Mt Anthony Falls to Salem in close wrestling meet
Mt Anthony wrestling team lost 35-18 to Salem High in a tight match. Whitman pinned in 11 seconds earlier, Frost edged Waite 5-3, Beaudoin pinned Rayter, and Beaudoin led Mt Anthony in a dominant unlimited bout. Salem’s White beat Ulrich and Sherman defeated Cross as the Patriots prepare to host Cambridge Friday.
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Scott Sherman
Sherman
Clyde Sanders
John Ulrich
Tim White
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Ulrich
Fred Gilbar
Alan Keyes
Steve Beaudoin
Dan Rayter
Beaudoin
Cayter
Cambridge
Brokaw Delivers for Bucks in 102 92 Victory
Milwaukee Bucks guard Brokaw scored a career best 22 points including fast break layups to push Milwaukee past Detroit 102 92. Four Bucks topped 20 points as Coach Ray Scott acknowledged Brokaws difference in the win. In other NBA results Washington beat Phoenix Boston beat Atlanta Lakers topped 76ers Knicks defeated Sonics with Earl Monroe scoring 38.
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Grant sees good omen in Tarkenton's sore arm
NEW ORLEANS UPI Bud Grant Vikings coach sees a sore Tarkenton arm as a good omen for Super Bowl IX as Minnesota faces the Steelers. Tarkenton has had soreness at times this season and will rest it in practice while Dwight White of Pittsburgh battles a viral infection and may miss the game. Grady Alderman starts after GooGoodrum’s injury. White’s status could shift plans if unable to play.
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Minnesota Vikings
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Steelers
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White
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Furness
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Charles Goodrum
Goodrum
Florida A&m
Fair Haven's LaPlaca named Vermont coach
Hanover New Hampshire Fair Haven High School coach Thomas LaPlaca was named head coach of the Vermont Shrine football team for the 22nd Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl clear intent to reverse a 36 0 loss to New Hampshire He will lead a Vermont squad selected by a screening committee of head coaches with seniors nominated by their coaches New Hampshire holds a 13 6 2 series edge in the matchup
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Fair Haven
Vermont Shrine
New Hampshire
Orr leads NHL stars in All Star selections
Bobby Orr was unanimously chosen for the NHL All Star game, with Phil Esposito narrowly holding the first team center spot over Gil Perreault. Rogatien Vachon was the other unanimous pick for the Prince of Wales as Buffalo’s French Connection stars join the lineup, with Montreal and Los Angeles players rounding out the selections and final eight to be named by coach Bep Guidolin.
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Profesa Hockey Writers’ Association
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Los Angeles Kings
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Kings Narrow Gap With Canadiens After 4-2 Win
The Los Angeles Kings beat the Minnesota North Stars 4-2 in Bloomington to trim the gap to three points behind first-place Montreal. Butch Goring scored twice in the second period as Los Angeles notches its 21st victory in 39 games. The night also featured multiple NHL results including Atlanta’s 3-2 win over California, Chicago’s 7-5 over Pittsburgh, and Toronto’s 6-4 over Vancouver. WHA standings show Quebec, Toronto, Edmonton leading sections, with sundry results from Wednesday.
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Packsters shutout Drury in tough Mt. Anthony win
Mt Anthony A team beat Drury High 1-0 in a league game. Brad White scored the lone goal from inside the blue line with a low stick-side shot after a pass from Chris Powell. Howard Schneider notched 18 saves for MAU. Ceriddi stopped 29 for Drury. Next game is Saturday against Claverack at Lenox arena.
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Howard leads Terps hold off Duke 83 77 in ACC clash
Maryland freshman Brad Davis scores a career high 16 as John Lucas nets 22 points to pace a 83 77 win. Howard adds four timely points late, shooting only four, with 2 07 remaining and 47 seconds left to seal the victory for No 6 Maryland. Duke led by six early in the second half and 36 34 at halftime.
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