Mt Anthony routs MSJ in historic sweep of rivals
Mt Anthony Patriots topple MSJ 63-39 at home after a 67-48 win on Jan 7, led by Pembroke’s first-half spark and a strong second-half press. Daigneault 17, Maguire 15, Montroni 14 for MSJ. MAU 39% shooting. Junior varsity 48-40. Hartford hosts Friday.
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Phantoms Rally Tops Arlington In Tight 83 80 Victory
Proctor Phantoms defeated Arlington 83 to 80 as Shortsleeve dominated rebounding and Hawley scored 33 for Arlington. Ed Hawley added 10 late points, while Joe Corey had 19 for Arlington and Mark Socinski led Proctor with 23. Proctor Jayvees won 55-49.
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Waldrep Plans to Walk After Paralyzing Injury
Texas Christian University football player Kent Waldrep, paralyzed last fall, plans to walk this summer. He wheeled to the Rice-TCU basketball game, received a standing ovation, and expressed hope of independence, aiming to return to classes by fall and eventually walk with braces or crutches despite leg tingling and weak hand muscles.
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Slaters Top Burr and Burton 76 63 In MVL Clash
In Fair Haven the Slaters defeated Burr and Burton 76 to 63 to stay atop the MVL. Fair Haven relied on senior Mike Poulino with 20 points and strong rebounding while Jerry Miller added eight in the fourth quarter. Burr and Burton, led by Greg Carrano and Darrell Dawson, outscored the Slater starters 63 to 56 but the Bulldogs’ depth made the difference.
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Maryland and N C State survive scares in ACC action
Maryland, ranked fourth, held off Virginia 86 79 after a late stall and a 20 minute delay. No. 6 North Carolina State needed 39 points from David Thompson to beat Clemson 92 89, with Thompson opening strong and NC State pulling away late.
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Palmer Fails to Clinch Hawaiian Open Before Desert Classic
Arnold Palmer voiced clear disappointment after losing the Hawaiian Open where a victory seemed within reach. The Desert Classic begins Wednesday in Palm Springs with Palmer the favorite, joined by Groh Green Heard Stockton Casper and others, as 128 pros compete over four courses for a $160,000 purse.
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