Maryland Beats NC State To Break Thompson Jinx
Maryland shatters a Thompson jinx with a 103-85 victory over defending NCAA champion North Carolina State. John Lucas scores 30 as the Terps dominate after solving the Wolfpack zone. Thompson bags 33 in a losing effort. Other scores include New Mexico State over Bradley 76-74 and Oregon over Washington State 69-68.
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Miller Carries Hot Start Into Tucson Open First Round
Johnny Miller shot five birdies in six holes to lead the Dean Martin Tucson Open after an opening round 67 at Tucson National. Arnold Palmer struggled late, finishing at even par 72, six back. A large group trailed Miller, with 50 players under par after 36 holes on the 7,305-yard layout.
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Forbes lawyer says Campbell report harms fair trial in Bruins case
Boston attorney Joseph Keough representing suspended Bruins forward Dave Forbes blasts NHL President Campbell’s report on the Boucha incident as damaging to Forbes’s right to a fair trial. No indictment disclosed yet. grand jury action pending in Minnesota.
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Mrs Moser-Proell wins Alpine combined title at Golden Key meet
Annemarie Moser-Proell of Austria sealed the Alpine Combined title with a slalom second behind Christa Zechmeister of West Germany, reaching 175 World Cup points at midseason. Zechmeister won both heats. Moser-Proell aims for 325 points as the tour moves to Javorina for a giant slalom finale of the first half.
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New England Ski Standings Report Highlights Conditions
Boston area update from the New England Ski Areas Council lists Mohawk Mountain Powder Ridge Ski Sundown and Woodbury reporting powder and packed powder with mixed surface notes. Maine resorts Big A Camden Snow Bowl Lost Valley and Sugarloaf show varied conditions including icy spots and machine made surfaces. Massachusetts entries Amesbury Berkshire East Berkshire Snow Basin Blue Hills Bousquet Butternut Basin Catamount report powder, packed powder, and variable surface conditions with incomplete reports at several venues.
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Winter Weather Outlook Hits New England Skies
Winter sports outlook for New England notes scattered light flurries but mostly sunny and cold today. Highs range from about five degrees in northern Maine to the upper 30s along southern coast. tonight will be clear and frigid with lows from five to 10 below zero up north and teens south. Clouds move in Saturday with a chance of snow in Vermont and milder air bringing temperatures into the teens to 30s region wide.
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Mt Anthony teams pace busy SVL night across sports
Mt Anthony plays basketball in Hartford for the fourth SVL game after opening 3-0. Brattleboro faces Rutland, MSJ vs Bellows Falls, Windsor vs Springfield. In Bennington, Kates Memorial Gym hosts Mt Anthony wrestling against Fair Haven, originally set for Jan 22 after a snow delay. junior varsity opens at 6 with MAU aiming for a sharp clash.
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Steelers claim three on PFWA All-Pro team list
Pittsburgh’s Joe Greene L. C Greenwood and Jack Ham named to the 24 man PFWA first team as the Steelers lead with three selections. Greene earns third straight nod, joining a defense anchored by Ham and Greenwood while other repeaters include Little Simpson Page Yary and Guy.
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Mt Anthony Girls Triumph Over Green Mountain 46 35
Mt Anthony girls stay atop league by beating Green Mountain of Chester 46 35 to push record to 3 1 in the season led by Pam Burkes 17 points Debbie Whites 14 and Lorrie Watsons 9 Green Mountain countered with Kim Amidon 12 and Terry Rauson 10 Green Mountain 3 5 now trails Ludlow and Springfield Mt Anthony 3 4 pursues Bellows Falls and Springfield hosts Brattleboro in a makeup snow delayed game tomorrow at 10 30 AM
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Women Lose To Cincinnati In Mixed Basketball Clash
In Cincinnati, a high tension college basketball night ended with Cincinnati leading Miami of Ohio 53 50 when officials halted the women's game 4 50 remaining to let male teams warm up. Coach Tom Thacker and Miami coach Elaine Hieber condemned the move as discrimination, while Thacker later said he supported women’s liberation. Cincinnati men defeated SMU 106 74.
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