Patriots x c team wins as three top skiers miss
In Springfield last week Mt Anthony boys won the cross country race with Jeff Cook Dan Whalen and Dan Quinlan absent. The Patriot girls finished second, and the boys still secured the victory highlighting depth in the Patriot lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mt. Anthony
Patriot
Jeff Cook
Dan Whalen
Dan Quinlan
Patriots
Patriots win with low score in tight meet
Dave Steffen finished second overall and led the Patriots to a 24 point team victory. Greg Alderman Jim Rogalski Jim Malanga and Tom Leonard followed. In the girls race MAU claimed second with Liz Vigsnes third overall and first for MAU, supported by Robin Green Sue Vigsnes Betty Curran Diane White Donna Corkum Lynne Bellemare and Sue Dowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Alderman
Jim Rogalski
Jim Malanga
Tom Leonard
Patriots
Liz Vigsnes
Mau
Robin Green
Sue Vigsnes
Betty Curran
Diane White
Donna Corkum
Lynne Bellemare
Sue Dowd
Nets Beat Celtics 99 89 in Playoff Pressure for Boston
The Boston Celtics risk missing the NBA playoffs after a 99-89 loss to the New York Nets. Key injuries hurt Boston as Jo Jo White and Charlie Scott were unavailable, limiting guard play while Nets guards Hawkins and Skinner exploited the matchup as Dave Cowens led Boston with 29 points and 17 rebounds. Other NBA results include 76ers over Pistons 138-116, Kings over Trail Blazers 119-107, Suns over Bucks 130-113, Nuggets over Bullets 119-105, and SuperSonics over Jazz 120-99 with Pete Maravich held to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Celtics
Celtics
New York Nets
Jo Jo White
Charlie Scott
Dave Cowens
White
Philadelphia
Detroit
Kansas City
Portland
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Denver
Washington
Seattle
New Orleans
Houston
Buffalo
76Ers
Pistons
Julius Erving
Lloyd Free
George McGinnis
Kings
Trail Blazers
Ron Boone
Brian Taylor
Bill Walton
SuperSonics
Jazz
Mike Green
Tom Burleson
Burleson
Sonics
Pete Maravich
Pitt Wins Narrow Buzzer Beater at Cincinnati
Pitt edged Cincinnati 65-64 as Larry Harris hit a 22-foot jumper at the buzzer after a late scramble. Cincinnati led 64-63 with 11 seconds left but failed to close out, while Harris top-scored with 31 for Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Bearcats
Cincinnati
Steve Collier
Collier
Larry Harris
Harris
Sonny Lewis
Pete Stickland
Catlett
Turnbull scores five as Maple Leafs rout Wings
Ian Turnbull erupted for five goals to lead Toronto past Detroit 9-1 after a scoreless first period. Wayne Thomas started in goal for Detroit, with Jim Rutherford finishing the game. The Leafs also got goals from Boutette Ashby Williams and McDonald, while Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles won elsewhere. In the WHA, Birmingham, Indianapolis, and San Diego posted wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lief
UPI
Herbert Hoover
United States
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Canada
Ian Turnbull
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Detroit Wings
Turnbull
Leafs
Detroit
Eddie Giacomin
Jim Rutherford
Giacomin
Pat Boutette
Don Ashby
Dave Williams
Lanny McDonald
Danny Grant
Wayne Thomas
Chicago
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
World Hockey Association
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New England
San Diego
Calgary
Black Hawks
Flames
Stan Mikita
St. Louis
J.P. Bordeleau
Alain Dagle
Ivan Boldirev
Hawks
Ed Kea
Willi Plett
Penguins
North Stars
Syl Apps
Greg Malone
Bob Kelly
Wayne Bianchin
Ernie Hicke
Alex Pirus
Kings
Capitals
Butch Goring
Watson Ambitious to Capture Hawaiian Open Title
Tommy Watson arrives as favorite at Waialae for the $240,000 Hawaiian Open after wins in the Bing Crosby Pro-Am and San Diego Open. Tough roughs and fickle trades winds threaten, but Watson seeks a third straight win, joined by rivals Miller, Green, Nicklaus, Crenshaw and Palmer with international entrants Aoki, Murakami and Ozaki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
UPI
Tom Watson
Stanford
Watson
Waialae
Oceanside
Johnny Miller
Miller
Hubert Green
Green
Japan
Isao Aoki
Takashi Murakami
Masashi Ozaki
Choki Yara
Yara
Henry Lloyd Eyes Hall of Fame Spot in Baseball’s Negro Bench
Henry Lloyd a wide ranging shortstop who played semipro baseball into his 50s may join Satchel Paige Josh Gibson and Cool Papa Bell in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Lloyd who died in 1965 at 81 after 37 years in professional and semipro baseball was seen as the leading candidate by the Special Committee of Negro Baseball Hall of Fame to be enshrined today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waialae
Hale Irwin
Lou Graham
Irwin
Graham
NEW York
UPI
John Henry Lloyd
Hall of
Satchel Paige
Josh Gibson
Cool Papa Bell
Lloyd
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Bowie Kuhn
Cooperstown, N.Y
Hall
Paige
Gibson
Bell
Buck Leonard
Judy Johnson
Oscar
Griffith Wins Majority Decision in Madison Square Garden
Emile Griffith, wearing gold lame, defeats Christy Elliott by majority decision at Madison Square Garden in front of 10,930 fans. Griffith, nearing his 39th birthday, improves to 86 wins in 109 fights and signals pursuit of another world title. The bout ends with Elliott bleeding from the nose after 10 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Emile Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
Christy Elliott
Elliott
MAU Girls Host BF In Regular Season Finale
Mt Anthony girls basketball host Bellows Falls in final game of the season. MAU missed the playoffs while BF clinched the Dot Jones League title. JV tipoff at 3 30 in MAU gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony
Bellows Falls
Patriots
MAU
Charges Dropped Against Whalers Coach Neale in Birmingham
In Birmingham city court, assault and battery charges against New England Whalers coach Harry Neale were dropped after a Nov. 25 incident at the Whalers Bulls WHA game. Spectator Tricia Duncan had sworn out a warrant. Neale left town after Tuesday night’s 4-3 Bulls win and was escorted by police from the airport to his hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
UPI
New England Whalers
Harry Neale
City Recorder’s Court
Tricia Duncan
Whalers
Birmingham Bulls
Neale
Bulls
Duncan
New England
Hell
Area wrestling teams face road foes tonight
Mt Anthony travels to Fair Haven as Hoosick Falls visits Salem N Y on Rt 22. Patriots beat Fair Haven 40 18 Jan 25 despite a poor performance and come off a 30 27 loss to Hoosick Falls. Key Patriots include Whitman Harris Frost Bull and two time state champ Bishop. JV at 6 with varsity at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony
Fair Haven
Panthers
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Salem
Patriots
Slaters
Bennington
Armand Parnaude
Chuck Whitman
Ken Harris
Scott Frost
Dennis Bull
Ray Bishop
Section II
HFCHS
Ken Baker
Bill Griffin
Griffin
Mike Driscoll
John Deluca
Rob Cottrell
Brian Baker
Mark Driscoll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patriots X-C
Crown Point Country Club
Dave Steffen
The
Nets
Boston
Chris Scherf
UPI Sports
Tom Heinsohn
Bubbles Hawkins
al Skinner
John Havlicek
Hawkins
Skinner
Suns
Bucks
Paul Westphal
Alvan Adams
NBA
Nuggets
Bullets
David Thompson
Elvin Hayes
Pohla Smith
Cincinnati Bearcats
Gale Catlett
Bob Miller
Rod Griffin
Wake Forest
Duke
Arkansas
Marvin Delph
SMU
al Beal
Cary Carrabine
Oklahoma
Missouri
JoJo Hunter
Maryland
Virginia
Kansas State
Iowa State
Mike Evans
George Johnson
St. John’s
Georgetown
Mike Doyle
Nate Davis
South Carolina
Richmond
Alvin Wright
Dexter Reed
Memphis State
Western Kentucky
Marcel Dionne
Guy Lafleur
NHL
Mark Napier
Wayne Wood
Stingers
Bob Sicinski
Racers
Don Burgess
Mariners
Cowboys
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Crenshaw
Arnold Palmer
Henry Lloyd
Anderson Windows
Bird & Son Roofing Products
Tuttle Ie
Progressive
Depot Street
BF Today
Finast
Lion's Club
Catamount School
Catamount National Bank
Adams
Ennington
Adams Clothes Shop