MAU Ski Qualifiers Clouded by Disqualification Amid Meet Confusion
Vermont district skiing meet left MAU exposed to questions after a Patriot jumper was ruled incapable on a 30 meter hill. Officials may adjust final scores as Headmasters meet to decide which five southern district teams advance to states. Rutland led the team standings with Brattleboro Springfield MAU and Hartford trailing. Mt Anthony showed strength in cross country while finishing sixth in Alpine and fourth overall after scoring errors were discussed.
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Putney
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MAU
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Pelkie
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Whitcomb
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Hartford
Willy Carow
Fritz Koch
Putney School
Dave Richards
Tim Betit
Dave Betit
Lou DeHaan
Peter Gray
Chris
Vermont
Jeff Cook
Lyndonville
UPI
Stan Dunklee
Dunklee
U.S
Dave Hosmer
Leverett
Mass
Howie Bean
Wolfeboro
N.H
Snead wins Williams-San Diego Open playoff
J C Snead, nephew of Sam Snead, edged Ray Floyd and Bobby Nichols in a four hole sudden death playoff to win the $170,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open at Torrey Pines. He secured his fourth tour victory in seven years, earning $34,000 and boosting 1975 earnings to $45,253.
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Motta Demands Victory Bulls Edge Braves on TV
Bulls coach Dick Motta wanted it bad and his defense driven by Norm Van Lier and Bob Love powered a 114 to 109 win over the Buffalo Braves. Van Lier had 29 points and 13 rebounds, Love added 31, as Chicago extended its win streak to four and nine of ten.
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Norm van Lier
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van Lier
Sloan
Love
Buffalo
Bob McAdoo
Braves
Jack Ramsey
Jazz
Bucks
Nate Williams
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Patriots Take SVL Title With Windsor Win
Mt Anthony clinched the Southern Vermont League title after a 90-54 victory over Windsor while Mt Saint Joseph defeated Springfield 71-69. Cosmos drop to 9-3, tied for second with Brattleboro, leaving Patriots at 12-0 in league play. Brattleboro, Rutland, and Hartford eliminated from playoffs. Bellows Falls must win two final games to reach eight wins for Headmaster consideration. MSJ Springfield Brattleboro and Mt Anthony all have enough wins to qualify.
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Hartford
Rutland
Marble Valley
Fair Haven
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Proctor
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Black River U
Wallingford Green
Otter Valley
MAU Junior High Dominates Buxton in Ice Victory
Mt Anthony junior high hockey team from North Adams defeated Buxton School 8 to 1. John Whitney led with a hat trick scoring in the third period after goals by Jason Kleinberg Tim Lyons and Art Reilly with assists from Lyons Randy Frost. Goalie Duane Muckle and Mike Stemp combined for nine saves.
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Buxton
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Dave Beaupre
Tim Lyons
Jason Kleinberg
Beaupre
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Lyons
Randy Frost
Billy Hoar
Kleinberg
Whitney
Reilly
Mau
Duane Muckle
Mike Stemp
BBS clinches half season with critical MVL win in Manchester
The Bulldogs improve to nine wins in 18 games, edging toward a state tournament berth as they face Proctor in Manchester and Arlington at home in a decisive two game stretch. Dawson leads BBS with 21 points while Counsell and Krenz add 12 each. Wallingford and Fayette stall Burr and Burton in a 76 50 rout. Arlington beats Fair Haven 72 70 as Hawley nets 29 for the Eagles.
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Bulldogs
George Allard
Manchester
Proctor
Phantoms
Burr and
Burton
Arlington
MVS
BBS
Foxes
Fair Haven
Burr
Steve McKinstry
Fred Ames
Charlie Wade
Tim Kennedy
Wallingford
Merrick Counsell
Darrell Dawson
Dawson
Kennedy
Allard
Mike Casey
Carrano
Counsell
Krenz
Wade
Ed Hawley
Arlington Eagles
Eagles
Mt Anthony girls fall to Bellows Falls in quarterfinals
Hartford Maine Mt Anthony girls basketball season ends with a 59 24 loss to Bellows Falls in the Dot Jones League quarterfinals. Bellows Falls built a 17 2 first quarter lead and Mt Anthony could not recover, finishing 7 10 on the year.
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Rutland
Bellows Falls
Terriers
CVU
Patriots
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