Canadiens Cruise Past Bruins 5-3 Tightens Lead
Montreal overcame a 39-23 shot deficit to beat Boston 5-3, extending their unbeaten run to 21 games and narrowing the gap to the NHL record. Yvan Cournoyer scored twice as Serge Savard Jacques Lemaire and Guy Lafleur also tallied for the Canadiens.
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College Scores From East to Vermonts Big Transfer
A compiled college score roundup lists numerous games with wins for St. Louis States and others while Bob Bateman of the University of Vermont declares a transfer to Brown University in Providence for the spring semester to play next fall after Vermont dropped football as an economy move.
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Pacers Rally Past Nets 111 106 in ABA Action
Indiana overcame a 30 point night by Julius Erving to defeat the New York Nets 111 106 boosting the Colonels lead in the East while Kentucky moved within a half game. McGinnis led the Pacers with 25 points and 22 rebounds. Kenon topped Nets with 24 points and 18 rebounds.
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Mt Anthony cross country teams win in seven-team meet
Mt Anthony won both girls and boys races at a seven-team meet in Springfield. Sandy Cook led girls with 24 13 on a 7.5 km course described as challenging, as Mt Anthony edged Woodstock 27 52. In boys, Mt Anthony took six of the top 10 as Springfield edged 21 25. top finishers included Jeff Magoon and Dave Richards for Springfield, with Mt Anthony following in order Tim Betit Dave Betit Jeff Cook and Louise DeHaan.
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Swiss take two of top three in World Cup downhill event
Bernadette Zurbriggen of Switzerland won the downhill in Sch Auns Austria as she beat Ingrid Schmid Groebel and teammate Marie Theres Nadig. Wiltrud Drexel of Austria finished fourth while Annemarie Moser Proell of Austria slipped to fifth. Swiss skiers secure two of the top three in the golden key race amid thin margins and a sunny, near freezing day.
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Four football stars to enter Pro Football Hall of Fame
Four stars from the last generation George Connor Dante Lavelli Lenny Moore and Roosevelt Brown will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug 2 announced by Director Dick Gallagher The four were chosen by the hall 27 member selection board during a New Orleans meeting part of Super Bowl weekend The ceremony will coincide with the Hall of Fame exhibition game featuring the Cincinnati Bengals and the Washington Redskins.
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