Mt Anthony x cs win opening event in Springfield
Mt Anthony boys and girls cross country ski teams won the first of seven weekly events in Springfield. Tim Betit finished second behind Dave Richards on the five kilometer course. Debby Jesseman led the girls on the 3.5 km. MAU totaled 23 points in boys race, Rutland 58 in fourth, Woodstock 99, Windsor 61. The MAU girls posted 12 points with Rutland second at 34 and Springfield third at 70.
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Old man Nelson leads Celtics past Lakers 109 103
Don Nelson at age 35 sparked Boston with 12 points in the final stretch to power the Celtics to a 109-103 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Dave Cowens led Boston with 23, while Kareem Abdul JAbbar and Gail Goodrich each scored 27 for L A. Others: Detroit over Cleveland 119-118 OT Philadelphia over Milwaukee 112-102 Kansas City over Houston 108-106 Golden State over Phoenix 114-110 Seattle over New York 91-89 ABA results follow.
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Miller seeks Tucson Open three-peat in tough field
Johnny Miller aims for a third straight Tucson Open title at Tucson National, a 7200-yard desert course with a 40000 prize, facing top money winners including Watson and Trevino. Miller previously won Phoenix-Tucson back-to-back and trails a 52000 season total to reach millionaire status as he defends his crown.
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Canadiens Beat North Stars In Tight NHL Showdown
Montreal Canadiens 2, Minnesota North Stars 1 as Yvon Lambert and Guy Lafleur strike early. Ken Dryden backstops the win with a near-shutout until Pierre Jarry breaks through late. Canadiens extend Norris Division lead while other NHL and WHA games unfold.
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Bruins Faces Russians In Exhibition Clash At Boston
Bruins coach Don Cherry downplays tonight's match with the Soviet Central Army team calling it an exhibition. A 15 003 crowd will pay up to 13 50 for seats as Boston seeks a win to ease fears North American players lag behind Russians. Vladislav Tretiak looms as the goalie.
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Zurbriggen Wins Second World Cup Downhill Race
Bernadette Zurbriggen of Switzerland won the second of two women's World Cup downhill races in Meiringen Switzerland, finishing in 1.37.23 to edge Irmgard Lukasser and Nicola Spiess by hundredths of a second. Lukasser took second with 1.37.31 and Spiess 1.37.34, as heavy falls and icy bumps marked the treacherous Hasliberg course.
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Ferguson takes dual role as Rangers general manager and coach
John Ferguson, 37, formally assumes both general manager and coach duties for the New York Rangers, taking over a club in last place in the Patrick Division. He replaces Emile Francis who was ousted after 11 years in the dual roles, with Ron Stewart also dismissed as coach.
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Ali to fight Lion of Flanders in Puerto Rico clash
Muhammad Ali is set to defend his title Feb. 20 in San Juan against Jean-Pierre Coopman known as the Lion of Flanders. Coopman, 29, Flemish-speaking Belgian, arrives after stopping Liffoko Abibobele in Ingelmunster. Promoter Don King expects a CBS two hour telecast with substantial advertising.
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