Tripucka Sparks UMass Comeback in Boardwalk Bowl
UMass Minutemen trailed 20-0 before Mark Tripucka entered to lead a fourth quarter rally, guiding a 35-14 victory over Cal-Davis at the Boardwalk Bowl in Atlantic City. Pennington left the game amid hot weather and fatigue as Tripucka drove a key 80 yard drive and a late two point conversion. Biggs passed 27 of 60 for 384 yards but was limited by four interceptions.
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Two MAC Patriots on All-Star team
The Mt. Anthony Patriots placed two football players on the All-State South Division 1 team chosen by the Vermont Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. Tackle Mike Maguire and linebacker Perry Bouplon were selected to the first team. Jeff Hall and Greg Quist were named as honorable mentions. Maguire was one of the top linemen in Vermont this fall. Bouplon was an outstanding two way player and quick against the run. Rutland high and MSJ combined to put 13 players on the team. Brattleboro and Bellows Falls each sent three players, Springfield had one.
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Burr and Burton Falls to Woodstock Wasps 56 45 on Home Court
Burr and Burton dropped a 56 45 home defeat to Woodstock Wasps after a nip and tuck first half. Edgerton led Woodstock with 20 points on fast breaks while Spaulding pulled down 20 rebounds for Burr and Burton. Carmody scored 12. Buckley and Kilburn were sidelined.
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Chieftans
Dryden tops brother Ken as Sabres surge in East
Buffalo Sabres edge Montreal 4 2 as Dave Dryden defeats his brother Ken in a rare matchup. Buffalo climbs toward the top of the East, now six points behind Montreal with a 10 point cushion over Detroit. Rangers and Bruins win as Chicago leads West. other scores include St Louis over Atlanta and Philadelphia over Toronto.
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McMillian powers Lakers rout Blazers for 28 points
Jim McMillian snapped his shooting slump by hitting 12 of 15 from the floor, totaling 28 points as the Los Angeles Lakers crushed Portland 127 to 101. The win extended LA’s win streak and built its lead in the Pacific Division while Portland dropped to eight straight losses.
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Tams Trim Nets Behind Davis Big Third Quarter
Warren Davis scored 12 of his 23 in the third period to lift the Memphis Tams to a 114-96 win over the New York Nets. Memphis built a 62-46 halftime lead and extended to 99-70 after three quarters with Bunny Wilson nailing a late three. Wilson totaled 15 points for Memphis. John Roche led the Nets with 4. No other ABA games were on Sunday night.
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Tams
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Memphis
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Wilson
John Roche
Nets
Hunter Mountain Ski Bowl Pro Team Dominates Early season
The Hunter Mountain Ski Bowl pro team leads money and points with Harald Stuefer atop the standings. Teammates Hugo Nindl Lasse Hamre and Kurt Recher also score, while Stuefer has defeated Jean-Claude Killy in all four head-to-head pro races so far. The next ISEA rate is set for January 6 and 7 at Mt Snow.
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Hunter Mountain Ski Bowl
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Egon Zimmermann II
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Killy
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Packers nail down first and Steelers make playoffs
The Green Bay Packers clinch the Central division title with a 237 to - Vikings upset. The Pittsburgh Steelers clinch a playoff berth by edging the Houston Oilers 33 to . the Miami Dolphins win their 13th straight by beating the New York Giants 23 to 13. Cowboys win wild card race. Browns stay in AFC contention. San Francisco leads NFC West. Falcons and Rams battle for division chances.
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