Mt Anthony skiers miss state meet after tight southern Nordic event
Brattleboro leads a southern Vermont ski meet at Mt Ascutney and Brattleboro with Brattleboro taking first, Putney second, Rutland third, Springfield fourth, and Windsor fifth. Mt Anthony finishes sixth overall after a rough Alpine day and tight jumping, though Tim Miller posts a top four giant slalom showing.
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Tough Troy team hands MAU 78-53 loss
In Troy N Y the Mt Anthony Patriots fell 78-53 to Troy High School as the Trojans moved to 9 4 on the season. Troy had five players in double figures while MAU managed limited scoring in a defensive battle.
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Bryant and Fairbanks named coaches for Coaches All-America game
Alabama's Paul Bear Bryant and Oklahoma's Chuck Fairbanks were named as the opposing coaches for the 12th annual Coaches All-America football game. Perkins, Ryan and Luczynski all scored in double figures, carrying Mt. Anthony with scoring and rebounding, while Perkins also recorded three steals.
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Jones wins Hawaiian Open in sudden death playoff
Grier Jones, the 1968 NCAA golf champion from Wichita, Kansas, edged Bob Murphy in a $200,000 Hawaiian Open playoff at Waialae Country Club. Jones sank a two foot par on the first playoff hole after finishing 72 holes at 14 under par 274 to claim $40,000. Murphy bogeyed the 15th, the first playoff hole, after a sand trap mishap. Charles Coody and Marty Fleckman followed in close pursuit, with Palmer, Trevino and others also factoring as the breezy, cool conditions shaped the final round.
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Sabres Sink Bruins in New Year’s Eve rout
In Buffalo Memorial Auditorium 15,360 fans watched the Sabres beat the Boston Bruins 8 to 2. Richard Martin scored twice and assisted on another, fueling Buffalo’s most lopsided victory since joining the NHL. The win snapped a seven game winless skid for Buffalo and halted a Boston six game win streak.
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Clemente Signs for 150000 with Pirates in 1972
Pittsburgh General Manager Joe L Brown signed Roberto Clemente to a 1972 contract reported at 150000. Brown noted 17 years of rapport with Clemente and hinted other Pirates players might still reach terms as the Dapper Dan banquet honored Clemente, Stargell, and Murtaugh as 1971 sports figures.
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Arlington Eagles Dominate Bulldogs 81 61 Victory
Arlington Eagles routed the Bulldogs 81 to 61 on their home court as Bill Hall scored 27 and four teammates hit double figures. Tim Williams anchored defense holding T J Carmody to 6 points while Arlington built a 34 25 halftime lead and widened it in the fourth quarter. Bourn led the Bulldogs with 23 as Arlington improves to 8 7 with revenge for a prior loss.
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Walker scores 56 as Bulls crush Royals in Chicago
Chet Walker, 56 points, career high and NBA season best, powered the Chicago Bulls to a 119-94 victory over the Cincinnati Royals. At 32 and in his 10th NBA season, Walker may reconsider plans to retire after a likely single-year stay.
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Vermont skier wins Roch Cup at Aspen in combined times
Steve Lathrop of Waterville Valley New Hampshire won the Roch Cup after two days on Aspen Mountain. He captured the downhill and the slalom to post 11.25 points, with Don Rowles of Mount Hood Washington second at 12.60 and Ken Carrock of Sundance Utah third at 34.21. Cecilia Teague of Moretown Vermont earned the women's Bingham Cup with 5.51 points, Cheryl Bechdelt Lake Tahoe California 7.59 for runner up, and Katie Morning Sun Valley California third at 15.03.
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