Nightly Scores Across Leagues With Mixed Results
Wednesday results show Birmingham 4 Minnesota 3 and Phoenix 4 Houston 2 as only games. Thursday features Eng at Indianapolis and Cincinnati at San Diego with more matchups listed for Friday across multiple cities and teams.
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Houston
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New England
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Atlanta
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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NY Rangers
NY Islanders
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Souls
Vermont Ski Areas Guide Fragment
A compact listing of Vermont and Massachusetts ski areas with abbreviations for powder, grooming, and conditions. Reads like a guide noting pistes such as Bolton Valley Bromley Burke Mountain Glen Ellen Haystack Jay Peak Killington Mad River Magic Mountain Pico Peak Okemo Smugglers Notch Stratton Sugarbush Woodstock and nearby Massachusetts resorts including Berkshire East Bousquet Butternut Catamount Jiminy Peak and Mt Tom among others.
Cowens returns to Celtics as Scott breaks arm
Boston guard Charlie Scott is out for the season after a broken left forearm suffered in a 112-101 loss to Indiana. Dave Cowens rejoined the Celtics amid renewed team enthusiasm, planning limited action Friday with coach Tom Heinsohn optimistic about a gradual return. Havlicek moves to guard, Jo Jo White and others welcome Cowens back as team weighs playoff hopes.
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UPI
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Charlie Scott
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Indiana Pacers
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Auerbach
Tom Heinsohn
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John Havlicek
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Duane Bobick Faces Norton in a High Stakes Fight
Duane Bobick, 26, trains near Beaumont as he readies to box Ken Norton on March 2 at Madison Square Garden. The heavyweight contender, praised by trainer Eddie Futch, discusses money, race, and his unlikely rise from a Minnesota farm town while noting Norton’s own camp in Massacre Canyon amid a backdrop of boxing ambition and personal sacrifice.
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France frees Abu Daoud sparks Olympic outrage
A UPI commentary condemns France for releasing Palestinian terrorist Abu Daoud, accusing Paris of bowing to Arab oil interests and undermining Munich 1972 memories. It recalls the hostage crisis, German and Israeli reactions, and notes Le Figaro and France-Soir condemning the move. The piece contrasts Coubertin’s ideals with the French decision.
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Tennessee Freshman Johnson Tops Kentucky In OT 71 67
Reggie Johnson, a 6-8 freshman center for Tennessee, scored 18 points and fueled an overtime rally to defeat third-ranked Kentucky 71-67 before 23,271 at Lexington. Grunfeld led Tennessee with 22 points, King 16, and Jackson 10 while Johnson sealed the win with 1:03 left. Kentucky’s Jack Givens led with 23. Bearcats rolled 84-61 over Dayton. St John’s beat St Joseph’s 74-57 with Glen Williams scoring 25.
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America's Cup returns to Newport with high class headaches
Newport, RI. The New York Yacht Club confirms the America's Cup will stay in Newport this summer. Commodore Robert McCullough says the club has a close Newport relationship and plans events from July through September featuring 12-meter yachts from the United States, Sweden, France, Australia, and possibly Great Britain. Trials in July and August will select a defender and a foreign challenger for a best-of-seven series starting September 13 off Newport.
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Great Britain
Red Sox sign Petrocelli amid nine additions in Boston
George Scott agreed to terms with the Red Sox as expected after a trade from Milwaukee. Veteran Rico Petrocelli joined the signings, saying he would accept a utility role if needed. Boston also announced 81 home games starting April 7 with Cleveland, plus other signees Ted Cox Jack Baker Hobson Dave Coleman Andy Merchant Bob Stanley Jim Vosk.
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UPI
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Seattle
Ted Cox
Jack Baker
Hobson
Dave Coleman
Andy Merchant
Bob Stanley
Jim Vosk
Cleveland
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