Notre Dame Upsets UCLA Ending 88-Game Win Streak
Notre Dame rallied from 11 down to beat top ranked UCLA 71-70, snapping the Bruins 88 game winning streak. Dwight Clay hit the decisive jumper with 28 seconds left as UCLA failed to convert a late shot and Wooden remained unfazed. Other top teams posted wins as No. 3 NC State, No. 4 Maryland, and No. 5 UNC also won.
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Notre Dame Prep Echoes for Kansas UCLA Matchups
Notre Dame basketball practiced hard after ending UCLA's 88 game streak with a 71 70 win. Coach Digger Phelps focused on Kansas while players eyed a rematch with UCLA and stressed avoiding a letdown in the upcoming tests. Dwight Clay led the late heroics and Gary Brokaw warned against a UCLA upset, underscoring the season 10 0 start and the clash with Kansas and St Francis forthcoming.
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Miller wins third, takes Tucson by 2
Johnny Miller captured the Dean Martin-Tucson Open at 16 under par 272 to win $30,000 and become the first to start the year with three straight tournament victories. Ben Crenshaw finished three back at 13 under. J. C. Snead and Jerry Heard tied for third at 12 under.
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Abdul-Jabbar Leads Bucks Past Lakers 94 90
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar carried Milwaukee with 39 points and 22 rebounds to lift the Bucks 94-90 over the Los Angeles Lakers. Connie Hawkins twice rallied LAL before Abdul-Jabbar's late tip-in and decisive jumper sealed the win. Other NBA results noted.
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Patriots sweep cross country at High Pond ski event
Mt Anthony Patriots claim both boys and girls team victories as Alpine part is canceled and cross country races decide the meet. Mark Quinlan MAU leads the boys with 24 15. Sandy Cook MAU tops the girls in 17 21, while MAU totals edge Rutland and MSJ in tight team standings.
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Yepremian's foot tops NFC stars in Pro Bowl rout
In Kansas City 18,139 fans skipped the Pro Bowl while 51,484 used tickets in 41 degree weather. Garo Yepremian of the Dolphins kicked five field goals, MVP honors, and the AFC beat the NFC 15 13. He set a Pro Bowl record with five successful kicks, earning $2,000 for AFC players while NFC contributors received $1,500 each.
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WHA Standings and Sunday Results Summary
In the World Hockey Association standings Edmonton defeated Cleveland 5 to 2 while Winnipeg beat Jersey 9 to 3 and Vancouver routed Los Angeles 3 to 0. Toronto overcame New England 8 to 4 and Quebec edged Minnesota 5 to 4 in overtime. Monday has no games scheduled.
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Umpire Association Meeting Planned Wednesday Evening
The Southern Vermont Umpire Association will meet Wednesday night in Room A at the Community Recreation Center. The session starts at 7 30.
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Crippled Canadiens edge Red Wings in comeback win
Montreal fought injuries to top Detroit 3-2 as Murray Wilson scored a trickler past goalie Jim Rutherford midway in the third period. Montreal battles injuries to Courtnoyer and Lemaire while Shutt and Lefleur score to tie. Other games saw St Louis beat Atlanta, Pittsburgh over Philadelphia, Buffalo over California, Chicago over Vancouver, and Boston over Los Angeles.
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Bulldogs rally past Woodstock to stay unbeaten Wasps
Burr and Burton, led by Darrell Dawson with 15 points and 7 of 9 from the line in the fourth quarter, overcome Woodstock 73-69 at home. Sophomores Greene Carrano and LaSalle fueled a 45-point effort, while Spaulding limited by injury scored 15 as Burr and Burton grabs a late lead and holds off the Wasps. Dukeshire 25 for Woodstock.
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