Baseball Ends Quarrel as Players, Owners Reach Deal
Owners and players sign a three year contract ending the spring training delay. Nick Mileti and Paul Owens express relief and optimism as MLB opens camps across Florida Arizona and California amid ratification talks led by Marvin Miller. Ralph Houk and 23 managers prepare for workouts beginning soon.
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UPI
Hal
Telujah
Nick Mileti
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Paul Owens
Philadelphia Phillies
Cedric Tillis
Kansas City Royals
Mile
Owens
Tillis
Florida
Arizona
California
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Ralph Houk
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Houk
John Gaherin
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Miami
Miller
Dick Moss
Minnesota Twins
Jim Perry
Gaherin
Patriots, BBS and Eagles Reach Playoffs
Vermont Headmasters chose Patriots as the Rutland High gym hosts Burlington in a Class L quarterfinal on Friday at 7 30. The Patriots earned a bye and eye a semifinal against BFA St Albans or Montpelier at UVM gym on March 5. Burr and Burton also make the class playoffs vs Woodstock in Rutland. Arlington Eagles meet Proctor Tuesday at BBS gym in Manchester at 7 30. The Patriots are fourth seed with a 9 1 road record and Burlington is seen as strong as Montpelier in the North.
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Queen City
BFA
St. Albans
Montpelier
UVM
Fredrickson
Ed Burke
K.C. Jones
Kame
Weterles
MSJ
Rutland
Arlington Eagles Clinch Playoff Bid With 70-61 Win
Arlington Eagles defeat Burr & Burton Seminary 70-61 to finish the Marble Valley League season 14-6, led by Daryl Brown with 23 points and 43 rebounds from Holton. Jeff Corey and Keough add double figures as five Eagles reach double digits. Williams praises Brown and Holton after the game.
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David Hoyt
Arlington
Eagles
Bure & Burton Seminary of
Manchester
Mayle
Eagle
Davyl Brown
Jeff Carey
Jim Carey
Nendy Halton
Teddy Dear" Sargood
Eagle Court
Careys
Holton and
Brown
Burr & Burton
West Rutland
Jimmy Carey
Willy LaFarge
Chris Keough
Bulldogs
Amerien
Keough
America
Jeff Corey
Davy Brown
Greg Fleming
Eagle Keoughs
Holton
Bulldog Fleming
Jimmy Corey
Fleming
Carmody
LaFarge
Jim Corey
AMHS
Daryl Brown
Bulldog
Tim Williams
Williams
Dennnis Holton
Denny
Fezler loses Inverrary to Trevino in final round
Lee Trevino wins the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic at nine under par 207. Forrest Fezler, three strokes ahead, misses short putts on the last two holes and finishes second after leading most of the final round. Jack Nicklaus places sixth as Bruce Crampton leads money list with several contenders close behind.
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Fla
UPI
Lee Teyeino
Jackie Gleason
Chassie
Forrest Fealer
Fezler
Trevino
Fever
Ferler
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Patriots Plan Orientation Camps For Veterans And Rookies
New England Patriots head coach Chuck Fairbanks has finalized plans for a two weekend orientation camp in Tampa Florida. The rookie session is set for March 25 and the veterans gather March 3 4 2. The camps aim to introduce Fairbanks staff system and provide fitness testing and instruction from weight and flexibility coaches.
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Chuck Fairbanks
New England Patriots
Tampa
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Fairbanks
Patriots
Hank Bullough
Red Miller
Bill Nelson
Bill Pace
Sat Huliglano
Charley Sumner
Jim Valek
Larrye Weaver
Rangers rally to beat North Stars to regain second place
The New York Rangers erased a three goal Minnesota lead on home ice, winning 5-5 on Sean Ratelle’s second goal and sparking a brawl when Ed Giacomin rushed North Stars goalie Bill Goldsworthy. The win put New York sole second in the East with 87 points, behind Boston.
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United Press International
New York Rangers
Rangers
Montreal
National Hockey League
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Minnesota North Stars
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New York
North Stars
Sean Ratelle
Agaf
Ranger
Ed Giacomin
Bill Goldsworthy
Wilt Tops Abdul Jabbar in Lakers Victory over Bucks
Wilt Chamberlain outplayed Lew Alcindor by scoring 24 points and grabbing 20 rebounds to lift the Los Angeles Lakers 81-82 past the Milwaukee Bucks, snapping a four game skid while Abdul Jabbar battled a sprained back with 21 points and 21 rebounds. The Bucks faltered late, shooting four of 24 from the floor in the final period as Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Phoenix and Philadelphia also posted wins in other NBA action. The Bulls moved within one game of Milwaukee in the Midwest Division.
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I. J. Carmody
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Daryl Brown
Bulldog LeFarge
Fleming
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Marty Kreel
Eagle Press
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United Press International
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Abdul- Jabbar
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National Basketball Association
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City
Ontabia
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Cleveland
Chicago
Seattle
Bob Weiss
Bulls
Buwls
Milwaukee
Prospect Winter Carnival at Prospect Mountain Tickets Open
The Prospect Mountain Winter Carnival is set for March 3 and 4 with 200 to 300 attendees aged 10 to 19 expected. Events include giant slalom Saturday morning, slalom Saturday afternoon, cross country Sunday at 1, and an Alpine race for seniors. Applications are available at Léahy's Tomasi's and the Prospect Mountain ticket office and must be completed by Thursday.
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Prospect Mountain
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Tomasi
Terry Sparks Rockets Comeback Victory Over Colonels 87 86
Rookie guard Claude Terry seized his chance Sunday for the Denver Rockets, rallying from two starters out to lift the Rockets to an 87 86 upset of the Kentucky Colonels. He sank two free throws with six seconds left, finishing with seven points as Denver extended its winning streak to six.
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Claude Terry
Denver Rockets
Terry
Stanford
Warren Jabali
Ralph Simpson
Jabali
Simpson
Karkets
Kentucky Colonels
Kentucky
Ted
al Smith
Ron Thomas
Rockets
Sabich and Killy Tie in Grand Prix Leads at Boyne
After eight races of the 1972-73 Benson & Hedges Grand Prix, Spider Sabich of Snowmass California and Jean-Claude Killy of France share the overall lead with 20 points each. Killy won the giant slalom, earning 2,500 dollars while Sabich took 1,500 dollars for second. Terje Overland of Norway finished third. Sabich also failed to qualify for Sunday's slalom, a surprising outcome in his pro career.
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Terje Overland
Sabich
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