Ivy League, Yankee Conference battles shape New England hoops week
Boston College halted Holy Cross nine game win streak 82-77 as Jackie Foley scored 34 points to set Holy Cross career mark. Providence extended its win streak to seven with Jim Hadnot 28 points in 71-60 victory over St Bonaventure. Yale and Dartmouth split top spots with overtime win by Yale over Princeton 80-78 and Dartmouth stunning Cornell 60-58. Massachusetts Tech rips a seven game road win streak across four games.
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College Conference Contests Go Into Season's Finale
College basketball heads into its final stretch as conferences race to the finish. Ohio State leads the Big Ten at 6-0 though Wisconsin remains tied at 5-0, with key matchups looming. Multiple leagues—Missouri Valley, Big Eight, SEC, ACC, and others—hold tight title battles, with pivotal games from Bradley, Cincinnati, Colorado, Utah State, UCLA, and more shaping the postseason picture.
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Land use debate splashes Stratton promotion to ski boom
Paper company executives Lawrence Kugelman of International Paper and St. Regis Paper champion multiple land use on Stratton Mountain while urging government backed purchases. The Outdoor Recreation Resources and Review Commission pushes expanded public land access, hinting at private cooperation. Killington hosts free ski days for Vermonters and notes new chairlift additions as regional races schedule through March.
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Mrs Pursley Wins National Skating Title in Boston
Barbara Roles Pursley won the national women's figure skating title before 4,000 at Boston College rink. She is seen as a favorite for the world championships in Prague next month, facing Netherlands European champion Sjouke Dykstra and in2nd-place finisher Lorraine Hanlon, with Vickie Fisher third.
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Williams Hockey Team Posts Tenth Win
Williams College hockey team dominated Penn 16 to 2 to record its 10th win of the season at the Winter Carnival in Williamstown. John Roe scored six goals, Tom Roe added two goals and five assists, as Williams built a huge lead through three periods.
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Poultney Blue Devils overpower Burr and Burton 70 to 40
Poultney's Fran Graham and Pete Rowlands sparked a decisive win as the Blue Devils topped Burr and Burton 70 to 40. After a close 14 11 first period, Poultney exploded in the third with 27 points while Burr and Burton struggled. Dick Smith led Burr with 14 points as the team’s top scorer.
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Braves Lose Money for First Time in Nine Years
Milwaukee report shows the Braves posted a loss last year after nine years of profit since moving from Boston. President McHale cited 1.1 million in attendance against a break-even target of 1.5 million, with $1.7 million gate receipts and $725,000 in concessions.
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SEC Grants Commissioner Sweep Power Over Fouls
Jackson Mississippi AP reports the Southeastern Conference unified 12 member presidents at the 29th annual meeting to empower Commissioner Bernie Moore with sweeping penalties for athletes deemed to commit flagrant personal fouls. The vote was unanimous.
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Basketball Schedule Matchups and Venues
The schedule lists Bendi at West Rutland, Otter Valley at BCHS, Fair Haven at Burr and Burton, Wilmington at North Benning, and Arlington open for the upcoming basketball games.
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Bulls Hire Ed Sprinkle To Coach UFL Bears
Chicago Bulls of the United Football League announce Ed Sprinkle, a former Chicago Bear star, will coach the two year old grid minor league club. Owner Bob Angus says Sprinkle has agreed to terms. UFL expands with Chicago and Hershey joining last year’s six teams Columbus Akron Cleveland Indianapolis Louisville and Grand Rapids.
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Wanted 18 to 52 for Civil Service jobs in area
A recruitment notice offers government positions with starting pay up to 446 dollars monthly. It claims many jobs require little schooling and states high security and advancement. Lincoln Service advertises test preparation, not government, with a free information coupon by mail today.
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