Alpine skiing remains Winter Olympics centerpiece
IOC and FIS held over three hours of talks in Paris Lausanne and London over Olympic eligibility and related issues. FIS president Marc Hodler defended coaches paid as instructors at Mammoth Mountain last summer while confirming skiers acted within 1962 rules. He promised findings would be presented to Brundage as the IOC court cases move toward March Lausanne meetings.
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Bucks take round three from Knicks
Milwaukee Bucks outgunned the New York Knicks 116-106 as Oscar Robertson scored a season high 35 points to fuel a wire-to-wire victory. Lew Alcindor added 24 for Milwaukee while Walt Frazier led New York with 23, and Dave DeBusschere had 22.
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Meggyesy blasts football as dehumanizing war game
Dave Meggyesy a former NFL linebacker criticizes pro and college football as dehumanizing, calling the sport America's weekly war game. He cites amphetamine use, heavy commercialization, and flawed NCAA ethics while urging higher player pay and scrutiny of how athletes are treated.
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Bruins chase record as Bruins top Canucks in bruising 6-4 win
Boston Bruins defeat Vancouver Canucks 6-4 in their 39th game, tying the NHL mark for most short handed goals in a season. Esposito scores twice for 36 goals and 75 points midway through the year, with Orr and Hodge contributing as Boston holds a lead on the Rangers.
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Bruins in tense finish as fisticuffs nearly erupt
NHL standings noted a tense final bell as players from the Bruins clashed near the end. Referee warnings and a potential stiff belated penalty loom over Harris after hands were thrown and punches threatened to erupt into a major brawl.
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