Bill Brooks and Jeff Bergquist Honored At Lions Sports Night
Bill Brooks BCHS and Jeff Bergquist MT Anthony Union were named recipients of the Curley Williams athletic award at the Bennington Lions Club Sports Night. Speaker Vito Parilli, ex Pats quarterback, praised training regimens and reflected on Bryant shaping his career. The event honored local students and featured remarks from Bennington Catholic High and Mt Anthony officials.
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Vermont Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
Curley Williams
Bennington Lions Club
Vito
Babe
Parilli
Boston Patriots
Bennington Catholic High School
William Brooks
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Jeffrey Bergquist
Roy Bergquist
West Side Drive
Brooks
BCHS
Bergquist
Vermont
University of Kentucky
Rochester
Paul
Bryant
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
Ottawa Roughriders
Oakland Raiders
Patriots
Kentucky
University of Alabama
Patriot
New York Jet
Joe Nemeth
Nameth
Jets
Shea Stadium
Helms Foundation Hall of Fame
Jim Nance
Syracuse University
Patriot’s
NFL
John Charles
Purdue
Harvard
Bobby Lee
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Bob Griese
Griese
Miami
AFL
Spurrier
San Francisco 49
Ers
Dave Alcorta
Lions Club
Dick Long
Lions
Thadd
Marshall Cross
Cross
Bowmaker
Richie Allen Shines For Phillies In Spring Win
Richie Allen signed his 1967 contract for 75000 dollars with the Phillies and sparked a 3-2 exhibition victory over the Cardinals in Clearwater. Allen, who will join the team Saturday, drove in 110 runs, belted 40 homers, and hit .317 last season. Larry Jackson allowed two hits in five innings as Tony Taylor drove in two runs in the first.
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Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Phillies
Clearwater
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Allen
Larry Jackson
Phils
St. Louis
Tony Taylor
Ed Spiezio
Joe Foy
Boston Red Sox
New York Mets
Kansas City
Minnesota
Venezuela
Caracas
Athletics
A’s
Chicago White Sox
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Bob
Shorty) Raudman
California Angels
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chamepion
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Shellenback
Billy Knoch
Dock Ellis
Orioles
Jerry Lumpe
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Lumpe
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Gil Hodges
Senators
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Giants
Ray Sadecki
NCAA Playdowns Open as UCLA Faces Challenge for Title
NCAA basketball regional semifinals begin with UCLA led by Lew Alcindor, aiming for a third crown in four years. Louisville and Houston loom among top contenders as four regions start play across the country.
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Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Mighty
Bruins
Alcindor
Louisville
Clay Faces Army Induction Color Debate
Cassius Clay weighs olive drab or prison gray as draft notice orders him to report on April 11. The heavyweight champion, 25, hints the March 22 title defense against Zora Folley at Madison Square Garden could be his last if he refuses service or risks jail for his Black Muslim beliefs. He declines to reveal future boxing plans and cites religious freedom in deciding his path.
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New York
UPI
Cassius Clay
Zora Folley
Madison Square Garden
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Folley
Oscar Bonavena
Tokyo
Thad Spencer
San Francisco
Hayden Covington
Vermont Ski Reports From New England Council
New England Council reports snow conditions at Vermont resorts with several inches of new powder and base depths ranging from 12 to 74 inches. Notable spots include Mt Ascutney 5 inches powder 59 to 15 inch base, Killington and Mt Snow showing good to excellent conditions, Stratton and Bromley excellent.
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UPI
Engand
New England Council
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
Bromley
Burke Mt
Burrington Hill
Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Glen Ellen
Haystack
Hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
Mt. Snow
Snow Valley
Stratton Mt
Step In Bindings Come To Forefront In Ski Safety
Boston report quotes Bob Ferguson of St Moritz Ski Shop in Wellesley explaining step in bindings as the coming thing. He notes two main advantages, easy release under stress and full toe heel grip, with proper mounting and adjustment crucial. Pitou of Bakanto says French Nevada bindings dominate, while Marker also popular. future trend toward universal step in.
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Boston
UPI
Bob Ferguson
St. Moritz
Wellesley
Ferguson
Minnesota
Kip Pitou
U.S
Penny Pitou
Nevada
Bakanto Inc
New York
France
Pitou
Cardinals Chipper Over Power Trades
In St Petersburg, Cardinal manager Red Schoendienst sees salvation in new power imports Cepeda Romano and Maris. Cepeda joined mid 1966 from San Francisco and posted a .301 season with 20 homers. Romano and Maris were obtained from Chicago and New York respectively to boost offense and balance the lineup with Flood Brock Shannon and McCarver. The pitching staff behind Gibson and Washburn aims for depth and versatility, with a strong bullpen and rookie help from Hughes Briles and Carlton.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
Cardinals
St. Louis
Red Schoendienst
Orlando Cepeda
John Romano
Roger Maris
Cepeda
Redbirds
Romano
Maris
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Schoendienst
Tim McCarver
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
RBI
Busch Memorial Stadium
McCarver
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Mike Shannon
Shannon
Ed Spiezio
Tulsa
Phil Gagliano
Julian Javier
Cal Maxvill
Jerry Buchek
Los Angeles Dodgers
Curt Simmons
Bob Purkey
Tracy Stallard
Art Mahaffey
Bob Gibson
Ray Washburn
Gibson
Washburn
Alvin Jackson
Larry Jaster
Dodgers
Dick Hughes
Nelson Briles
Steve Carlton
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Jeff Bergquist
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Buffalo Bills
Chiefs
New York Jets
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Frank Bizzarro
Bucky Broomhall
Ron Reeves
Don Ziter
Don Lange
Ray Beaupre
John Lyons
Carl B. Williams
Williams
Bennington High School
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Kan
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J. Allen Sherman
Skiguide
Joe Hoerner
Hal Woodesbeck
Ron Willis
Indianapolis
Tobin
Walker
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
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