Molly Stark and Manchester Junior High Reach Semis in Bennington Tourney
Molly Stark and Manchester Elementary School teams advanced to the semi finals of the Bennington County Junior High Basketball League after opening round wins. Terry Wager scored 13 points to lead Molly Stark past St Francis 29 to 25, as Arlington meets Manchester and Bennington faces Molly Stark in Friday semifinals.
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Richie Guerin
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Carey Crawford Stratton
Francis McGuire Patten Myers Farley Green Hart Palmer Caslin Charest
Manchester Hill
Collette Aguirre Harwood Haviland Smith Campbell Wilcox
Comar Hopkins
Reed Parker
Chittenden
Shaftsbury
Bouplon Ross Bleau Smith
Angerst Myers Paddock Lake
J. Bizzarro, Mears
Vt-NH Ski Council re-elects 65 officers at annual meeting
The Vermont-New Hampshire Ski Council re-elected all officers and incumbent US Eastern Amateur Ski Association directors at its Woodstock gathering. Bill Doig of North Conway was again president. Rick Louras of Rutland remained vice president. Two Vermont-New Hampshire delegates were re-elected to the US EASA board.
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Vt.-N.h. Ski Council
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
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North Conway
N.H
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Rutland
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Bill Harrington
Burlington
Ted Perry
Sunapee
Useasa
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Yakima
Wash
Norway
Armed Forces
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Richmond
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Boston
French-Canadian Claude Raymond Could Break Astros Start
Cocoa Beach dispatch notes Claude Raymond from St. Jean Quebec is competing for a Houston Astros starting role. A former reliever turned potential regular, Raymond cites a strong fastball and an improved forkball. He speaks French, once broadcast World Series games in Canada, and praises pitching speed as decisive, referencing Koufax.
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Claude Raymond
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Quebec
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Toronto
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Jim) Lefebvre
Dodgers
Canada
Montreal Metro Express
Koufax
Cassius Clay Faces Doubts Over Chuvalo Bout Tactics
In Toronto UPI reports Cassius Clay questions Chuvalo's tactics as he weighs his physical and mental readiness for the heavyweight clash. The article notes uncertainty surrounding Clay's condition and preparations for the confrontation.
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Pickles the mongrel helps recover World Cup trophy
London dock worker David Corbett and his mongrel Pickles led police to the stolen World Cup trophy hidden in a garden. Police had previously arrested Walter Bletchley on charges related to the theft, which occurred near Westminster Exhibition Hall. The find could yield substantial rewards and insurance implications.
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UPI
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Walter Bletchley
Nicklaus Makes Rare Double Eagle at Jacksonville Open
Doug Sanders captured the Greater Jacksonville Open with a final round 71 for 273, 15 under, highlighted by a clutch 14 foot birdie on 18. Nicklaus followed with a rare double eagle on the same green stealing spotlight in Atlantic Beach.
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UPI
Doug Sanders
Jacksonville
Jack Nicklaus
Sanders
Selva Marina
Stankys Sex and Mets Rally in Spring Wins
Eddie Stanky has tamed the White Sox in spring, steering them to a 15-2 mark with a 7-1 win over Detroit. The Mets beat the Phillies 5-4 in 12 innings as Choo Choo Coleman delivered the winning run. Jack Nicklaus hit a rare double eagle on a par five, 18th hole, in golf's coverage flow.
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St. Louis Cardinal
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al Lopez
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White Sox
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Sox
New York
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Mets
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Choo Choo Coleman
Phils
John Herrnstein
Gay Brewer
Gary Player
Frank Beard
Tommy Bolt
Tony Lema
Bert Weaver
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Pownal Sets 1966 Thoroughbred Racing Dates at Green Mountain Park
Green Mountain Park in Pownal schedules 133 thoroughbred racing dates for 1966, the longest in four years. The season runs April 29 to Nov 12 with night racing and daytime shows, drawing support from Vermont officials and horsemen. Thoroughbred race secretary Bud Sears tours the country lining up top stables for the new season.
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Green Mountain Park
Vincent J. Bartimo
Green Mountain
Northeast
Berkshire
Horsemen
Bartimo
Vermont
Vermont Racing Commission
Bud Sears
French Slalom Wins Werner Cup in Sun Valley
France clinched the Werner Cup as top nation in the five country event at Sun Valley Idaho, edging Austria 205 to 197 with Switzerland third and the United States fifth. Wendy Allen won the Sun Valley Challenge Cup giant slalom for the US amid strong team showings in slalom events.
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Sun Valley
United States
Wendy Allen
Austria
Switzerland
Canada
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Calif
Miss Allen
Heavenly Valley
U.S
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Chile
Karl Schranz
Schranz
Big Daddy
Jean Claude Killy
Marielli Goitschel
Miss Goitschel
Killy
Herman Keeps Sex Working Despite Surprise Victory
Boston Red Sox end eight-game slide with a 5-1 exhibition win over the Minnesota Twins. Manager Billy Herman orders practice to stress fundamentals despite the victory. Tony Conigliaro hits his sixth spring homer and Mike Andrews adds a three run shot. Dennis Bennett starts, Jim Roland gives up the lone Twins run.
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Tony Conigliaro
Mike Andrews
Conigliaro
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Andrews
Joe Foy
Minnesota
Jim Roland
Dennis Bennett
Twins
Frank Quilici
Cesar Tovar
Dick Radatz
Bill Rohr
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