Canadiens edge North Stars as Cournoyer nets 25th goal
Yvan Cournoyer scored his 25th of the season as the Canadiens beat the Minnesota North Stars 6 1. Gainey added two goals while Bunny LaRocque stopped 36 of 37 shots as Montreal narrowed Boston's East lead to four points.
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Barry fuels late surge as Warriors topple Suns 127 120
Barry scores 44 points and sparks a decisive third quarter rally to lift the Golden State Warriors to a 127 120 win over the Phoenix Suns. Barry vows continued effort with a deep bench as Golden State closes within three games of idle L A in the Pacific division.
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UCLA edged by Iowa without Walton in 68-44 win
UCLA struggled to shoot and stay alert without All-America center Bill Walton who missed three games with a back bruise. Coach John Wooden warned of trouble if shooting does not improve ahead of a looming televised date with Notre Dame while Iowa showed quickness. Walton’s status for Saturday remained uncertain as Wooden said his return could happen.
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Providence Tops UMass 77 76 in Late Thriller
Providence College, ranked No. 7, edged UMass 77-76 on Kevin Stacom’s 10-foot jumper with six seconds left at Springfield Civic Center. UMass led 76-73 before Providence rallied to win as Murphy led UMass with 25 points and Barnes added 23.
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Arlington Youth Basketball Week Two Results and Schedule
The Arlington Youth Basketball League results show the Suns 17 over 76ers 2 led by Mark Manross with 8 points. Bulls edge Hawks 14-12 in junior division with Kevin Cone scoring seven. Celtics lead Lakers 34-19 as Jimmy Wade scores 16. Bucks beat Knicks 40-29 behind Bob Phillips 17. Standings list Jr Bulls 2-0 Hawks 1-1 Suns 1-1 76ers 0-2. Senior Bucks 2-0 Celtics 2-0 Knicks 0-2 Lakers 0-2. Sunday features Bucks vs Celtics for first in senior division at 2 p.m. Schedule: 12 Hawks vs 76ers 1 Suns vs Bulls 2 Bucks vs Celtics 3 Lakers vs Knicks.
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Vermont Children Lead to New England Winter Olympics
The Vermont Special Olympics dispatched 34 youngsters to Maine for the New England Invitational at Saddleback Mt Rangely for January 19 and 20. They will compete in cross country, downhill, slalom, snowshoe, tobogganing and skating events with snowmobile and dog sled rides. Dignitaries from New England states and Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation members will attend the Winter Carnival.
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Miller leads Tucson Open with 62 as Miller shoots 10 under
Johnny Miller, the California pro, carded a Tucson National record 62 at the Dean Martin Tucson Open leading Allen Miller and Jerry Heard by four strokes at 66. Gary Sanders is five back at 67. Miller, 26, seeks his third tour win this year after wins at Phoenix and Bing Crosby Opens, aiming for the $30,000 first prize.
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Braves move out of Garden due to poor attendance shift
Boston Braves will play six remaining weeknight games at Ridge Arena, seating 3,700, instead of Boston Garden, which holds 15,003. Weekend games stay at Garden. Attendance has fallen from 11,000 in 1970s to about 1,500 this year amid WHA Whalers arrival.
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MAU Hosts Berlin and SVL Clash Tonight
Mt Anthony hosts Berlin in a varsity and junior varsity wrestling program with bouts starting at 6:30 for JV and 7:30 for varsity. Patriot basketball travels to Windsor for a SVL showdown, tied for first with a 3-1 league record, JV at 6:30 and varsity at 8.
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