Yellowman lifts Hurricanes past Mt Anthony in shock 60 58 upset
Hartford’s Hurricanes pull off a traumatic 60 58 road win over Mt Anthony as Will Yellowman dominates with two clutch floor shots and Dick Stone seals the upset in the final seconds. The narrative frames Yellowman as a defining defender and scorer in a pivotal SVL contest.
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Bennington
Dick Stone
Stone
Hartford
Mt. Anthony
Bennington Quint
MT. Anthony Hartford C
Jen Wright
Yellowman
Ryan Luczynski
Born
Maguire
Perkins
Spaulding
Wiskoski
Potter
LeBarron
Kibbe
Tinney
Pierce
Mau
Mook
Chuck Shafer
Lee Hathorn
Hathorn
Stash Wiskoski
Luczynski
Pete Perkins
Barry LeBarron
Patriots
Patriot
Hartford Star
Kerry Ryan
Ryan
Bedlam
Canes
Mr. Anthony
New York
Austrians Back Schranz Showdown at Winter Games
Austrian officials plan to appeal to the IOC after Schranz, 33, was barred for professional activity and endorsements. Brundage said no appeal but Austrian Ski Federation head Klee hoped tomorrow’s session could reverse. A walkout could affect Alpine events and the downhill favorite Schranz’s fate looms large.
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N.Y. Times
Sapporo
Japan
Karl Schranz
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
Schranz
I.O.C
Brundage
I.0.c
Annemar Proell
Austria
Klee
Paddock drug probe at Roosevelt tracks raises amphetamine suspicion
Investigators say two horses in last Thursday night’s Roosevelt Raceway races showed urine amphetamine traces after passing blood tests. Frisco Fagin won the second race for William Gilmour as Early Henry finished second. both trainers were suspended awaiting lie detector results.
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N.Y. Times
Roosevelt Raceway
Frisco Fagin
William
Buddy) Gilmour
Early Henry
Maurice Pusey
Dan Goldberg
State
Harness Racing Commission
Goldberg
Pusey
Commission
Manhattan
Gilmour
Henry M. Curran
Chargers trade for experience in NFL draft pace
In advance of the draft, San Diego makes three trades exchanging running backs and receivers with St. Louis while acquiring Deacon Jones from Los Angeles. Bills plan to draft Walt Patulski first as 442 collegians are selected over 17 rounds. Cincinnati, Chicago, Green Bay and others weigh targets including Bobby Moore, Lionel Antoine, Mike Kadish, Jerry Barkum, Bilge Odoms, and Willie Buchanan.
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San Diego Chargers
Chargers
David
Deacon) Jones
Los Angeles Rams
St. Louis Cardinals
Leon Burns
Cardinals
Cid Edwards
Walker Gillette
Dave Williams
Mel Gray
Buffalo Bills
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Harland Svare
Bills
Patulski
Cincinnati Bengals
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Chicago Bears
Giants
Bob Hyland
Bennie McRae
Lionel Antoine
Mike Kadish
Denver
Jerry Barkum
Jackson State
Houston
Bilge Odoms
University of Houston
Green Bay
Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Largest American Olympic team faces slim medal hopes in Sapporo
SAPPORO Japan 1500 athletes from 35 nations begin 11 day Winter Games led by the United States with 118 men and 27 women the largest American contingent. Despite high hopes in women's speed skating led by Anne Henning and Dianne Holum the U S faces slim odds to match Grenoble 7 medals. Barbara and Marilyn Cochran show potential in alpine skiing while Tyler Palmer of Kearsarge NH lurks as a surprise challenger if a medal emerges from unpredictable events.
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United Press International
Sapporo
Japan
United States
Grenoble
France
Anne Henning
Dianne Holum
Northbrook
Ill
Cochran
Barbara
Marilyn
Richmond
Peggy Fleming
Miss Fleming
Miss Holum
Miss Henning
Ludmila Titova
Soviet Union
Jennifer Fish
Mary Meyers
Terry McDermott
Neil Blatchford
Barbara Cochran
Ingrid Lafforgue
Grindelwald
Switzerland
Marilyn Cochran
Annemarie Proell
Francoise Macchi
Britt Lafforgue
Tyler Palmer
Kearsarge
N.H
Winter Olympic Schedule By Day And Event
The schedule lists events from Thursday through February 13 including women's singles figure skating compulsory figures and ice hockey on Thursday and Friday, two-man bobsled prelims, luge runs, cross country and Nordic combined events, speed skating and alpine skiing events across multiple dates, with final events and closing ceremonies scheduled for February 13. It notes biathlon, pairs skating, and relay events, plus special notes for February 10 to 12 including relay Nordic events and the Worden 3,000 meters.
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Avery Brundage
Worden
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