Burr and Burton Hoop Squad Rebuilding Opens 1967-68
Burr and Burton begins the 1967-68 scholastic basketball season with a rebuilding squad. Coach Cliff Weymouth fields returning lettermen Bill Fritts and Mike Monroe, introduces Eddie Campbell at center, and sets guards Bill Downey and Angel Aguirre. Schedule includes non league West Rutland clash and Marble Valley League games as the team prepares for the new year.
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MVS
Gordon McClure
Jayvee
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Burr and Burton
Headmasters OK Grid Alignment
Mt Anthony Union High School 1968 football schedule to be confirmed after Sectional schedules set by Division I and II groups. Brattleboro and Bellows Falls expected on Spinelli Field. Patriots face Springfield and Rutland away. MSJ likely on MAUHS slate. one game at Westfield Bombers in final two years. Hartford not on schedule. northern travel remains a concern. Robert Pierce notes area can develop own schedules while preserving statewide play.
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Headmasters’ Association
Brattleboro Colonels
Bellows Falls Terriers
Spinelli
Burr & Burton
West Rutland
Fair Haven
Poultney
Woodstock
Windsor
Spaulding
Barre
Bishop Gibbons
Schenectady
Patriots
Robert Pierce
National League undecided on future expansion plan
The National League weighs whether to expand in 1969 or 1971 as meetings with the American League decide timing. Kansas City and Seattle are set for 1969 in the AL, while NL owners seek a timetable and franchise pricing. Cities from Milwaukee to Buffalo push for NL teams amid talks on player allocations and franchise costs. The Yankees pursue a shortstop as Aparicio returns to the White Sox in a six man trade. Hinton and Cardenal move to the Indians and Angels.
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Kansas City
Seattle
Giles
San Francisco Giants
Dick Butler
Texas
Dallas- Fort Worth
Robert Canno
Milwaukee
Joe Mulvaney
San Diego
Buffalo
Jack Guthrie
Buffalo Bisons
New York Yankees
Zoila Versalles
Luis Aparaicio
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Spaulding Balks Headmasters Dues
NORTHFIELD The Vermont Headmasters Association says Spaulding High School has not announced withdrawal plans as membership ends in June 1968. Dues rise to 460 dollars for Spaulding due to 100 dollar base plus 0.30 per pupil for 1,200 students, with revenue losses and reduced sponsorship funds pressuring the budget. The planned withdrawal would not affect the Crimson Tide's 1968 69 basketball season in the Northern Vermont League, effective July 1, 1968.
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Vermont Headmasters’ Association
Robert Pierce
Barre
Spaulding High School
Pierce
Spaulding
Spaulding School
Headmasters’ Association
Headmasters Association
Crimson Tide
Vermont
Ski Report From New England Ski Areas
New England ski conditions reported by the New England Ski Area Council list openings and snow bases. Brumley and Stratton Mountain plan openings Friday and Saturday respectively with bases ranging from six to twenty four inches and powder, packed powder, or manmade snow conditions noted for each area.
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UPI
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New England Ski Area Council
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Killington
Stratton Mt
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UCLA Named Preseason No 1 In UPI Coaches Poll
UCLA tops the United Press International coaches poll with all 350 points, led by Lew Alcindor and a strong supporting cast. Houston is second, Kansas third, Louisville fourth, and North Carolina fifth as the season nears with UCLA opening at Purdue.
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UPI
UCLA
United Press International Coaches Board
Bruins
Lew Alcindor
Lucius Allen
Lynn Shackelford
Ken Heitz
Mike Warren
Edgar Lacey
Mike Lynn
Houston
Texans
Elvin Hayes
Kansas
Ted Owens
Jayhawkers
Jo Jo White
Louisville
John Dromo
Cardinals
Westley Unseld
Butch Beard
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Dayton
Bob Cousy
Boston College Club
Princeton
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Purdue
Sacramento State
Jayhawks
Utah State
Shaler Haliman
Boston College
Indiana
Davidson
Cincinnati
Texas
el Paso
St. John’s
Wyoming
Loyola
Ill
Marquette
Duke
Niagara
Al's Alley Classic League leads and upcoming PBA champs
Leon Foster tops the Classic League with 186 average while Gene Farrar trails by one pin. Leo Morin blasted 805 across four games. Houghtaling and Townsend posted 800 and 793 series. The article notes records for 800s and 700s, plus a shift to Madison Square Garden for the PBA national championships December 4 to 9 with 192 pros and a $70,000 purse led by former champions.
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Leon Foster
Leon
Gene Farrar
Leo Morin
Bob Townsend
E. Houghtaling
Houghtaling
Bob Honiker
Bob
Harry Smith
New York
New Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvania Plaza
Professional Bowlers Association
P.B.A
Don Carter
Dave Soutar
Carmen Salvino
Billy Hardwick
Bob Strampe
Dave Davis
Wayne Zahn
Rachel Kinney
Doris Fisher
Marilyn Cone
Gert Syverstad
Hilda Barber
Helen Harrington
Fran Snow
Jimmy
DeVito
Fran
Barb Kenyon
Mabel Mitchell
Bertha Lewis
Don Shea
Super Duper
Whitman
N. Turgeon
H. Hicks
Pownal Volunteers
Vols
Pownal Valley
Williams Iga
John Billert
Tri- Mont Texaco
Giants
Garbage Man Paces Pistons in Crosstown Classic Victory
Detroit guard Dave Bing and Eddie Miles each scored 32 as the Pistons beat the Los Angeles Lakers 127-123. Bing, a 6 foot 3 inch scorer, drew the label garbage man for pouncing on loose balls and “cheap shots” but led the team in points and helped close the gap in the Eastern Division race. Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with a high scoring game as the Pistons increased their position in the standings.
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Dave Bing
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Bing
NBA
Pistons
Los Angeles Lakers
Philadelphia 76Ers
Eddie Miles
Elgin Baylor
Thunderbird Golf ClassicRaises 153000 for Cerebral Palsy Charities
The sixth annual Thunderbird Golf Classic held last September raised 153000 for United Cerebral Palsy and related charities, announced Wednesday. In NBA action, the San Francisco Warriors won their seventh straight by beating the Philadelphia 76ers 113-95, while the New York Knicks defeated the Cincinnati Royals 119-99 as Willis Reed and Dick Van Arsdale sparked a late Knicks surge. Jeff Mullins led the Warriors with 22 points and Chet Walker had 24 for Philadelphia, with Oscar Robertson sidelined for Cincinnati.
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San Francisco Warriors
76Ers
New York Knicks
Cincinnati Royals
Jeff Mullins
Warriors
Chet Walker
Dick van Arsdale
Willis Reed
New York
Cincinnati
Knicks
Royals
Oscar Robertson
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