Sugarloaf hosts World Cup downhill amid snow shortage
An international field of over 100 skiers from 14 nations tested Sugarloaf's narrow gauge trail in two trial days. Canada's Doug Temple suffered a back fracture in a crash as fishnet barriers were replaced with 15 foot rope fences. U.S. entrant Tyler Palmer voiced concerns the icy course could affect giant slalom. Bernard Orcel of France led the men's downhill seedings while Americans trailed.
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Kearsarge
N.H
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Bernard Orcel
France
Bruce Cochran
Craig Shanholtzer
Eric Poulsen
Palmer
Court order benches Haywood in Seattle win over Portland
The Seattle SuperSonics beat the Portland Trail Blazers 130-126 as Dick Snyder scored 25 points after Spencer Haywood was benched by a University of Detroit court ruling. Don Kojis added 22 for Seattle while Geoff Petrie led Portland with 26 as five other NBA games followed.
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Bowling Vermont Sportsmen lift Garage league race pace
In a red hot Garage league chase, Huey Grennan rolled a 230 single and Leon Jacobs a 569 triple. Natalie Seale posted a 203 single and 545 triple in Girls City. Burt Potter had 244 single and 659 triple in Garage. Bob Seveet 253 single and Bob Apple 575 triple in Green Mountain. Ray Drew 219 single and Rusty Dunham 612 triple in International. Bernie Murray 231 single in Mens City. Al Ray 230 and 569 highs in singles and triples in Southern Vermont.
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Leon Jacobs
Natalie Seale
Burt Potter
Bob Seveet
Bob Apple
Green Mountain
Ray Drew
Rusty Dunham
Bernie Murray
Mens City
al Ray
Vermont
Pownal Entries Show Strong Scores in Local Leagues
Gene Farrar posted a credible 254 single 878 triple in the Classic with Beebe and Roy Raymond also contributing a 559 triple in the Carlton league. Joan Hand had 188 single and Lannie Poor 483 triple in the Girls Green Mt. League. In team action the Garage leads the pack as the International, Carbon and Homemakers tighten through last week’s results.
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Win Beebe
Roy Raymond
Carlton
Joan Hand
Lannie Poor
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