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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1964
Page
8
The Southern Vermont League and Marble Valley League reveal 1964-65 basketball schedules. SVL features 108 games, MSJ aims to defend title after Windsor and Rutland upset in last season’s SVL tournament.
A dense list of scheduled league games through February for St. Mike’s Proctor Burr and Burton Woodstock Black River Chester Poultney Fair Haven Wallingford Arlington and others. The notes show December January February matchups with non league game indicated at end.
Ken Boyer of St. Louis was named the National League Most Valuable Player for 1964 by the Baseball Writers Association. He led the circuit with 118 RBIs and a .295 average, aided by teammates Bill White Dick Groat and Bob Gibson, and noted his lucky 14s as he learned of the award after quail hunting in Hermann Missouri.
NEW YORK UP I Illinois does not go to the Rose Bowl this year but Dick Butkus has been named college football's Player of the Year for 1964 by the American Football Coaches Association. The ABCA also announced its All American team with Butkus at center and a 12 man first team including Morton Berry Gale Sayers and Nowatzke. The second and third teams feature Biletnikoff Willard and Piccolo among others.
Brigham Young University Wyoming Utah State and Montana State lead as early favorites in the Rocky Mountain and Big Sky regions. BYU relies on John Fairchild, Utah State on Wayne Estes, and Montana State on Don Rae, Kermit Young and Bob Gustafson. Wyoming Garners Flynn Robinson while New Mexico and Arizona State seek to rebound with seasoned rosters behind Burce Larsen and Jack Gardner.
Deer kills registered from Cal's Service Station Wilmington to Arlington and Manchester note dozens of hunters and weights. Names include Charles Dunn Wilmington Shirley Bickford Nashville Tenn Charles Gallagher Mass Robert Boyd Greenfield Mass Richard Raymo Wilmington Bernard Dwyer Wilmington land Teruzzi Bernard Dwyer Arlington Norman Jones Arlington and many more with weights ranging from sp to 8 175 pounds. Reports list Deer kills registered with Game Warden Wayne Rowell and special deputies with numerous local towns including Wilmington Manchester Dorset and Arlington.
South Bend report says fullback Joe Farrell will miss Notre Dame's season finale against Southern California after knee ligament injury requiring Monday operation. In Cambridge, Harvard announces 195-pound end Ken Boyda from Carnegie as captain for 1965. he played several games despite a pre season shoulder separation.
In a NHL Sunday program United Press International reports a tight race with Detroit, New York, and Toronto atop. Toronto beat Boston 3-1 to close within one of Detroit while New York tied Detroit and Chicago routed Montreal 6-2 to sit just behind the leaders.
NORTH BENNINGTON The Governors open the 1964 hoops season hosting Berlin Central in a 6 30 p m non league game with a junior varsity clash preceding. Coach Bob Nolan relies on senior Gordon Thomas at center and a lean roster of 10 varsity players from 28, aiming to use speed and drive to offset height. Schedule lists Berlin Ludlow Shoreham and an alumni game plus 11 more league and non league dates through February.
Cincinnati Ohio United Press International reports Oscar Robertson is due to return to the Cincinnati Royals lineup tonight against the St. Louis Hawks at Cincinnati Gardens after missing four games with an eye injury sustained two weeks ago. The Royals seek to snap a skid as they host the Hawks with Robertson back in action.
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