Connecticut and Springfield Topped UPI New England Hoop Ratings
Connecticut moved to the top of the major college division with 45 points, edging Providence by two points as UPI New England ratings reflect opening week results. In small colleges, Springfield led with 41 points, followed by St. Michael’s 38 and Assumption 17, with multiple teams receiving points across both divisions.
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Bowling Scoreboard and Standings News Update
Bowling scores and standings from MT League and Eastern Ten Pin show Dreamers Fireflies and Guttersnipes leading groups with high scores by Bostwick Main Ryder Surdam and Jones Raymond Fisher Corbett among top performers. Standings list multiple teams with wins and losses, including Bowlerettes 43 17 and others across divisions.
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Knicks Beat Warriors 124 118 Behind Reed's 25 Points
Willie Reed scored 25 points leading the New York Knicks to a 124 to 118 win over the San Francisco Warriors in Sacramento. Wilt Chamberlain topped the night with 46 points but could not prevent the Knicks from sealing a victory in a game featuring two vision tail-enders. The night also noted other league performances and high scores in the International League listings.
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Duke of Windsor and Hagen Are Both Avid Golfers
New York report notes the Duke of Windsor and Walter Hagen are recovering from recent surgeries in Houston and Detroit. Both past champions are famed as golfing icons who helped popularize the game and remain in high spirits as they await full recoveries.
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Northeastern and Brown Play ECAC Holiday Hockey Tilt
Northeastern Huskies face Brown at Madison Square Garden in the ECAC Holiday Hockey Tournament final after both teams advanced from semifinals. Larry Bone scored twice in Northeastern’s 2-1 upset over Providence, while Terry Chapman’s hat trick and an overtime goal clinched Brown’s 3-2 win over Clarkson.
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Kandahar Ski Trail Amid Mount Cranmore History
Thousands will ski a new expert trail on Mount Cranmore this winter named Kandahar. Military historians link the name to Kandahar Field Force legends, while SkiMobile Corp president Herbert Schneider says the trail honors Kandahar International ski races in St Anton. The trail runs 11 miles down the north side of the mountain.
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Girls Hoop Rules Change At GAA Meeting
At a Long Beach GAA meeting Anita Caswell outlined basketball rule changes from fouls to jump balls, plus the new round robin for high school grades to determine varsity and junior varsity squads. Also noted were membership figures and upcoming practices.
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