook
Billy
Haynes
Pandimonium
Mt. Anthony
Marvel
Joe
Bizzarro
Denny Hart
Scott Racicot
Greg
Maguire
Jimmy Shoemaker
Dave la
J.J.‘* Moore
Bennington
Joe Garagiola
Dame Pembroke Lyons
Alcorta
Svitak
Thomas Mathers
Jolivette
Sleeman Irons
Jolivette Cummings
Jesseman
Hadwen
Haynes Butler
Craft Anderson
Pelkie Rusilewski
Frederickson
Coley
Beaupre House
McShane
Dodgers Aim for Fast Start in 1968 Season
Los Angeles Dodgers coach Walt Alston plans a sharper start after a slow 1967 debut. Trades for Zoilo Versalles Tom Haller and Jim Grant aim to bolster the lineup with Drysdale Osteen Sutton anchoring the rotation.
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UPI
Vero Beach
Fla
UPD
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walt Alston
Dodgers
Zoilo Versalles
Tom Haller
Jim
Grant
Dodger
Versalles
Minnesota
Haller
San Francisco
John Roseboro
Twins
Jeff Torborg
Jim Campanis
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Alston
Drysdale
Osteen
Don Sutton
Bill Singer
Alan Foster
Spokane
Phil Regan
Jim Brewer
Cage Tournament Fever Rising
The article frames Wes Unseld facing Elvin Hayes as a marquee NCAA clash in Wichita as Louisville meets Houston in a pivotal quarterfinal. It notes Hayes's stronger season, Unseld’s rise, UCLA’s looming rematch, and regional battles including North Carolina versus St Bonaventure and Kentucky versus Marquette with UCLA favored. It also mentions George Reynolds ineligible for Houston and previews the NIT opener at St Peter's vs Marshall and other first round games.
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Wes Unseld
Lew Alcindor
Elvin Hayes
Hayes
Unseld
Houston
Louisville
UCLA
Astrodome
Alcindor
Cardinals
Wichita
Kan
Kansas State Tcu
Albuquerque
New Mexico State
SMU
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
St. Bonaventure
Columbia
Davidson
Lexington
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Marquette
Ohio State
East Tennessee State
Los Angeles Sports Arena
St. Peter’s
Marshall
Duke
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Temple
Villanova
Wyoming
NBA Standings Heads for Baltimore Seattle Chicago
NBA schedule lists games tonight featuring Baltimore at Seattle Chicago at New York and Los Angeles at Detroit San Francisco. No results yet as only games scheduled.
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United Press International
Montreal
New York
Boston
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit West
Phila
Los Angeles
St.Louis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimor
Seattle
Cnicago
Detroit
San Francisco
x-Phila
Cincinnati
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
x-St. Louis
San Fran
San Diego
Zeidel Incident Closed Despite Antisemitic Claims
The Philadelphia Flyers board chairman Edward M. Snider announced that the Larry Zeidel Eddie Shack case is closed. He said the March 7 stick fight in a Bruins Flyers game was due to hard hitting hockey, not antisemitic remarks. Zeidel, the NHL’s only Jewish active player, was involved in heated exchanges with Shack during a pivotal contest.
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Toronto
UPI
Boston Bruins
Maple Leafs
Iff
Boston
Philadelphia Flyers
Larry Zeidel
Eddie Shack
Bruins
Edward M. Snider
Flyers
Shack
Philadelphia
Zeidel
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Larry
Philadelphia Squirrels Hold Mets 2-0 In Exhibition Spin
Philadelphia hurlers extend scoreless streak to 272 as Larry Jackson and relievers shut out New York on six hits. Hal Reniff walks in a run, while Larry Hisle drives in a run with a single. Orioles blast five homers, Palmer fuels 11-2 win over Washington as Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson back the attack. Cardinals, Braves, Indians also post wins in spring action.
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Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Larry Jackson
Mets
Gary Wagner
Billy Wilson
Phillies
Hal Reniff
Larry Hisle
Phils
Detroit
St. Louis
Houston
Bauer
Orioles
Brooks
Frank Robinson
Washington Senators
Nats
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Roger Nelson
Gene Brabender
Elrod Hendricks
Baltimore
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago White Sox
Ellsworth
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Giants
Chico Salmon
Willie Smith
Indians
Lou Johnson
Los Angeles Dodger
Chicago Cubs
California Angels
Don Mincher
Angels
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
New York Yankees
Ken Johnson
Cecil Upshaw
Ed Rakow
Yanks
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Bob Bailey
Wes Parker
Paul Popovich
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Ron Fairly
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Kates Gymnasium
Bowmaker
Vito Stellino
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Mass
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Lou Brock
Dean Chance
St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Twins
Houston Astros
Jack Aker
Oakland Athletics
Wade Blasingame
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Blasingame
John Purdin
Detroit Tigers
Denny McLain
Vermont Bank and Trust
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