Bulldogs Rally Past West Rutland In Season Opener
Burr and Burton upset West Rutland 62 to 56 as Greg Fleming poured 19 points and Art Kilburn, Herbie Spaulding, and LaFarge added key plays. The Bulldogs, out of a rough stretch, controlled tempo in the second quarter and seized momentum late to secure a season opening win and move to 8–10 on the year. West Rutland got 14 points each from Pietryka Johnson Prenevost and Wes, with Bobby Wos delivering three-pointers in a tight third period.
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Hal March
Manchester
Hiploes
MVL Power West Rutland
Bulldogs
LaFarge
Fleming
Burr
Burton
Bulldog
Gigi Allard
Bischell
Cousey
O'Leary
West Rutland
Billy Johnson
Burr and
Tommy Pelton
Allard
Kilburn
Carmody
Spaulding
Willy Labarge
Rick Prenevost
Johnson
Horde
Herbie Spaulding
Greg Fleming
Art Kilburn
Tom Kapitanski
Joe Fredette
Mark Bischoff
Cousey Ameden
Peirton
Bischoff
Ameden
Wes
Joe Pietryka
BBS
Pietryka
Prenevost
Darrell Dawson
Fair Haven
Dryden Returns as Canadiens Edge Maple Leafs
Canadiens recall Dryden for relief then victory over Toronto as rookie Michel Plasse carried the team while Dryden recovers. Flyers surge behind back-to-back wins, Rangers sweep Islanders, and tight divisional standings highlight weekend action across the NHL.
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Martin Lader
UPI
Ken Dryden
Canadiens
Montreal
Michel Plasse
Dryden
Plasse
Philadelphia Flyers
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
Skein
New York Islanders
Little progress in baseball dispute stalls spring training
In New York UPI reports a week of name calling ends with quiet meetings between Marvin Miller and John Gaherin. Both sides say little progress on the reserve clause and salary arbitration as spring training camps face closures unless a new three year contract is reached.
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Steve Wilstein
New York
UPI
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
John Gaherin
Miller
Gaherin
Los Angeles
Hoosick Falls Upsets Cambridge In Tight League Battle
Steve Steller sparks Hoosick Falls to a 234-37 win over Cambridge, snapping a five game skid and eliminating Cambridge from league title hopes. Steller scores 14 in the second half, adds 13 rebounds, with Hall and team defense boosting the rally. Cambridge’s Merriman and Luke lead with 12 each. Hoosack Falls JV also wins 49-43.
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Noosick
Falls
N.Y
Steve
Cat” Steller
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Reas
Steve Luke
Steve Merriman
Hoosiers
Steller
Bob Hall
Hey
Indians
Cat
Merriman
Like
Hall
Hoosier
Hoosier Varsity
Stillwater
Schayes Led Five Inductees Into Basketball Hall of Fame
Dolph Schayes headlined the 1986 Hall of Fame class joining John Beckman Bruce Drake A C Dutch Lonborg and Elmer Ripley. Induction set for April 25 at Springfield College campus, Hall roster at 87. Beckman famed for Celtics roots. Drake Oklahoma coach. Lonborg long Nes. Ripley Globe Trotters coach and Olympic team mentor.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Dolph Schayes
National Basketball Association
Schayes
John Beckman
Bruce Drake
A. C
Dutch" Lonborg
Elmer Ripley
Springfield College
Beckman
Drake
Lonborg
Ripley
Hall of Fame
Syracus Nationals
Philadelphia
Thera
University of Kansas
Harlem Globe Trotters
Israeil
U.S. State Department
Carbondale
Scranton
Fort Wayne
Imi
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Celtics
Georgetown
Yale
Columbian
Notre Dame
Army
Regis
Petty captures fourth Daytona win in dramatic finish
NASCAR legend Richard Petty outdueled Buddy Baker, who led 157 laps before engine trouble doomed his bid. Petty surged from Baker's bumper with 100 miles left, winning by two laps over Robby Isaac as Baker watched in frustration. Marty Robbins crashed but escaped serious injury in the infield scramble.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Buddy Baker
Richard Petty
Victory Lane
Baker
Petty
Nascar
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
Chevrolet
S.C
Hershel McGriff
Polly
Marty Robbins
Vic Parsons
Mercury
Robbins
Darrel Waltrip
Red Farmer
Ford
Jabali leads Rockets past Stars with 31 points
Warren Jabali scored 31 points with five steals and seven assists to lift the Denver Rockets to a 90 4 victory over the Utah Stars. Julius Keye iced the win with eight points in the final 38 seconds including a three pointer with 13 seconds left. Willie Wise led Utah with 23 points as turnovers and fouls plagued the Stars.
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United Press International
Utah Stars
Warren Jabali
Jabali
American Basketball Association
Denver Rockets
Stars
Rockets
Julius Keye
Willie Wise
Utah
Cosch Lade Andersen
Carolina Wrns
Memphis
Ald
Kentucky
New
UVM Moves Catamounts to Division I ECAC
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees approved moving the Catamounts hockey team to Division I in the ECAC. If ECAC accepts, they will begin phasing into a tougher schedule next year and expect completion by the 1974 75 season, the school announced.
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Burlingto
University of Vermont Board of Trustees
Catamounts
Eastern Colleges Athletic Conference
ECAC
Vermont Catamounts Begin Move to Division I Hockey
The University of Vermont intends a transition to Division I hockey after the Athletic Council pressed for new scholarship support. Despite a 5-5 mark against Division I teams, the school notes difficulty scheduling Division I opponents and currently holds three grants in aid for hockey with one additional expected.
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Amerex Bloehait
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Flyers
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Buffalo Sabres
Pittsburgh Penguins
Los Angeles Kings
California Golden Seals
Jim Roberts
Steve Shutt
Toronto
Rick Kehod
Bobby Rousseau
Ab DeMarco
Rangers
Islanders
Tom Miller
Bob Longright
Bennington Generals
Aece
Roy Hille Hill
In Elks
Generals
By Kim Nelson
Brian Harrison
NBA
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Graves
Babe Ruth
St. Gabriel's
Kingston
Paterson
N.J
Naticoke
Baltimore
University of Oklahoma
Holy Cross
Lonbarg
McPherson College
Washburn University
Northwestern
Washburn
Amateur Athletic Union
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Adams Clothes Shop
Daytona
York
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San Diego
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Billy Cunningham
Cougars
Cunningham
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Lewis Dampier
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Lve
Olympic
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Bennington
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