Last Second Heroics Save Top College Fives In Night
Two late plays lift UNC and Davidson as Rusty Clark tips in with 2 seconds left to beat Maryland 88 86 while Mike Maloy's 3 seconds remaining free throw sends Davidson to an 88 80 overtime win over Duke South Carolina LaSalle Duquesne and St John s also win as top ranked teams surge through a hectic night of college basketball featuring six of the top 11 teams in action.
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Second Wind For Bullet Quintet
The Baltimore Bullets built a four game lead in the Eastern Division after a 110 88 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Earl Monroe led with 34 points and Kevin Loughery added 26 while Wilt Chamberlain scored 24 for the Lakers.
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Mt Anthony Grapplers Edge Salem in 27 21 Win
Mt Anthony Union High School tops Salem 27 21 at Salem High School to improve to 5 6 1 on the season. Pat Danforth pins in 175 pounds sealing the victory after trailing 4 2, with earlier wins by Baldwin Harwood Lackey Squires Cross and others. Mt Anthony hosts Cambridge next then heads to Vermont state meet at Harwood Union March 7 8.
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Ski program to terminate and free skiing announced
The junior ski program ends Saturday morning Feb 22. Participants who earned red arm bands and attended three lessons may ski free on Feb 25 and 27 at Prospect Mountain. Contact Mrs Dean Hanson Tuesday and Richard Worden Thursday at the ski school desk to obtain a lift ticket. Mothers who supervised will be on site.
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Baseball Boycott May Burst at the Seams
Veteran players from four clubs reported or planned to report in Florida as the players association considers rejecting the owners pension offer of 5.3 million dollars yearly. Marvin Miller aims to contact the final two representatives while Seaver and Niekro plan to show up soon. workouts begin in Florida with Expos Orioles Yankees and White Sox already practicing.
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Distaff Net Title Wide Open Affair
In Winchester Massachusetts on opening day top seed Mary Ann Eisel leads the field as the Women’s National Indoor Tennis Tourney kicks off. Expect strong challenges from Kristy Pigeon Stephanie DeFina Peaches Bartkowicz and Esme Emanuel as Eisel seeks the title after Billy Jean King turned pro.
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Bennington Bowling Results Highlight Raiders Victory
Arlington Raiders topped both scratch and handicap divisions at the 1969 Bennington Association Men's Tournament, posting a scratch total of 2899 and handicap 3112. William's IGA finished third, with Renegades fourth. Don Gabrus and Ed Rice won handicap doubles and Gabrus earned a 265 scratch single. Multiple league and event results follows across local bowling circles.
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