Patriots Rally Falls Short At Windsor 75 68
Windsor held an early 20 16 lead as Mt Anthony trailed 58 41 after three quarters. The Patriots surged in the fourth, surging to within single digits before Windsor preserved a 75 68 victory and kept its self respect intact. Kerry Ryan was noted among Windsor players.
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Bennington
The
Jacks
Mt. Anthony
Kerry Ryan
Mook
Craig Cherboneau
Scott Tinney
Patriots
Ewald
Crimmins
Ryan
Luczynski
Windsor Beats Mt Anthony Amid Big Comeback Effort
Windsor built a big 17 point lead by three quarters then withstood a late Mt Anthony rally. Stash Wiskoski fouled out early in the fourth, but Barry LeBarron and Bobby Mook helped trim the gap as Windsor held on for the 73 68 victory. Bennington later routed Windsor 84 63 with Parmenter 24 and Maguire 17.
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Bennington
Patriots
Windsor
Jacks
Stash Wiskoski
Barry LeBarron
Wiskoski
LeBarron
Bobby Mook
Edwards
J.v.’S
Walt Parmenter
Jim Maguire
Dick Boutin
UCLA machine rolls onward as UNC USC suffer upsets
UCLA extended its undefeated streak to 29 games with a 108 61 win over Denver as Duke toppled North Carolina 76 74 ending the Tar Heels 10 game run. Iowa beat South Carolina 91 85 and Fordham upset Princeton 79 75 as Marquette beat DePaul 70 61.
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Empire State
Kansas Prairie
Denver
North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Iowa
Princeton
Fordham
Marquette
DePaul
Henry Bibby
Larry Farmer
Bobby West
Dennis Wujcik
Richie O’connor
Chris Redding
Rick Williams
Hawkeyes
Kevin Joyce
Tigers
George Zambetti
Rams
Chiefs Star Leads AFC to Pro Bowl Victory
In Los Angeles the AFC beat the NFC 26 13 after chief kicker Jan Stenerud carried the scoring with four field goals and a late touchdown pass from Len Dawson to Milt Morin. Stenerud, a Oslo native, overcame early misses as Dawson and Morin connected for the AFCs only score through the third quarter. Floyd Little sealed the win with a late rushing TD and Steneruds conversion.
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Oslo
Norway
Mike Lucci
Detroit Lions
Len Dawson
Dawson
Kansas City
Cleveland
Milt Morin
Denver
Floyd Little
NFC
Roger Staubach
Dallas
Staubach
Greg Landry
Detroit
Navy
Landry
Minnesota
Bob Grim
Curt Knight
Washington
Smith
Rutland shuts down Cosmos to seize SWL lead
Rutland stifled Springfield in a 48-37 road win, moving to 5-6 overall and placing the Raiders atop the SWL. Springfield shot 16 of 63 and missed 11 of 16 free throws as Cosmos suffered their second loss of the season.
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Raiders
Springfield
Cosmos
Bennington
Patriots
Granatelli Buys Into Stock Car Racing Deal?
Riverside California UPI Andy Granatelli buys Richard Petty operation for about 1 million dollars signaling a major shift toward stock car racing. Petty, 1971 Nascar Grand National Champion from Rand leman North Carolina, won the Winston Western 500 in a 1972 Plymouth, beating Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama by a minute and one second.
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Calif
UPI
Andy Granatelli
Indianapolis
Richard Petty
Petty
Randleman
N.C
Granatelli
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Patriot Skiers Sweep Brattleboro Meet Alpine Events
Mt Anthony boys take second and girls first at Brattleboro Invitational with Woodstock close behind in alpine. In cross country Putney School dominates both girls and boys, while Mt Anthony, Brattleboro, and Putney form a strong regional cross country program under noted coaches.
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Putney
Brattleboro
Mt. Anthony
Maple Valley
Woodstock
Pat Bigelow
Rut
Karen Clark
Bratt
Cheryl Cook
MAU
Jan Hadwin
Anne Miller
Woodstick
Putney School
Mike Nelson
Leland and Grey
Dave Cadiz
Chris Baker
Tim Miller
Keven Wry
Matt Cook
Brattleboro County Club
Vermont
U.S
John Caldwell
Dave Anderson
Mount Anthony
Birger Wigsnes
Pam Viereck
Sandy Cook
Cheryl
Archer Barber in Tucson golf showdown
George Archer and Miller Barber tied at 273 to force a Dean Martin Tucson Open playoff for 30000. Nichols dropped a final hole double bogey to miss the playoff as Barber and Archer each shot 65 and 68 respectively. Archers remarks on 18 hole playoffs contrasted with Barbers view of longer playoffs.
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UPI
George Archer
Miller Barber
Barber
Archer
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Tucson
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