Vermont Junior Skiers Dominate National Alpine Championships
Vermont junior racers led the National Junior Alpine Championships in Stowe. Rutland’s Crandy Grant won the boys downhill in 1 19.85 on the Nose Dive Trail while Erika Skinger of Stowe topped the girls with 1 07.48. Seattle rivals and West Coast skiers trailed, with Kashiwa and Sheehan among top finishers.
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Seattle
Ann Black
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Olympic Valley
Calif
Butch Sheehan
Middlebury
Bob Sheehan
Middlebury College
Boston College Nips St. John's In NCAA Play
Boston College edged St. John's 63 62 in a NCAA Eastern Regional semifinal as Billy Evans hit two late free throws after being fouled with seven seconds left. BC rallied from nine down in the final five minutes to reach the region final and a date with North Carolina.
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UPI
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Steve Adelman
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Bob Cousy
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Diamond Heroes Envy Plumbers When Payday Comes Around
In a UPI commentary from Tampa, a veteran owner laments modern players resisting moves and demanding large pay. He contrasts high salaries for stars like Koufax with low minimums for journeymen and plumbers, noting working conditions and loyalty affect performance more than money.
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UPI
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Sandy Koufax
Willie Mays
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Casey Stengel
Boston
Pownal Race Night Opens With Fast Times and Purses
The Pownal program lists results from ten races with times and payoffs. Notable winners include 2:18.43.20 for the first race and 2:16.2 for the second. The card closes with a final tally of $2,192.00 and attendance of 1,617, with handle at 104,921. In Philadelphia, Richie Allen heads to training camp in Clearwater with a $75,000 deal, seeking $100,000 this year after a lengthy holdout.
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Richie Allen
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Fla
Allen
Phillies
Rutland BCHS Final Upset Spurs Editor Critique
In a Burlington column ED Bowmaker defends Rutland High School after its 32 minute victory over Benedicton Catholic High ended a 25 game BCHS win streak. He denounces rival papers for clock and theft claims, urging respect for the game and record books while acknowledging a wrong pick by both sides.
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Burlington
Rutland High School
Bennington Catholic High School
Sabers
Barry Keefe
Rutland
Jim Leamy
Bchs-Rutland
Purple Knights Finish Successful Cage Season
St Michael’s College coach Eddie Markey reflects on a 23 win season and a 76 27 career record as the Purple Knights secure No 1 New England rating. Sophomores Loconto Trenti Capilla and seniors Falkenbush Styrhas Kruger depart, while juniors McKenna Joyce Gleason Coleman Navin Capilla Trenti Loconto return shaping next year.
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Purple Knights
Ralph Loconto
Bob Trenti
Livio Capilla
Dick Falkenbush
Bruce Styrhas
Bobby Kruger
Knights
New England
Tom McKenna
Bobby Joyce
Dave Gleason
Ralph Coleman
Dick Navin
Will Capilla
Trenti
Loconto
Green Mountain features $5,000 in two races at Pownal
A $12,400 evening purse fuels eleven races at Green Mountain with $2,500 finals in two stakes. Invita tional mile for pacers spotlights Aston Perry with Vince Ferriero driving Afton Perry from post six. Miss Forever, driven by Vermonter Foster, seeks repeat success after a recent win. Several seasoned drivers and horses, including Scar Way, Impulse, and Homestreet Spot, populate a tightly matched ninth race card ahead of twin doubles and Perfecta wagering.
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Green Mountain
Aston Perry
Vince Ferriero
Afton Perry
Irv Foster
Miss Forever
Vermonter
Foster
Matland
Aurora Downs
Vince Rachel
Rene Collette
Pownalites
Ladd Diamond
Pompano Park
Fla
Greg MacDonald
Saratoga
Thomas Brook
Phil Lutman
Mead Frisco
Clyde Mattison
Newport Thor
Scar Way
Len O’meara
Hardy
George Sadovsky
Dark Horse
Homestreet
Pownal Horse Racing Results Saturday March 18 1967
Full card lists ten pacing and trotting races with numerous mounts across two venues. Notable names include Fay Lindasbee Foster and Meadow Frisco Collette with multiple top finishes, while ND marked runners appear in several divisions.
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Fingo’s Boy— Kane
Lizzy Lind—Cross
Classic Messenger— Zofrea
Pleasant Foho
Arthurs
Meadow Scott— Collette
Homestretch Boy
Williams
Sunny Grey—Sadovsky
Fair Kamela— Bard
Mighty Goose
Morelle
Dukewyn— Browne
Newport News
McGuire
Strikes Splits and Spares in Friendship League High Singles
The Friendship League bowling high singles featured B Davis with 247 and Dufresne 219, while Welsh topped the field with a 211. Also noted were Davis 211 and Daffresne 219 in a compact setback for the night.
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Dufresne
Welsh
Untouchables
Tracy
Foster
Parker
Weir
Maynard
Restino
Globe Bisurettes
Star Electric
Finast
Pennies
Whitman’s
Priscilla
Monument Roofing
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Beech St
Shea, Inc
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