Mt Anthony Patriots Reach Key SVL Showdown Tilt
Mt Anthony hosts Mt Anthony Patriots versus MLJ Mounties in Rutland in a Western Division clash that could decide the SVL title race. Both teams sit 9-3 with Mt Anthony eyeing an 11-3 finish while MLJ relies on McGinnis Champine and bench depth to push a six to eight point win.
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Mt. Anthony
Patriots
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Dave Clifford
Charlie Oczechowski
Bill Canfield
Champine
McGinnis
Mounties
Otter Valley
Windsor
Golden Horde
Kates Memorial
Brattleboro
Bizzarro
Denny Hart
Dick Cutler
J.J. Moore
Dave LaCroix
Scott Racicot
Jim Shoemaker
Ted Bitesnky
Gary Martin
Scott Griffin
Mickey Carmody
Fran Morrissey
Steve Hurley
Mike McDonough
Tom Delaney
Greg
Rutland Raiders
Springfield
Bellows Falls
Hartford
Fair Haven
Bennington County
Arlington Eagles
Killy wins giant slalom as Kidd takes fifth spot
Jean-Claude Killy of France wins his second gold of the 10th Winter Olympics in Grenoble in the men's giant slalom with a time of 1:46.54 for the 1,780 meter course, Willy Favre second and Heinrich Messner bronze. Billy Kidd, America’s top hope, places fifth despite a sprained ankle and the day’s fastest heat time.
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UPI
Jean-Claude Killy
Toni Sailer
Killy
Johanna Schut
Holland
Magnar Solbert
Norway
Willy Favre
Switzerland
Austria
Heinrich Messner
Billy Kidd
Stowe
America
Jim Heuga
Squaw Valley
Calif
Kidd
Innsbruck
Spider Sabich
Kyburz
Rick Chaffee
Rutland
Miss Schut
Christina Kaiser
Miss Kaiser
Kaija Mustonen
Finland
Patriot Rifle Squad Outshoots Schenectady
Mt. Anthony Union High School varsity rifle squad defeated Schenectady 1063 to 1012 at Schenectady National Guard Armory. Brian Coxsee led with 276, while Don Dunbar top Schenectady at 266 as Comar and Betts supported Patriots in a four-count score. The team prepares for Canajoharie and a Vermont sectional defense at Norwich University on February 24.
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N.Y
Mt. Anthony
Electric City
Martin Betts
Peter Comar
Don Dunbar
Coxsee
Comar
Betts
Patriots
Empire State
Canajoharie
Vermont
Norwich Universary
Mt, Anthony
Boutler
Grover
Gore
Holley
KO Kugler
Dunbar
Pfeiffer
Sturtevant
Foster
Perry
Fisler
Canadiens rout Black Hawks 6 0 in NHL action
Montreal, led by six players in scoring, crushed Chicago 6 0 to widen its Eastern Division lead to five points. Rousseau, LeMaire, Beliveau, Henri Richard, Perovost and Cournoyer scored as Montreal fired 34 shots on Denis DeJordy. Bruins, Blues, Rangers, Red Wings and Flyers also earned ties or wins in other NHL games.
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Bombardiers
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St. Louis
New York
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Toronto
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Chicago
Denis DeJordy
Bobby Rousseau
Jacques LeMaire
Jean Beliveau
Henri Richard
DeJordy
Claude Perovost
Yvan Cournoyer
Fred Stanfield
Bruins
Ted Green
Johnny Bucyk
Bruin
Larry Keenan
Ron Schock
Frank St. Marseille
Blues
Jean Rattell
Don Marshall
Rangers
Wings
Norm Ullman
Alex Delvecchio
Charlie Burns
Bill Hicke
John Brenneman
Bob Pulford
Ron Ellis
Mike Walton
Leafs
Jean Gauthier
Leon Rochefort
Britt Selby
Bronco Horvath
Billy Collins
NBA standings and results from weekend games
Sunday results show Los Angeles defeating Boston 141 to 104 and Seattle routing San Francisco 146 to 118 while Baltimore beat San Diego 136 to 116 and Philadelphia topped St. Louis 119 to 93. Monday schedule lists Chicago versus Cincinnati at Cleo arena.
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St. Louis
Kentucky Quintet Nation's Hottest
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp sees a rising sophomore core lifting the Wildcats toward SEC top spot as they chase a win over Tennessee after a five game streak. Read about widespread top rankings and other major college results across the country.
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Kentucky
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Rupp
Tennessee
Wildcats
Mike Casey
Mike Pratt
Mississippi State
Lexington
Company
Volunteers
Georgia
Vols
Weiskopf Captures San Diego Open After Bold Finish
New attitude pays off for Tom Weiskopf as the 25 year old Bedford Ohio pro sinks a 25 foot eagle putt on 18 to win the 72 hole Andy Williams San Diego Open by one stroke over Al Geiberger. Weiskopf finishes 273 15 under par. Geiberger earns 18000 for second, Floyd 11250 for third, Lunn 7500 for fourth, Nicklaus 6450 for fifth.
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Elvin Hayes
UCLA
Lynn Shackleford
Lew Alcindor
Oregon
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Larry Miller
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el Paso
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Mississippi
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Loyola of Chicago
New Mexico State
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Boston College
Davidson
San Diego
Calif
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
al Geiberger
Weiskopf
Torrey Pines Municipal
Paris
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