Ted Ripley a legendary Legion coach who inspired players
John Hubbard remembers Ted Ripley from Bennington's American Legion Post 13, a coach who rebuilt teams to win state titles and then aimed for the New England tournament. Ripley valued winning on his own terms, connected deeply with his players, and left a lasting impact on those who watched him coach and mentor young athletes.
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Negotiations Open Between Players and NFL Owners
The Pro Football Players Association and NFL owners opened new contract talks amid mutual accusations of bad faith and childlike behavior. They plan a March 26 meeting amid a looming insurance premium cutoff, with players seeking major raises, expanded rights, and a higher Super Bowl share, while owners hint at contingency moves.
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Dream Game Seeks NCAA Semifinal Showdown NC State UCLA
NC State star David Thompson will return as top-ranked Wolfpack meet UCLA in the NCAA semifinals on March 23 in Greensboro. Thompson, Walton, and Wilkes headline the All-America clash as the Wolfpack ride 100-72 regional win behind Burleson and Tone.
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WFL drafts NFL vets as teams seek star talent
The World Football League holds a two day draft selecting 26 NFL players who have completed their options plus pursuing future contracts with disenchanted veterans. Key names include Jets lineman John Elliott and Giants players Richmond Flowers Charley Evans and John Douglas as the league targets high profile options for July start.
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Bruins Rally Past Rangers 5-2 On Nielsen and Marcotte Duo
Boston beats New York 5-2 as Don Marcotte scores soon after a Key save by goalie Al Sims. Esposito and Hodge add goals while Sims robs Stemkowski to turn the game. NHL results spread include Toronto 2 Philadelphia 2 and Buffalo 5 Minnesota 2 with Montreal 4 Islanders 2.
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Green wins Jacksonville Open with three stroke margin
Hubert Green surged in the final holes to win the Greater Jacksonville Open by three strokes at 12 under 276. The 27-year-old Florida State graduate fired a 71 with four straight birdies from seven to 10 after a bogey at five. John Mahaffey finished second at 279, Jerry Heard third at 280. Green, from Birmingham, Alabama, earned 30000 and eyes Greensboro and the Masters in April.
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Girls win second game for fifth and sixth graders
The Williamstown girls were defeated 20-4 as Sally Carpenter led with eight points. Cindy Reed and Sheryl Krawzyk added four each, Nancy French and Marie Flanigan scored two apiece. The strong defense held Williamstown to four points, and the Recreation Department hopes to form a league with Bennington-area teams next season under coach Hank Tenney.
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North Adams YMCA Basketball Tourney Entries Due
North Adams Mass March 19 is the entry deadline for the Northern Berkshire YMCA boys basketball tournament to be staged at Brickyard Court YMCA gymn. Four age divisions begin with midgets juniors intermediates and seniors. Single elimination rosters limited to 10 players. Entry fee $10 due with roster by Tuesday.
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