Mt Anthony nets consolations in MAU tourney title win
Mt Anthony defeated Mt Greylock 97-64 in the consolation game while Bishop Gibbons of Schenectady beat LaSalle of Troy 73-60 to capture the MAU Christmas Tournament. key contributors included Scott Maguire 18 rebounds Tom Johnson 11, Rick Wright 17 off the bench, and Darnell Baker 24 for Gibbons. MAU improves to 3-2 and shifts focus to a Burlington trip for a likely morale boost.
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Mt. Anthony
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Mass
Bishop Gibbons
Schenectady
N.Y
MAU
LaSalle
Troy
Patriots
Dave Fredrickson
al Cece
Bennington
Bennington Generals
Mr. Greylock
Taconic
Pittsfield
Jim Sheldon
Cece
Tom Johnson
Rick Wright
Wright
Dave Feenan
Maguire
Pete Geamnelis
Fredrickson
Johnson
Brad Turner
John Antognioni
Baker
Bankowski
Gibbons
Danish and
Riley
Rice
Burlington
Remington
Lake Placid decision due in January
A preliminary decision on the environmental impact of a proposed ski jump complex for the 1980 Winter Olympics is expected by January 10. Hearing officer Victor J. Yannacone Jr. will submit his report by January 7 to the Adirondack Park Agency, which will then issue recommendations.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Lake Placid
Victor J. Yannacone Jr
Adirondack Park Agency
Phil Iselin dies after heart attack Jets owner passes at 74
Phil Iselin, Jets president and Monmouth Park head, died in Midtown Manhattan after a second heart attack in three months. He helped transform the Jets from near bankruptcy to a Super Bowl champion, earning praise as a warm, influential sportsman. He is survived by his wife Betty, son Jimmy, daughter Kay, and a race horse trainer son-in-law.
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Phil Iselin
Jets
NEW York
UPI
New York Jets
Monmouth Park Racetrack
New Jersey
Iselin
Betty
Jimmy
Buster Mathis
Kay Gilman
Midtown Manhattan
National Football League
Jet
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Monmouth Park
Jockey Club
Weeb Ewbank
McMillen Leads Knicks With 31 In Win Over Rockets
Knicks reserve Tom McMillen scores a career high 31 points filling in for injured Bob McAdoo Spencer Haywood and Earl Monroe helping New York beat Houston 111-99. Lonnie Shelton adds 24, Jim McMillen and Walt Frazier 18 each as Seattle edged Atlanta 120-119 in elsewhere NBA action.
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Jack Saunders
UPI
Tom McMillen
McMillen
Bob McAdoo
Spencer Haywood
Earl Monroe
New York Knicks
Houston Rockets
University of Maryland All-America
Knicks
Houston
Lonnie Shelton
Jim McMillian
Walt Frazier
Rudy Tomjanovich
John Johnson
Murphy
Rockets
Seattle
Atlanta
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Indiana
Portland
Chicago
San Antonio
Philadelphia
Denver
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Golden State
Los Angeles
Boston
SuperSonics
Hawks
Fred Brown
Nick Weatherspoon
Tom Burleson
Lou Hudson
Kings
Cavaliers
Brian Taylor
Mississippi State Upsets Wake Forest In Classic Win
Mississippi State halted Wake Forests eight game win streak with an 88-83 victory in the Kiwanis Old Dominion Classic in Norfolk. Freshman Ricky Brown led with 29 points and 14 rebounds, while Gary Hooker and Wiley Peck added 18 points apiece.
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Dan Issel
Denver
Nuggets
David Thompson
Paul Westphal
Suns
Bucks
Warriors
Bob Dandridge
Brian Winters
Milwaukee
Dandridge
Winters
Swen Nater
Jamaal Wilkes
Golden State
Lakers
Celtics
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles
Curtis Rowe
Boston
Wake Forest
Mississippi State
Bulldogs
Kiwanis
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Dartmouth
Ricky Brown
Gary Hooker
Wiley Peck
Ray White
Rangers finally beat Caps in Capital
Rangers snap a 0-3-1 mark in Washington with a 5-2 win at Capital Centre. Captain Phil Esposito scored twice as New York erased a 2-0 deficit, adding goals from Steve Vickers and Ken Hodge to claim two points and stay near the bottom of the Patrick Division.
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Rangers
Capital
Greg Aiello
UPI
Washington Capitals
New York Rangers
Caps
Washington
Capital Centre
Phil Esposito
Atlanta
Flames
Esposito
New York
Steve Vickers
Ken Hodge
Rick Bragnalo
Tony White
Greg Polis
New York Islanders
St. Louis
Minnesota
Los Angeles
World Hockey Association
Houston
Winnipeg
New England
Quebec
Edmonton
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Islanders
Blues
Garry Howatt
Billy Harris
Bob Nystrom
Larry Patey
North Stars
Kings
Fred Barrett
Tim Young
Jim Roberts
Dave Schultz
Butch Goring
John Tonelli
Mike Antonovich
Real Cloutier
Glens Falls tops Hoosick Falls to reach finals
Glens Falls advanced to the finals of its own tournament by defeating Hoosick Falls Central 71 to 59. They will face St Mary’s of Glens Falls, 63 to 45 winners over Hudson Falls, in the final. Don Hill 29 and Mike Thomas 22 led Glens Falls with Wayne Starr adding 23 and 16 rebounds for Hoosick Falls.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Central
St. Mary’s of
Hudson Falls
Hudson and
Hoosick
Don Hill
Mike Thomas
Wayne Starr
Panthers
Mark Sheffer
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Darnell Baker
Karl Bankowski
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Danish
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Mr. Iselin
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Wismer
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University of Alabama
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