Hoosac Boys School tops Mt Anthony in NY track clash
Hoosac Boys School defeated Mt Anthony in a private school track meet in Hoosick New York. Stas Wiskoski led with a 440 yard win in 58.7 seconds and later took the two mile in 11 07. He added a pole vault third and a high point day cap. John Dumas led field events with a discus win and shot put second.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac
Mt. Anthony
New York
Stas Wiskoski
Patriot
Mike Callahan
Chuck Lamb
Wiskoski
Tim Johnson
Keith Nichols
Bill Tatro
Lou Dehaan
Art Pratt
John Dumas
Jerry Morse
Jeu Dehaan
Jeff White
Utes Hope To Upset Soviets In Big Games Test
Co coaches Bill Foster and Gene Visscher assemble a Utah team of largely unknown players to challenge the Soviet national basketball squad arriving for a Friday night showcase. The Utes, without stars, rely on defense and speed to pressure the favored visitors, who arrived after a long trip and practice at Utah’s elevation.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Bill Foster
Gene Visscher
Foster
University of Utah
U.S.S.R
United States
Utah
Bill Walton
Doug, Collins
Ernie NeGregorio
Visscher
Foster Hope
Los Angeles
San Diego
Weber State
Celtics edge Knicks 98 97 in Eastern playoff thriller
Celtics win 98 97 as Paul Silas seals rebound and two free throws with seven seconds left to push series to 3 2. Havlicek returns to spark Boston with 32 points while Silas dominates boards and Free throws. Knicks led late on Bill Bradley jumper but Silas sealed the game at the buzzer.
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Phoenix Suns
National Basketball Association
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
Lakers
Golden State Warriors
Paul Silas
Boston
Charley Scott
Boston Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
New York
Goodrich
Ike
Silas
Bill Bradley
Rave DeBusschere
Willis Reed
ABA Draft Emphasizes Yard Positions For 1973-74 Season
The ABA conducted 10 rounds of college selections plus two rounds of undergraduate picks. San Diego used its top regular pick on 6-1 guard Dwight Lamar of Southwest Louisiana, while Bill Walton of UCLA became the first undergraduate selection by the league. Other notable picks included Larry Finch, Mike D Antoni, Doug Collins, and Louis Nelson, with teams like Memphis, Denver, Indiana, and Kentucky making key choices. Walton signed by Sept. 1 or negotiable later, as teams built rosters around size and guard depth.
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New York
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American Basketball Association
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UCLA
San Diego
Walton
Deight Lamar
Southwest Louisiana
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Memphis
Larry Finch
Memphis State
San Antonio
Dallas
Mike D'Antoni
Marshall
Doug Collins
U.S
Illinois State
Collins
National Basketball Association
Wbers
Virginia
Allen Bristow
Virginia Tech Gobblers
Denver
Fd Ratleif
Long Beach State
Indiana
Steve Downing
Utah
Ronnie
Robbinson
Kentucky
Louis Nelson
Washington
Carolina
Mel Davis
St. John's
Alvan Adams
Oklahoma
Jim Baker
Nevada
Robert Pareish
Centenary
Jim Brewer
Minnesota
Bill Schaeffer
St. John’s
N.Y
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Providence
Larry Kenan
Ray Lewis
Los Angeles State
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St. Joseph's
Clyde Turner
Tom Burleson
North Carolina State
Bobby Jones
North Carolina
Louis Dunbar
Houston
Mike Green
George Gervin
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Squires
Barry Parkhill
William “Bird
Averitt
Pepperdine
David Vaughn
Oral Roberts
John Brown
Missouri
Kevin Kunnert
Towa
Singer crafts win as Angels top Orioles in 14 run outing
Bill Singer, 20, pitched past Baltimore allowing four hits while striking out 10 to beat the Orioles 14 to 1. He outdueled Dave McNally and helped California maintain a hot pace. Miami, Cleveland, Boston, Kansas City, Texas, Chicago win in other AL action as Tidrow, Cepeda, Fisk, Aparicio star.
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UPI
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California Angels
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Angels
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Valentine
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New York
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Chicago
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Texas
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Strom
Hunter
Perry
Tidrow
Rollie Fingers
Indians
Bert Campaneris
Sal Bando
John Kennedy
Red Sox
Twins
Kennedy
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Carlton Fisk
Luis Aparicio
Lou Piniella
Royals
Wayne Simpson
Bob Coleco
Toby Harrah
Joe Coleman
Jeff Burroughs
Richmand
Wilbur Wood
Yankees
White Sox
Wood
Carlos May
Mel Stottlemyre
Bennington Little League Major Tryouts Announced
Player-agent John Feenan announced tryouts for Bennington Little League major teams at Mt Anthony Union High School girls softball field this Friday and Saturday. Boys turning 10 by 7 31 73 try Friday at 5 pm, those aged 11 or 12 try Saturday at am. New signing players exempt. unregistered players must register with a parent and birth certificate, with secretary contact numbers 2eM4 or 7-7317.
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John Feenan
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Whalers lose two players in playoff series
The New England Whalers announce center Terry Cattery will undergo knee surgery today and miss the playoffs, following center John Danby who had shoulder surgery earlier. The team trails in a semifinal series against the Cleveland Crusaders after a 54 win setback.
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World Hockey Association
Cleveland Crusaders
Terry Catfery
Cattery
Crusaders
Cleveland
John Danby
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