Janet Lynn earns bronze in ladies figure skating at Sapporo
SAPPORO Japan UPI Janet Lynn 19 of Rockford Illinois takes bronze in the ladies figure skating at the XI Winter Games. Her free skate drew a perfect 6.0 from one judge while Austria's Beatrix Schuba led in compulsory figures. The U S hockey team stunned Czechoslovakia 5 1 behind Mike Curran's stellar goaltending. Curran stopped 39 shots in the opening period and allowed only one goal.
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U.S. Upset in Hockey Opens Olympic Race Wide Open
The United States defeated Czechoslovakia 4-1 as Jiri Holik starred on a breakaway run. Sweden tied Russia 3-3, altering the gold medal outlook. Ard Schenk completed a speed skating triple by winning the 10,000 meters, and Bernhard Rossi led the men’s downhill in 1:51.43. Sven-Ake Lundbeck claimed the 15 km cross country title, Anna Muller led an East German luge sweep, and USA's Keith Christian slapped in an early tying goal before Kevin Ahearn, Jim Sarner and Charles Sanders extended the lead with goals in the second and third periods.
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Ivar Skobov
Anna Muller
Miss Muller
Ute Ruhrold
Margit Schumann
Eduard Novak
Curran
Keith Christiansen
United States
Kevin Ahearn
Craig Sarner
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Jim McElmory
Charles Sanders
Ron Naslund
Vladimir Dzurila
Pownal Results Sunday February 6 1972
First place goes to Spruce Needie Cavignon from Oregon with a 60 40 victory time 15.2. Second place is Edgewood Peter Hamel from Chester Mike Lagno with 3.0. Third and other finalists include Sappery Smith Dickie time 4.0 and Lawyer Jotm Pike with 3a.
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Hoosick Falls Hoosiers rebound to beat Tamarac 65 44
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers recover from an earlier loss to Greenwich with a 65 44 victory over Tamarac in front of home fans. Richard Sprague led scorers with 27 points and 17 rebounds, Fran Cabana added 17 points and 14 boards, while Tamarac’s Matt Behan led with 17. Hoosiers JV also defeated Tamarac.
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Olympian league sport brief summary headlined
Sportbriefs report results across multiple leagues. Omegas beat Ding Bats four straight while Bulldozers shut out Hot Shots. Dubbers and Gutterbabes, Zips and Three Tornados also won. Rallys and PMs split, with top players Capriola Worthington OGrady Easter and Wry leading in singles and triples.
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ABA standings snapshot from United Press International
Kentucky leads the ABA with 43 wins and 12 losses, followed by Virginia 34-23 and New York 27-31. West division shows Utah 37-19 atop, Indiana 32-24, Dallas 27-34, Denver 23-32, Memphis 23-33. Sunday results include Dallas 107 over Memphis 84 and Kentucky 118 over New York 106.
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Shaftsbury Town Meeting Warns March 6 1972 in Cole Hall
Vermont Bennington Shaftsbury notices warn voters to attend Town Meeting March 6 1972 at Cole Hall for floor business and March 7 for ballot voting. Includes budget items salaries rates highway and cemetery bills and fire department funding plus election of officers. Public hearing slated for rezoning North Bennington February 9 1972. Shaftsbury School bids transportation specs available.
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