Mt Anthony downs Brattleboro 79 56 despite foul trouble
Mt Anthony Patriots overcome two starters in foul trouble and a flu absence to defeat Brattleboro 79 to 56. Bill Maguire scored 17 and Geannelis added 14 as the defense disrupted the Colonels while Scott Maguire pulled down 11 rebounds. Alan Daigneault sat out with flu.
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Joe Rivers
MAU
John Restino
Dave McGinn
Dave Fredrickson
Springfield
Merrimack gains ground but Bridgeport hangs on
Merrimack College basketball rallied to close the gap on frontrunner Bridgeport in the UPI Division II poll after beating Bridgeport 90 79 last week, while Bridgeport retained first place with 73 points. The Purple Knights stood 16 6 after losses to Iona and Merrimack. Sophisticated notes on other teams and local games accompany the extended coverage.
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Giants in limbo as NBC reviews sale terms
The San Francisco Giants remained in limbo as National Exhibition Co. delayed transferring ownership to potential buyers to scrutinize sale terms. Attorney James L. Hunt conducted lengthy meetings Tuesday with NBC directors and executives.
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Short
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Lurie
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Texas Rangers
George Moscone
Toronto
Candlestick Park
Burr and Burton win Marble Valley title over Mill River
Burr and Burton Seminary clinched the Marble Valley League Class I championship by defeating Mill River. Burr and Burton led 9-1 after the first quarter, extended to 16-3 by the second, and finished strong despite Mill River’s stall. Alex Johnson led with 12 points. Johnson and Nathan Choice anchored inside scoring as Burr and Burton pulled away.
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Dave Shehadi
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Green Moon
Donohue heirs sue Goodyear over fatal tire blowout
The Donohue estate files a $20 million lawsuit in Providence Superior Court naming Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Bell Helmets Penske Corp. as defendants. Plaintiff David Lawton alleges Goodyear tires failed under racing stress and the helmet did not adequately protect Donohue who died in the August 1979 incident in Austria while driving a Formula 1 car.
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Austria
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