Mt Anthony Rifle Squad Wins State Sectional Title
Mt Anthony Union High School coached by Rudolph Woodcock swept the Vermont State sectional championships at Northfield. The boys won with 1,460 points, while Northfield totaled 1,429 and Burlington 1,411. Stephen Cleveland led with 376 points. Bill Tudor 375. Rita Walker and Sharlene Tracy tied for girls crown with Tracy winning shootoff. Norwich teammate took third in individual.
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Astros Aim For No Breaks This Season Says Hatton
Astros manager Grady Hatton wants no breaks for Houston in 1966 after injuries cost Joe Morgan 40 games and sidelined Jim Wynn. Wynn, 24, fractured his wrist colliding with a wall, hampering the club’s move from fourth to eighth. Wynn expects 1967 to bring 30 homers and 100 RBIs. Morgan, though limited by a knee fracture, hit .285 with 89 walks as Staub emerged as a strong NL hitter.
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Knuckleballer Wilhelm Enjoys Special Status
Sarasota reports veteran knuckleball pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm enjoys special status in spring training. At age 44 he limits running and long trips, aided by a rookie filling his pace counting duties in a playful pepper game. Wilhelm projects to stay with the White Sox, citing a durable arm and enduring strategy.
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Celtics Extend 19th Straight Win Over Knicks
Boston caps regular season with a 124 113 victory over New York at home. Bill Russell played 47 minutes as Sam Jones 29 points and Havlicek 22 powered the win. Celtics finish 60 22, set playoff schedule against the Knicks starting Tuesday at the Garden.
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Tar Heel threat to UCLA as UNC faces Dayton in finals
North Carolina surged past Boston College 96-80 in the Eastern regional final to reach a national semifinal against Dayton in Louisville. Bob Lewis scored 31, Larry Miller 22, with Rusty Clark 18 and Bill Bunting 12 supporting a balanced Tar Heel attack. Clark and Bunting contributed key rebounds and all-tournament honors went to Lewis and Miller.
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Hoop Scores NIT and NCAA Tournament Results
NIT and NCAA match results list final scores from New York and regional sites. Southern Ill. defeated Marquette 71 56 Rutgers beat Marshall 93 76 Princeton edged St. Johns 78 68 Indiana beat Tennessee 51 44 Houston down Southern Methodist 83 75 Kansas State? UCLA beat the University of Pacific 80 64.
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Flying Frenchman Captures Vail Giant Slalom
Jean-Claude Killy dominated the blizzard to win a 59-gate giant slalom at Vail for World Cup points and the Vail Trophy. It marked his eighth consecutive victory as skiers head to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. He said he relied on a sixth sense after the storm reduced visibility.
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Lundquist wins Cairo International tennis title in straight sets
Swedish player Jan Erik Lundquist defeated Ismael Shafei of Cairo 6-4 6-4 6-2 to win the men's singles at the Cairo International championships. In mixed doubles, Shafei and Lea Pericoli beat Jiri Javorsky and Miss Islanova 6-4 9-7.
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NHL Standings Sunday Results Tie Breaker
In a packed Sunday slate several teams posted results with a late tie leaving standings unsettled. Toronto defeated Detroit 6 to 5 while New York edged Boston 3 to 1 and Chicago tied Montreal 4 all.
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