St Michaels Markey Cited As New England Small College Coach Of The Year
Ed Markey of St. Michael's named UPI New England small college coach of the year for 1964 65. He led the Saints to an 18 5 regular season, 16 of 22 final stretch wins, and first NCAA outing, with Richie Tarrant as top scorer. Runner up was Andy Laska of Assumption, with Sheehan Williams Steitz in top five. The voting tallies show Markey with 20 of 52 votes and Laska with nine.
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UPI
Ed Markey
United Press International
New England
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St. Michael’s
Evansville
Ind
Assumption
Andy Laska
Laska
Rhode Island College
Tom Sheehan
Lee Williams
Colby
Ed Steitz
Springfield
Doc Jacobs
Purple Knight
Jacobs
Saints
Richie Tarrant
Assumption Greyhounds
le Moyne
Syracuse
N.Y
Bill Detrick
Central Connecticut
Bill Callahan
American International
al Shaw
Williams
Bill la Rochelle
Merrimack
Spaulding’s Coach Quits as Ayer to Succeed Him
Spaulding High School basketball coach Bob Sullivan resigns after a state final loss. Gordon A. Ayer, current Black River coach in Ludlow and Spaulding graduate, will take over as head coach. Ayer’s duties include assistant football coach and directing the high school physical education program.
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Vergennes
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Jim Atkins
Bill West Makes Marble Valley All-League Team
Burr and Burton senior Bill West was the lone Bennington County player chosen by Marble Valley league coaches for an all star nod. The Monday Rutland meeting named first team selections Mike Graham Poultney Ronnie Barlow Woodstock Stan Watson Bruce Douglas Woodstock and Gene Larkin St. Michael's. Second team includes Bill West Brian Doubleday Jim Fish Woodstock John Havens Fair Haven Jack Gouger St. Michael's Ken Cook Chester as a tie expanded the list to six.
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Ronnie Barlow
Wallingford
Stan Watson
Bruce Douglas
Woodstock
Gene Larkin
St. Michael’s
Brian Doubleday
Jim Fish
John Havens
Fair Haven
Jack Gouger
Ken Cook
Chester
Public Hearing On Deer Law Change Set Tomorrow
A public hearing will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday March 17 in the State House to consider a bill by Rep. Ira D Whitney and Rep. Dwight A Pickard to remove deer from the Fish and Game Board control. The hearing, conducted by the House Fish and Game Committee, examines shifting deer regulation to deer experts amid a strong deer outlook and record 14 000 deer killed last November. Hank Aaron will undergo left ankle surgery Wednesday in Milwaukee to correct calcification on the tendon and is expected to be ready for opening day for the Braves.
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UPS
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Milwaukee Hospital
Braves
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Rikert Leads Williams To End First-Rate Season
Williams College ski team wraps up a strong season at Andover Maine with standout performances by sophomores Rikert and Townsend. Rikert wins Class A cross country and Class B jumping en route to eighth Nordic combined title. Stone and Townsend also claim titles. Williams places third in Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association standings behind Middlebury and Dartmouth, with Rikert clocking 56.39 in the 15-kilometer cross country.
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Stone
Jim Allen
U.S
Williams
St. Lawrence
Bill Spencer
U.S. Army
Donald Macleod
Canada
Bennington Area Boys Earn Mount Hermon School Honors
Two local youths were named among Mount Hermon School students recognized for winter sports. Alan L. Campbell, son of J. Duncan Campbell of North Bennington, received a school letter. Alan Coulman, son of Alma L. Coulman of Arlington, earned junior league wrestling numerals for declining a trip to Steamboat Springs to compete in the Dartmouth winter carnival with Williams teammates. two years earlier he won the national junior Nordic combined championship.
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Mount Hermon School
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North Bennington
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Alma L. Coulman
Arlington
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Dartmouth
Williams
Bowling Heald Five Aces and High in City Meet
Bowled scores list numerous teams with high single and high triple series led by Fisher Hyde Madkour Kahwajy and Townsend. Notable matchups include Liggett's Dodge and Sam's Gulf with several high marks, while Lyons and Griffin post strong triple totals in the event.
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Vince
Valletti
Davis
Sam
Townsend
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Monument Roofing
Sam’s Gulf
Wms
Bugbee
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Liggett’s
Dodge
Marty’s Flowers
Five Aces
Vail Trophy Slalom Held Today In Colorado
European skiers dominated the three day meet in Vail with France leading the men's and women's events. Jean-Claude Killy won the men's giant slalom while Marielle Goitschel tied with Jean Saubert for the women's giant slalom, marking the strongest U.S. finish in the meet. France and Austria led overall team points as the U.S. posted lower totals in a competition that pitted the world’s top skiers against the American squad.
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Conigliaro Leads Bosox With Five Bats In 9-4 Win
In Scottsdale, Tony Conigliaro powered the Boston Red Sox to a 9-4 victory over the Angels with a three run homer among five RBIs. He and teammate Chuck Schilling supplied key hits as three Sox pitchers worked three innings each. Rudy May took the loss for Los Angeles after Conigliaro’s homer. The Red Sox committed four errors, none affecting the Los Angeles scoring.
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Sox
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Angels
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Rudy May
Conigliaro
Los Angeles
Bizzarro Tops Vote of SVL Coaches
Frank Bizzarro of Bennington Catholic High Sabers named coach of the year by all 11 Southern Vermont League coaches. First team stars Lemieux and Bueb named unanimous co captains with 20 points each. Shortsleeves (19) and Henderson (17) and Lloyd (16) round out the unit. Second and third teams list several players with points. no league MVP chosen.
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Bennington Catholic High Sabers
Springfield
Sandy Henderson
Don Lloyd
SWL
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Jim Ross
Bellows Falls
Dave White
Rutland
Ronnie Kelley
Mt. St. Joseph
Tom Caron
BCHS
Villanova and St. John's reach NIT semis on late rallies
Villanova, seeded No. 1, beat Manhattan 73 71 after trailing nine minutes left. St. John's upset New Mexico 61 54 to join the semifinals. both teams face winners of later games, Kraft remains hopeful while Lapchick stays pessimistic about his squad.
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YMCA Riflers Smash Records at weekly match
YMCA Rifle Club shooters set new marks as Bolters win 885 to 881 over Long Rifles. Gary Allen and Mark Hassenpflug posted new high scores, Vic Racicot set a 273 match total, while John Allen Chris Patton Ben Powell and Timmy Kelly earned marks and classifications. Powell Patton Barry Hickok received free ammunition. Washington Redskins extend Shrine benefit game through 1970 with $219,000 raised.
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Perfect Game Larsen Turns Over New Leaf with Houston
Don Larsen, once famed as America's Guest, now with the Houston Astros, says he has changed and matured. The 35 year old pitcher emphasizes family life with wife Corinne and son Scotty, notes his domed stadium context, and reflects on aging, responsibilities, and staying in the majors. He and Ryne Duren are the last two Browns alumni still active.
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Don
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Domed
Ryne Duren
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Browns
Tiff Holds Action on Philly Stadium Field Layout
Philadelphia row: field layout disputes delay leases for a new 25 million stadium. Eagles demand exclusive football use to bar other games, while Phillies favor home plate in the southwest to shield batters from sun. Sun issue seen as NL club move to deter AFL team.
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