Mt Anthony Patriots Seek Road Wins At Brattleboro And Beyond
The Mt Anthony Patriots face three straight road games starting tonight at Brattleboro Colonels after a 65 64 comeback win over MSJ Mounties. Arlington Eagles and Burr Burton Bulldogs also have road tests against Chester and Ludlow while Windsor Rutland and Bellows Falls loom in SVL standings. The Patriots chase a share of second place as they meet Brattleboro, hoping to extend a strong 12 4 overall mark and solidify their title hopes in a tight league race.
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Juan Marichal Yearly Contract Standoff Quieted
Juan Marichal the Giants ace remains unsigned as spring training opens with 10 players at a camp in Arizona. The Dominican star led the majors with a 2.10 ERA last season and has 191 career wins. Giants recently paid him about 125000 including a scouting role, while Willie Mays leads the club in salary at over 125000.
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Frazier Retains Heavyweight Crown With Ellis Victory
Joe Frazier dominates Jimmy Ellis in New York, knocking him down twice and forcing a TKO in the fourth round. The win cements Frazier as the undisputed heavyweight champion amid talk of future challengers and possible retirements. Ellis, former sparring partner to Cassius Clay, is unable to answer the bell for the fifth round as Frazier lands decisive left hooks and finishing blows.
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Olympic Champion Wins Cull Contest
New York reports that George Foreman, Olympic champion, wins a local culling contest as he remains a green kid in boxing. Observers expect him to emerge as a top heavyweight contender within the next year.
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Lost Knockdown Called Halt to Championship
In New York, Jimmy Ellis contends he was knocked down only once against Joe Frazier for the heavyweight title, while Angelo Dundee criticizes the fight as rough but honest. Frazier’s win comes as George Foreman defeats Gregorio Peralta in a separate MSG bout, signaling a rising threat to the title scene.
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Mikita Aims to Reclaim NHL Scoring Crown
New York wiring reports Stan Mikita the NHL scoring leader in four of six seasons threatens to overtake Boston Bruins for the top. Mikita scored five goals and five assists last week to move to 67 points, six behind Phil Esposito with Bobby Orr leading. Orr's 85 points remain strong as Mikita rides hot streak. The season features ongoing goaltending battles among Gia com Sawchuk Esposito and DeJordy.
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UCLA Still No 1 In UP I Ballot As No 2 Takes Shape
UCLA remains unbeaten at 20-0 and leads the United Press International poll. Kentucky rises to No 2 with 272 points as South Carolina slides to 3 with 239. St Bonaventure 4 and New Mexico State 5 follow, with Jacksonville 6 and Penn 7 in a tight top 10.
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Bruins and Wildcats could meet in NCAA final in College Park
UCLA and Kentucky, each with multiple national titles, have never faced in a post season game. If scheduled, the March 21 title in College Park could pair the storied programs. Kentucky sealed its SEC lead with a 116 86 win over Georgia as other major scores rolled in news from LSU Notre Dame Tennessee Vanderbilt Kansas State Missouri and more.
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