Rice Sacred Heart Proctor and Rochester Reign as Vermont High School Cage Monarchs
In Burlington Vermont the Little Indians of Rice Memorial HS won the Class L title 50 to 39 over Montpelier. Proctor swept Danville 54 0 for Class M. Sacred Heart Newport beat West Rutland 65 54 for Class I while Rochester toppled Twinville 63 57 for Class S. Proctor remains undefeated season long.
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Patrick Memorial
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Proctor
Phantoms
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Sacred Heart of Newport
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Golden Horde
Rochester
Twinfield
Bernie Cileplicki
Indians
Solons
Mt. Anthony
John O’brien
Joe Gamache
Mike Shea
Montpelier
Paul Bowles
Bowles
Patriots
Patrick Gymnasium
Cieplicki
Springfield
Bennington Catholic High
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Cardinals of Sacred Heart of Newport
Cardinals
Newport
Sacred Heart
Ron
Bob Rivard
Westsiders
Mike Grabowski
Dick Pietryka
Proctor Phantoms
Arelington Eagles
Paul Romano
Dave Pentkowski
Billy Greene
Northeast Kingdom
Pentkowski
Rich Haynes
North Bennington
Rochester Rockets
Twinville
Rockets
O’brien
McNeil
Shea
Gamache
McKenzie Mercia Rugg
Langmaid Gandin Frost Vance
Linescore Proctor
Simpson
T. Wilbur Clark
Harvey
Mike Harvey
Mark Martin
Lake
Pistol Shoots Blanks In Debut With Hoyas
Pete Maravich, averaging 46.7 ppg, scores 20 as LSU edges Georgetown 83-82 in NIT first round. Georgetown shuts Maravich in first half. he explodes for 15 second-half points to spark the comeback. LSU advances to face Oklahoma in the quarterfinals as other NIT games unfold with Boston-based upsets and late rallies.
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Marvich
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Garfield Heard
Manhattan
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Army
Cincinnati
St. John’s
Georgia Tech
Utah
Marquette
Duke
Massachusetts
Bobby Knight
Bearcats
Jim Ard
Jim Oxley
Mike Guovas
Randy Denton
Booze and Ball Just Don't Mix
Milton Richman discusses alcohol use among baseball players led by Richie Allen and parallels to Paul Waner Babe Ruth and Joe Namath while noting team rules and media reactions. The column weighs social pressure, performance, and historical examples, highlighting public scrutiny and rival views.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Richie Allen
Allen
Cardinals
Paul Waner
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Mauch
Freehan
Denny McLain
Detroit
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Joe Namath
Stadium Plan Heads to Boston City Council
Boston officials weigh amendments to a 55000 seat Neponset stadium plan to save the Patriots. BRA proposals, state approvals, and a required MBTA subway station complicate the effort as league deadlines loom and lawmakers haggle over funding.
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Francis W. Sargent
Kevin H. White
John D. Warner
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
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Leo Cusick
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