Sports Scoreboard and Schedule Highlights
Scores show NY Angrs 3 Cleveland 3 and Washington 4 Buffalo 2 St Louis 5 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 3 Vancouver 0. Thursday lists NY Islanders at Boston Montreal at Philadelphia Atlanta at Minnesota Colorado at Detroit Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. Friday Boston at Cleveland Toronto at Vancouver Quebec at New England Cincinnati at Phoenix Edmonton at San Diego Calgary at Indianapolis Quebec at Birmingham Cincinnati at Winnipeg. Standings include Los Angeles 27 15 .643 Seattle 25 20 .556 Golden State 22 19 .537 Phoenix 18 22 .450 Portland 109 NY Nets 114 Philadelphia 94. Teams like Boston, Houston, San Antonio, Chicago, Portland, Seattle, Indiana, New York Nets, Phoenix feature in results and upcoming matches across multiple leagues.
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Various College Basketball Scores Across Matches
A long list of college teams from East Albright to AIC posted scores against numerous opponents. Notable results include Bates 91 Cody 87, Colgate 94 Bucknell 85, Sacred Heart 107 Ently 93, and Saint John Fisher 90 RIT 79, with several others showing close finishes and higher scoring games across multiple conferences.
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New England Ski Conditions Report for Vermont and Massachusetts
UPI tours the Midday New England ski scene with fresh powder and packed powder readings at Bolton Valley Bromley Burke Mountain Glen Ellen Hogback Jay Peak Killington Mad River Magic Mountain Maple Valley Middlebury Mt Ascutney Mt Snow Okemo Pico Peak Roundtop Smugglers Notch Stowe Stratton Sugarbush Woodstock and Berkshire East Berkshire Snow Blue Hills Boston Hills Bousquet Bradford Brodie Butternut Catamount Jiminy Peak with conditions coded new powder packed powder variable and other granular types across resorts in Vermont and Massachusetts.
Bullets top Braves as Bing fuels comeback off bench
Washington guard Dave Bing, coming off the bench after losing his starting role to Larry Wright, scored five points in the final period to help the Bullets hold off the Buffalo Braves 91-87. Bing's late three point play and a pass to Bob Weiss sparked a 74-? run as Washington preserved a slim lead. Timely scoring from Len Robinson and Phil Chenier keyed the win, with Elvin Hayes adding 17 points and 15 rebounds. The night also saw Philadelphia, Boston, San Antonio, Portland, Phoenix, and Seattle win their games.
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Banks elected to Hall of Fame in first-year vote
Ernie Banks, a lifelong Cubs star from 1953 to 1971, was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on the first ballot with 321 votes, the eighth player to achieve this honor in the BBWA ballot era. He slugged 512 homers, led NL with 47 in 1958 and 41 in 1960, and retired with 293 HR as a shortstop first baseman.
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National Guard Biathlon Championships Open In Underhill
About 60 competitors from 12 states converge at the Vermont National Guard Biathlon Training Center for the National Guard Bureau Biathlon Championships. The seven day event features two 4X7.5 km relays, a 10 km sprint, a 15 km distance race and a final 4X7.5 km relay. Competition runs Jan 24 to Jan 28 with public viewing at 10:00 each day at Ethan Allen Firing Range.
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Ernie Banks Celebrated Hall of Fame Election
Ernie Banks, elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, spoke warmly about the game and his Cubs career. He recalled 1953 arrival from the Kansas City Monarchs, MVP seasons, and loyalty from owner Philip Wrigley. Banks emphasized teamwork over money and praised his peers, noting Eddie Mathews' runner up status and Monte Irvin’s presence during the announcement.
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Miss Preuss Wins Third in Can-Am Ski Series
Teen-ager Heidi Preuss won the women's slalom to extend her lead in the Can-Am Ski Trophy series at St. Sauveur Quebec. Japan’s Masami Ichimura claimed the first men's slalom win of the meet, moving into sixth in the standings as Preuss stretched her points margin with five races left.
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Peter Dodge
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