Patriots' win over Hoosac Valley sets MAU title rematch
Mt Anthony Patriots beat Hoosac Valley 58 to 44 to reach the MAU Christmas tournament final against Hoosick Falls. Bill Martin led with 17 points, Russ Pembroke add 12 after coming off the bench, while Hoosac Valley stalwart Tom Kondel and Jim Maguire provided key plays as the two teams prepared for tonight's championship.
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MAU grapplers place second at Middlebury invitational
Mt Anthony varsity finishes runner up in Middlebury Invitational as Steve Wright earns outstanding wrestler honors. Wright dominates 145 pound class and pins several foes including Geoff Lyons and Ralph Koscak. MAU hosts Schuylerville next, aiming to avenge last year’s defeat.
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Blazers rally past Warriors in late thriller
Portland erased an eight point deficit in the final six minutes as Geoff Petrie scored 17 of his 31, including the winner with three seconds left. Rick Barry led Golden State with 32 points and 14 rebounds, while Rick Roberson limited Nate Thurmond to six points.
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Top QBs power the pass as Super Bowl contenders stay in mix
The article notes a shift toward passing in the NFL, with Ken Stabler and Bob Griese leading the AFC and Roger Staubach and Fran Tarkenton leading the NFC. It highlights Oakland, Miami, Dallas, and Minnesota as still in the Super Bowl hunt, and details Stabler's pocket time, receivers Biletnikoff and Siani, and Miami’s run emphasis behind Csonka Morris and Kiick. Staubach’s 62.6 percent completion and 23 TDs anchor the NFC aerials.
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Hoosiers Top Drury To Open Mt Anthony Tourney
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers defeated Drury Blue Devils 64 to 54 in the first round. Hoosack Falls built a 14-10 lead after a rough first quarter and expanded to 25-17 at halftime as Drury struggled from the field. Brian Harrison led Hoosick Falls with 14 and 2 rebounds while Steve Markland led Drury with 19 points.
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