Rutland rallies past Mt Anthony in SVL opener
Rutland defeats Mt Anthony 48 to 49 in a tight SVL opener. Rutland led 8 7 after the first period and 21 16 at halftime. MAU shot 2 6 percent, with Mike Maguire scoring four. Wiskoski and LeBarron sparked MAU in the late third and fourth quarters as Rutland preserved a slim lead with clutch free throws and late defense.
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Rutland Edges Mt Anthony 46 45 In Bennington Thriller
Rutland rally halts Mt Anthony as Jeff White and Drazin anchor late defense. Maguire leads Patriots with 14 rebounds and Wiskoski adds five steals in a tense finish with Rutland pulling away late. Jerry Sennett scores 14 for Mt Anthony, Pembroke adds four.
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Giacomin Sets Rangers Shutout Record in Kings Win
Eddie Giacomin rebounded from early-season woes to post a string of shutouts, later stopping the puck effectively as the Rangers blanked the Los Angeles Kings 3 0. The victory, plus other NHL results, left New York four points behind East leader. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 3 8, Canadiens tied Boston atop East, Sabres over Islanders 4 1, Flyers over Flames 3 1. Ab DeMarco assisted on the first NY goal and Vic Hadfield added a third period score. Glen Sather sealed it with an empty-net goal with 17 seconds left.
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Butler Narrowly Falls to Marquette in Rough Slugfest
Marquette edged Butler 67-66 as Dave Delsman hit two late free throws to seal the win after Butler rallied from a six point deficit. Kent Elirel and Larry McNeill led the scoring for Butler and Marquette respectively amid a flurry of late conference play results across the region.
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Stars and Cougars clutch wins lift ABA teams
Utah Stars beat Denver Rockets 108 108 behind James Jones Ron Boone and Willie Wise as Jones 21 led Utah. Carolina Cougars edged New York Nets 110 107 with 10 points from Billy Cunningham and 24 from Joe Caldwell to extend their streak to seven. Kentucky topped Indiana 110 117 and Memphis defeated San Diego 123 110. Jabali 30 for Rockets and Roche 32 for Nets highlighted late rallys.
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Paterno weighs Patriots offer after Sugar Bowl trip
New England Patriots await Joe Paterno’s decision on a reported 1 million dollar five year contract to coach and serve as general manager. Paterno said he will think it over for a couple days, while Patriots plan no other moves as Mazur and Bell have been removed from those roles.
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Hoosick Falls Defeats Greenwich 60-55 In Tight League Clash
Hoosick Falls edged Greenwich 60-55 as Steve Steller sparked a late surge. Strong rebounding from Bob Hall, Brian Harrison, Mike Mahar, and Mark Folgett aided the rally in a hard fought Washington County League contest.
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Cat” Steller
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Super Bowl blackout lifted for Los Angeles crowds
The NFL lifted the Los Angeles blackout after all 90 182 seats were sold for the Washington versus Miami game, clearing the way for local televise. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle confirmed last-minute sales satisfied the requirement, ending a seven year dispute and potentially reaching 3.4 million homes within 75 miles of the Coliseum.
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