Mt Anthony, Hoosick Falls in holiday tournament tilt
Mt Anthony Patriots rally to defeat South Glens Falls 64 61 in opening round action as Jim Maguire returns with four baskets in the second quarter. Hoosick Falls tops Averill Park 70 56 to reach the championship against Mt Anthony.
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World Hockey Association scoring bursts with multiple players
United Press International reports a high scoring night with George Morrison Tom Webster and Hosalie Palement each netting two goals for Minnesota Fighting Saints. Tom Serviss scored Los Angeles first in period two but had second disallowed. Ted Hampson Bill Klatt and Gary Venerazzo added goals as Minnesota beat Los Angeles 4 2 while Quebec fell 5-3 to Hartford? The report also notes Paiment and Cougars winning 6-3 and Webster's two goals for New England in the third period.
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Rainbow Classic and Holiday Festival College Hoops Recap
National college basketball noise across many venues Thursday featured North Carolina beating Utah 73 61 at Rainbow Classic while Washington beat Sub Pac 86 77 in the opening round. South Carolina topped Manhattan to reach the Holiday Festival final against St Johns, and Michigan was upset by Redmen 85 403 in a late shot. Kansas State beat Kansas 91 70 in the Big Eight opener as Oklahoma edged Stubborn Oklahoma St 69 52 in overtime. Florida State and Brigham Young won in Oklahoma City. Texas El Paso beat SMU 71 55 to reach the title game against Indiana, while St Josephs outlasted Duquesne 76 71 in ECAC Quaker City semifinal play. Other results include Stanford versus Navy Old Dominion, Wake Forest over Tulane, Furman over Texas, and a series of minor tourney clashes across the country.
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Weekend of college bowls opens with Peach and Tangerine
United Press International previews a holiday football weekend with 10 post season games from Peach Bowl in Atlanta to Orange Bowl in Miami. Highlights include NC State vs West Virginia and Kent State vs Tampa with multiple first major bowl appearances and key player notes.
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Stars, Cougars win again in ABA action
Utah Stars crushed the New York Nets 128 to 90 as Glen Combs shot 10 of 13, boosting Utah to 12 wins in 13. Carolina Cougars, led by Billy Cunningham's 32, beat Indiana 120 to 106 to seize a game on Kentucky in the East. Julius Erving scored 32 for Virginia as it topped Dallas 117 to 104 in the lone other game.
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Harvard tourney champions claim GLI title
UPI reports Harvard defeated Michigan Tech 4-2 to win the Great Lakes Invitational as Dave Hynes scored two power play goals and earned MVP honors. Boston University triumphed over Michigan 7-3 to secure third place in the tournament.
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