Unbeaten Buckeyes and Bulldogs Lead Nation in M B A
Ohio State remains 11-0 and Mississippi State 10-0 as the only unbeaten major college teams. Cincinnati and Villanova slipped in upset-filled weekend action. Kentucky, North Carolina State, Duke, Kansas State, and others posted wins and losses that reshaped the top rankings.
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Alabama
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Associated Press
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Bradley
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Bowling Green
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Pro scouts urged to reconsider Penn State’s Galen Hall as pro threat
Hall, a 5-9 190 pound Penn State senior, led a West All-Stars passing attack in a 33 19 win over East All-Stars in the U S bowl. He completed 28 of 49 passes for 338 yards linking with Thompson Stonebraker Kaimer on early scoring drives.
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Bobby
Lee Thompson
Arizona
Steve Stonebraker
Detroit
Boston
Karl Kaimer
Navy
Greg Mather
New York Giants
Leroy Jackson
Southern Illinois
Bobby Jackson
New Mexico State
Miami
Jim Vollenweider
Thompson
Roman Gabriel
UCLA
Bobby Smith
Lance Alwroth
San Diego
Davidson
Sid Gillman
Haynes
George Blanda
New York
al Doron
Ephmen Pad Undefeated Cage Streak Continues
Ephmen Pad remains unbeaten at 10-0 after a pair of wins as Mahland from Garden City led with 6-2 and Foley of Holy Cross poured in 62 points over two games. Williams, Assumption, BC, Providence, Trinity, Brandeis and Dartmouth posted strong showings with notable scores and late heroics.
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All America
Jackie Foley
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N.Y
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Jackie
Connecticut
The
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Boston College
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Trinity
Brandeis
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Ed Hippert
Springfield
Army Names Dietzel as New Football Coach
Paul Dietzel, 37, leaves LSU after seven seasons to take the Army head coaching job with an $18,500 salary and a five year contract. He introduces his famed 3 platoon system and aims to end Navy dominance while succeeding Dale Hall.
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N.Y
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Louisiana State University
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Tigers
Colorado
Dale Hall
Hall
Navy
Col
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Academy
Celtics Rout Lakers to Extend Division Lead
Boston built a 73-59 edge and pulled away to a 118-95 win over Los Angeles. Tom Heinsohn scored 28 as Sam Jones 20 Frank Ramsey 18 and K C Jones 17 rounded out the Celtics scoring while Jerry West led the Lakers with 31 points. Elgin Baylor was absent serving with the Army at Ft. Lewis Washington.
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Wash
Cage Results Friday High School
Friday cage results show Bellows Falls 75 over Bendi 61 and Rutland 63 over Windsor 43. Other scores include Springfield 56 and MSJ 33, Brattleboro 58 over West Rutland 43, Otter Valley 56 over Burr and Burton 51. Additional games: Ludlow 60 over BCHS 48, Poultney 73 over Proctor 52, Middlebury 56 over Chester 46, Wallingford 66 over Fair Haven 53, St Michael's 60 over North Bennington 49, Leland and Gray 50 over Arlington 29, with OTHERS BFASt Albans 37 over Burlington 36 and Montpelier 57 over Essex Junction 44 Spaulding 58 over Winooski 39.
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St. Michael’s
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Essex Junction
Spaulding
Winooski
Showdown at Los Angeles Open Tourney
The 36th Los Angeles Open final stage sees Fred Hawkins Phil Rodgers and Lionel Hebert tied for the lead after 54 holes with 206. Bob Goalby stands at 208 while Gene Littler Arnold Palmer and Gary Player follow. Jack Nicklaus competes for money after giving up the amateur crown.
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Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Lionel Hebert
Jay
Lionel
Bob Goalby
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Surgeon's Outlook Lets Law Play This Season
Columbus orthopedic surgeon Dr Judson Wilson says Pirates ace Vernon Law can return to baseball after pre season exercises. Wilson confirmed two Pittsburgh specialists findings and promises a shoulder as strong as ever after injury last July.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Judson Wilson
Pirates
Vermont Ski Season Opens With Heavy Snow and Expansion
The Vermont ski season starts strong as heavy Christmas and New Year snow drives crowds and a projected 31 million dollar season. Stratton reports new trails with moguls and waterbars, while Magic Mountain notes higher lift ticket sales and a growing ski school. The Banner will cover skiing as business and its regional impact.
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Vermont Development Department
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Minor
Mitch) McLaughlin
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Magic Mountain
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Conn
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Hartford
Andrew Kent
New York City
Grace Peters
Stamford
Darragh Park
Margaret Taylor
Springfield
Mass
Louise Orvis Trophy Race Held in Driving Downpour
Marsha Fletcher of Rutland and Roger Buchika of Haverhill Mass won their classes in a rain soaked Louise Orvis Trophy Race at Big Bromley Peru. Fletcher clocked 53.6 seconds to lead nine women. Buchika had 49.3 seconds in junior A. Several runners-up and DNF results noted amid heavy rain and rough, bumpy course.
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Marsha
Northeastern guard Malvey named New England player of the week
Sophomore guard John Malvey of Northeastern University was named New England basketball player of the week by the Boston Basketball Writers Association. He scored 76 points across three games last week.
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John Malvey
Northeastern University
New England
Boston Basketball Writers Association
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