Mt Anthony 14th in tough Suburban tourney
Mt Anthony Patriot wrestling finished 14th among 18 at the Suburban Council meet in East Greenbush. Peru Central led with 149 points, Niskayuna second, Middlebury 10th, Mt Anthony totaled 35.5. Whitman placed fourth at 98 pounds, Ulrich fifth at 132, Bishop sixth at 167, Wright seventh at 145. Next, Mt Anthony travels to Hoosick Falls on Wednesday to face Panth ers.
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Beanpot Final Matchup: Harvard vs Boston University in Boston Garden
Harvard arrives as the No 1 East team after a 10-1 win over Vermont and a 2-0 start from exams, while Boston University seeks to end a five-loss in Beanpot history and defend its status with solid goaltending and a long Beanpot pedigree.
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Miller wins Hope Desert Classic with 21 under score
Arnold Palmer era contrasts with Johnny Miller who dominates the Bob Hope Desert Classic finishing 21 under par at 339 after a closing 68. Miller pockets three-stroke victory, his third win this year and 14th in five years, amid personal family challenges and next playing the Andy Williams-San Diego Open.
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Patriots rebound in tough hoops weekend
Mt Anthony Patriots rebounded from a poor Friday showing to beat Williams College freshmen 120 116 after a 82 55 win over Hartford. Key injuries sidelined Alan Daigneault and Mitch Burke. Burke may miss tomorrow's game while Daigneault is day to day. Jim Maguire led with 29 points and Brian Hurley added 20 as Mt Anthony braces for Rutland and Windsor tests.
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Mt Anthony Routs Hoosac 8 2 In league hockey
Mt Anthony A team crushed Hoosac School 8 2 in a league hockey game led by a hat trick from Lyons and two goals from Nesbit White and Schneider added scoring as MAU fired early and never looked back with multiple leads and solid goaltending.
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Haynie rallies to win Naples-Lely LPGA Classic
Sandra Haynie of Dallas fired a 35 for the front nine and 33 back to back in the final round at Lely Country Club to win the Naples Lely LPGA Classic by one stroke. She finished at five under 211 for the tournament and collected the 5700 top prize after rounds 71 and 72. Donna Caponi Young Marilynn Smith finished one stroke back with Debbie Austin two behind.
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Eagles trounce Wallingford Foxes 92 49 in Arlington rout
Arlington Eagles blast Wallingford Foxes 92 to 49 as Ed Hawley scores 33 for the second straight game. Wallingford sorely缺 two starters, halftime 58 22, Eagles surge to 80 40 after three quarters and 92 49 final. Eight Eagles hit scoring column. Galusha 11 rebounds. JV winners 51 43. Arlington sits 10 6 aiming to climb in MVS standings ahead of playoffs.
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Mt Anthony Girls Reach Class L Playdowns
Mt Anthony girls basketball make the class L playdowns as the 11th and final team chosen by the Headmasters. Mt Anthony, at 6-9, will meet sixth-ranked Rutland on Wednesday at 8 in Springfield, with Essex at 14-1 as top seed. The Patriots play in the New Springfield High gym and are the only Bennington County girls team in the playdowns.
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