MAUHS Faculty All-Star Quintet Preps For Dollars for Scholars
MAUHS hosts the second annual Dollars for Scholars fund double header at Kates Memorial Gym. The Mt Anthony Union High School faculty faces senior Patriot quintet in the opener, followed by Bennington Lions five versus Rotary clubs in a charity game. Notables include Clarence Pelkie coaching, new players Hughes and Broomhall, and the absence of Frank Bizzarro due to injury.
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Bennington Lions
Rotary
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Kates Memorial Gymnasium
Lions
Clarence “Sweetwater
Pelkie
Bucky Broomhall
Hank Cooley
Phil Steckler
al ‘Clipper
Craft
Ted Johnson
Ron van Orden
Ralph Wright
Rocky” Hughes
Frank “Flash” Bizzarro
Bizzarro
Hughes
Broomhall
Kansas Plains
Dick Cutler
Scott Griffin
Mickey Carmody
Steve Hurley
Fran Morrissey
Mike McDonough
Tom Delaney
MAUHS
Charles Keir
New York Jets
Burlington Seahorses
Rotary Lions
Bennington Classic Leads As Town Bowlers Shine
The Bennington Classic League stretches its lead while Frank's Restaurant gains. Townsend rolled a 915 four game set and 268 single at Bennington Lanes, the high four game series ever there, with Farrar and Beagon also posting strong totals. The piece notes standings, high scores across many leagues, and a push toward the State Tournament entries closing soon.
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Frank
Wellington Lanes
Monum Motors
Bob Townsend
Bennington Lanes
Gene Farrar
Townsend
Gene
L. Beagon
Dick Mullins
Mullins
Cris Jauch
Don Gabrus
Becker
St. Stanislaw Club
Sharkey’s
Smitty’s Gulf
Saints
Sharkey’s. Sharkey’s
Timber Wolves
Salluzzo
Walt Eddy
J. Ryan
Noble & Wood
Elks
Buckley’s
McCabe
H. Bromirski
Don Smith
Dub’? Myers
Chub Sargood
Dr. Armstrong
Irv Stevens
Taconic Trail
Delaney Sales
Delaney Hotel
Chuck Harrington
TWA
Peg Ray
Janet Vince
Kay Toomey
Mabel Mitchell
Kathy Nichols
Marilyn Cone
Fran Snow
Helen Harrington
Shirley Beshara
Jane Baker
Edna Stanley
Nice Games
Virginia Phillips
Jannette Bishop
Jan
Virginia
Jim Billert
Billert
George Brassard
Elton Houghtaling
Fairdale Dreamers
Khaki Surdam
Sue Bull
Hazel Harrison
Betty Hynick
Sue
Splittitis
Wanda Provensal
Rita Farrington
Oria Lawton
Polly Harwood
Steve Crealease
Roger Livingston
Mitch Kahwajy
R. Hebert
D. Cottrell
Roger
A. Revett
Finast
Tri-Mont Texaco
William
IGA
Ralph Bishop
Pownal Vals
Pownal Tanning
Pownal
Brent Peacock
Dick Lasher
Peacock
Lasher
Contact Lenses Aid Bosox Hurler
Boston pitcher Ray Culp says contact lenses sharpen his vision and speed on the mound after donning them for the first time. He worked seven innings in a 2 1 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in St. Petersburg, with manager Dick Williams praising both Culp and Jose Santiago for solid work despite elbow concerns.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Ray Culp
Culp
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Boston
Dick Williams
Jose Santiago
Williams
Santiago
Ray
Jose
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Bill Landis
Mike Jackson
BOSOX
George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Reggie Smith
eeeCulp
Ageless Celtics Survive First Playoff Win Over 76ers
Boston dominates Philadelphia 114 100 in game one of the East Division series. Bill Russell anchors defense with 12 blocks 15 rebounds and 8 assists while John Havlicek leads the scoring with 35 points. Hal Greer struggles for Philadelphia with 11 points on 3 of 23 shooting as the Celtics open a 1-0 lead setting up game two at Boston Garden.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
Boston
Philadelphia 76Ers
Celtics
76Ers
Boston Garden
Russell
John Havlicek
Colts
Hal Greer
Celts
Havlicek
Larry Siegfried
Sam Jones
Bill Cunningham
Darrall Imhoff
Emmette Bryant
Bailey Howell
Siegfried
Don Nelson
Atlanta
Braves
Torre
Bob Tillman
Walt Hirniak
Shreveport
Dave Adlesh
Bob Johnson
Carty
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Cepeda
Felix Millan
Sonny Jackson
Clete Boyer
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Tommie Aaron
Gil Garrido
Richmond
Jackson
Pat Jarvis
Phil Niekro
Ron Reed
Harris
George Stone
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Cincinnati
Braves Hope 1969 Ends Long National League Frustration
West Palm Beach Florida Braves with Orlando Cepeda at first base and Rico Carty making a comeback from tuberculosis aim to end a prolonged NL drought in 1969.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
UPD
Orlando Cepeda
Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
Otter Valley names Browne as coach for 1969-70 season
At Otter Valley Union High School Brandon officials announce Jim Browne former MSJ Rutland coach will serve as teacher varsity basketball coach for 1969 70. Browne replaces Felix Whitney while continuing driver education duties and faces a rebuilt program in the Southern Vermont League.
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Otter Valley Union High School
Brandon
Jim Browne
MSJ of
Rutland
Otter Valley
Browne
MSJ
Frank Bizzarro
Bennington Catholic High School
MAUHS
Otters
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Rice Memorial High School of
Burlington
Pownal Green Mountain Track Delays 1969 Opening
Pownal Green Mountain Race Track postpones its May 2 start to reconcile with Lincoln Downs. Vice president Vincent Bartimo cites stable efficiency and rider hardship, with the season scheduled through May 31 and later dates uncertain amid legislative talks on Sunday racing. About 120 thoroughbred dates anticipated.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Race Track
Vincent J. Bartimo
Lincoln Downs
R.I
Gerald Colella
New England
HBPA
Horsemen’s Benevolent Protective Association
Green Mountain
General Assembly
Bartimo
Lincoln
Sta
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Les Robinson
Dapper
Dave Frederickson
Hooper
House
Dandy
Andy Dorais
Ben Rusileski
Lee Trevino
National Airlines
Trevino
Country Club of
Miami
Al’s
By AL Ray
A&p
Vollued
Dixie
Otter
Lumen Harris
Joe Namath
Joe Torre
Paul Richards
Richards
Mets
Jeep
Glenn Motor CO
North
Bennington Rd
Pleasant St
Adams Clothes Shop
International League
C. Weir
B, Nolan
J. Griffin
R, Letourneau
L. Moreau
P. Letourneau
We A Fairdale Farms
Dunham’s
Mitch’s
Honiker’s
Blue Jays
Jokers
CVPS
Tansitor
Bijur
Denios
Country Corner
Supreme Motor Mart
Mammoth Mart
Bennington
Goodyear Tires
Sinclair Oil
Goodyear
Francis J. Kelly Inc
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