Mt. Anthony tops Cosmos in 87 74 thriller at home
Mt. Anthony Patriots overcome two injured starters and multiple fouls as Maguire leads with 29 points and 14 rebounds. Feenan adds 19 points while Sleeman Johnson and Robison reach career highs, and Springfield’s Bob Bauer keeps Cosmos close through three quarters.
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Hart Morris
Lewis Lockwood
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Celtics Lose Star Guard As Pacers Roll To Win
Celtics suffer season-ending forearm injury to standout guard after welcoming back their 6'8 center Dave Cowens from retirement. Pacers win 112-101 for their sixth straight victory as Billy Knight nets 33 and Jo Jo White scores 30 for Boston. Other NBA results include 76ers over Rockets 102-97 and Hawks over Bullets 124-118.
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Kuhn testifies in Finley suit over A's sales
Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn told U.S. District Court that league presidents advised him not to cancel Charles O. Finley’s June sale of three Oakland A’s players. Kuhn described his powers as awesome and recounted discussions with Finley, the executive council, and AL president Lee MacPhail about the contentious transactions.
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Doxsee Names Five for U S Biathlon Team in Norway
Brian Doxsee of North Bennington selected five man U S biathlon team for world championships to be held in Norway next month. Doxsee excelled in Underhill Vermont qualifying events with strong marksmanship including a 10 for 10 effort that earned third place.
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Orr Returns With Goal as Black Hawks Defeat Islanders
Chicago tops New York 2-1 as Bobby Orr scores on his 12th game of the season after a 17 game layoff. Kirk Bowman adds a goal, Tony Esposito stops 56 shots guiding the Hawks past the Islanders who drop to 5-3-1. Other scores include Flames 6 Rangers 1 and Maple Leafs 3 Kings 2.
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Cleveland
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White House backs new CSO for amateur athletics
A White House commission urges creation of a non governmental Central Sports Organization to supervise Olympic sports, replacing the US Olympic Committee and loosening amateur rules. It endorses allowing athletes to earn money from endorsements while competition remains off limits. The 22 member panel, including Micki King and Rafer Johnson, released a 600 page report after two years of study and hearings on U S amateur sport.
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Rafer Johnson
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Proctor Tops Eagles In Make Up Game
Proctor Phantoms defeated Arlington 61 to 43 after a tight start. Arlington led early before Proctor pulled away with a 20 to 6 second quarter run. Joel Pratt led Arlington with 11 points, while Matt Mangan left with an ankle injury late.
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