Bulldogs rally past Black River 48 46 in late heroics
Burr and Burton overcome a 16 point deficit to edge Black River 48 46. Greg Fleming sinks two free throws with 18 seconds left and adds an inside jumper later as Herbie Spaulding leads with 15 points and Fleming 10, while Danyen Clark and Stuart pace the Presidents with double figures.
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Indians crush Hoosiers 70 to 59 in league matchup
SCHAGHTICOKE N Y visiting Hoosick Falls suffers fifth straight loss 70 59 to league leading Hoosie Valley Jim Gambee leads Hoosie Valley with 24 points and rebounds while Bob Hall guides Hoosick Falls with outside shooting and boards. Hoosie Valley pulls away in second period and holds on as Hull and Harrison struggle with knee injury. Hoosick Falls drops to 6-6 in league play and Cambridge wins 93 on Friday.
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Palmer wins Hope Desert Classic by two strokes
Palmer clinched the Hope Desert Classic by two strokes over John Miller in Palm Springs California. Miller and Nicklaus shared the lead early but Palmer surged ahead on soggy conditions, earning $32,000 for his five day effort and his fifth Hope title. Miller earned $14,800, with others like Brewer, Wieghers, Schlea, Wadkins and Trevino also collecting purses.
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Bruins' Brooks shines in 2-0 win over Kings
Ross Brooks, a 1-year rookie, posted his first NHL shutout as Boston defeated Los Angeles 2-0. He and teammates earned a third straight win under Coach Bep Guidolin, while Derek Sanderson joined Terry O'Reilly for a point in both NHL and WHA in the same season. Bruins close gap on Montreal and New York atop the East.
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Eagles Fall to Woodstock Wasps in Marble Valley Clash
In Woodstock, Arlington Eagles drop to 10-6 after a 67-02 defeat to the Woodstock Wasps. Daryl Brown leads Arlington with 13 points and 18 rebounds as Woodstock builds late leads and holds on. Arlington JV also loses 46-45. girls team wins 36-34 at Brattleboro.
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Jones hits milestone as Chaparrals top Conquistadors
Larry Jones became the fourth ABA player to reach 10 000 career points and later added 10 020 with six seconds left in OT to lift the Dallas Chaparrals over the San Diego Conquistadors 116 113. Jones led Dallas with 31 points as Stew Johnson led San Diego with 34. Kentucky Colonels beat Indiana Pacers 98 87 as Denver Rockets defeated Carolina 117 108. Memphis Tams routed New York Nets 119 97.
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Heinecken named Middlebury football coach
Middlebury College appointed Michael G. Heinecken as head football coach replacing John Anderson who left in December to coach Brown. Athletic director Richard W. Colman Jr noted the selection from a pool of about 72 applicants and praised Heinecken's background at Delaware and noted small college football tradition.
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Oilers Rally Past Saints In WHA Thriller
Alberta Oilers erased a four goal deficit to beat the Minnesota Fighting Saints 7-5 in a WHA contest Sunday night. Eddie Joyal sparked the comeback with two goals in the final period as Jim Harrison sealed it, while Winnipeg shutout Los Angeles 3-0 to widen the Jets’ lead.
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Cowens shuts down Jabbar as Celtics crush Bucks
Boston’s Dave Cowens clamps Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to six second-half points while Cowens scores 28 and John Havlicek adds 21 as the Celtics rout Milwaukee 120-96 to stay atop the NBA with a 45-2 mark. Other Sunday results include Golden State over Chicago 101-96 and the Lakers past Philadelphia 108-90.
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Mt Anthony skiers place in district and state events
Mt Anthony skiers finished fifth in the district cross country standings led by Mark Quinlan sixth and Matt Cook tenth. Malcolm Hewitt and am Muler placed 14th and 15th as Mt Anthony also placed seventh in a Memorial Park jumping event. The Mt Anthony Alpine team finished seventh at Killington as Rutland led in slalom and giant slalom. The state meet is next weekend at Lyndon and the girls district meet is tomorrow at Pico.
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MAU Boosters Plan Club Formation At School
An organizational meeting of MAU sports fans is set for this Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. The plan is to form a Mt Anthony Booster Club to support all sports with parent involvement emphasized by Football Coach Ken Aporte. Anyone interested in sports is invited.
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