Eagles soar past Otters 80 68 in Arlington showdown
Arlington Eagles beat Otters from Otter Valley 80 to 68 as five Eagles scored in double figures. Chris Keough added three baskets to seal the win. JV Eagle squad rallied for a 53 43 victory in a thriller. Daryl Brown led with 16 points and Ed Hawley added 16 in the win. The Eagles, 5 2, prepare to host West Rutland. The Raglettes host Leland and Gray today.
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West Rutland Dominates BBS to Stay Undefeated in MVL
West Rutland raced to an 81 44 victory over Burr and Burton as star players Pietryka Prenevost Johnson Kapitanski and Wes led the Golden Horde. The win keeps West Rutland 6 and 7 in MVL play while Burr and Burton slips, with Kilburn sidelined by foul trouble and the Horde press driving the win.
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Herbie Spaulding
Art Kilburn
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Patriots pin Berlin in MAU gym wrestling win
The Ml Anthony Patriots defeated Berlin New York HHO in a taped Friday match broadcast on Channel 8. Clyde Sanders opened with a 1 minute 58 second pin and John Utrieh added three points with a pound victory. Eric LaCroix lost his bout.
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Brawl fuels 76ers win over SuperSonics in dramatic finish
Philadelphia 78ers beat the SuperSonics 85 82 in Seattle ending a 14 game skid as Freddie Boyd netted two late free throws. Fred Carter led Philadelphia with 25 points while Seattle’s Naywood topped the scoring with 18. Portland and other NBA results noted. Ball handling and injuries from the prior Friday melee were under NBA review.
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Jets crush Saints in WHA television game blowout
Jets stars Dunk Trousseau and Chris Bordeleau each scored twice as Winnipeg took a 6 2 victory over Minnesota. The win widened Winnipeg's West Division lead to five points despite Minnesota’s early 14 advantage and a late score by Fred Speck. Joe Maley stopped all but two of Minnesota’s shots for a 53 shot effort.
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Cambridge Indians top Hoosick Falls 51 34 in low scoring win
Cambridge Indians defeated Hoosick Falls 51 to 34 as the game opened with stalled offenses and sparse scoring. The fourth quarter turned the tide, with Cambridge pulling away after a close start, while both teams struggled with shooting and foul trouble.
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Hoosiers fall at Cambridge as rebounding woes continue
Hoosick Falls loses on court to Cambridge 3241 with Steve Luke top scoring for Cambridge and Brian Harrison leading Hoosick Falls in a disappointing performance. Turnovers and poor backcourt handling worsened the defeat, while Cambridge momentum carried them late.
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Pats Sting Windsor In SWL Thriller
Mt Anthony Patriots defeated Windsor Yellow Jackets 62-54 to climb to .500 in SWL play. Barry LeBarron led with 20 points 16 in the third quarter with steals driving the surge. Windsor trailed after halftime and junior varsity won 76-59 as Mt Anthony prepares for MSJ in Rutland.
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Funseth captures Campbell's LA Open win in 1973 thriller
Rod Funseth, 39, San Jose, won the Riviera California LA Open by three strokes with 276 eight under par. Don Bies, Tom Weiskopf, Dave Hill, and David Graham tied for second at 279. Prize money totaled 29,000 with Nicklaus finishing ninth.
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August Bennington hosts 1973 Legion baseball tourney
Nash announced after a Barre executive meeting that Bennington will host the 1973 American Legion baseball tournament August 10 11 and 12 with a rain date on Monday. Post 13 hosts and two teams from each region will compete pending Post 12's result. A tournament committee meeting is planned later this month.
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