Mt Anthony and Windsor clash in third meeting this season
Mt Anthony Patriots, top seed, host Windsor Yellow Jackets in a quarterfinal doubleheader at Rutland High after Windsor beat Montpelier 70 64. Windsor seeks upset as MAU seeks to extend a season where they have not lost twice in a row. Brattleboro faces Burlington in opener with Burlington at 18-3 and Brattleboro 13-8.
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Allard Shapes Burr and Burton’s Breakthrough Bulldogs
A profile of George Allard the Burr and Burton head coach whose eight year tenure yielded the Marble Valley title and a 16 2 regular season. He changed to man to man defense and built a team around Greene Carrano and two freshmen starters. The Bulldogs face Lamoille in the Barre playoffs with Greene nursing a sprained ankle.
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Veeck to Open White Sox Spring Training
Chicago White Sox owner Bill Veeck announced that spring training would start March 1 with 2 percent of players not holding major league contracts. Cleon Jones and Bob Oliver were among invited players, while the rest were minor leaguers as Veeck sought to bypass the reserve clause dispute. He said the move was legally grounded and part of complying with the spirit of owners’ negotiations, despite 23 other clubs delaying spring camps.
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Section C tourney at HFCHS tonight
Hoosick Falls Central School hosts the Section II Wrestling Tournament with rounds tonight at 5 p.m. and tomorrow starting at noon. Semifinals, wrestle backs, and finals follow with Friday and Saturday admission fees. Seeded HFCS wrestlers include DeLuca Griffin Wells Cottrell LaPorte and others with Weeden Driscoll Bates McCabe also listed.
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Jazz fall to Bullets 118 108 amid zone defense dispute
New Orleans Jazz coach Bill van Breda Kolff blasted a late game technical for zone defense after a 118 108 loss to the Washington Bullets. The young Jazz, aiming for their first playoff berth, had earlier been warned and then hit with the technical following a game with zone defense.
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Kapp case heads to trial over back pay and contract fees
In New York the case of Joe Kapp against the New England Patriots and the NFL heads to U.S. District Court next Monday over 450000 in back pay and damages. Judge Sweigert reviews ground rules as Kapp contesting the Rozelle Rule and the club’s investment in players, with Marvin Miller and the Players Association watching closely for potential free agency outcomes. The article also notes season prospects, other camps and upcoming rulings on reserve clauses and possible labor actions.
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National Labor Relations Board
Nicklaus Ties Marti For Lead In TPC Round One
Nicklaus birdied the remaining hole to join Fred Marti at six under in the opening round of the Tournament Players Golf Championship in Lauderhill. Marti shot 66 with five birdies and no bogeys, while Don January Tom Watson and J C Snead were one stroke back at 67. The first round was delayed by rain and darkness, with 33 of 144 golfers still on the course.
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Tom Watson
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Atlanta
Ed Sneed
George Burns
John Mahaffey
Bob Gilder
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