Panther Sightings Stir Debate as Museum Bets $100
Boston's Museum of Science offers $100 for definite proof of a living panther in New England. The Wordsboro Panther, a mount from 1875, remains on display, while skepticism grows about recent sightings of the elusive mountain lion across Vermont, New Hampshire, and surrounding states.
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St Mary's Undefeated Dow n St Johns 71 62
St Marys Academy of Hoosick Falls remains 12 0 after a 71 62 win over St Johns Academy led by Mal McGuire with 35 points. The contest featured a tight second half as St Johns battled back before St Marys sealed the victory.
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College basketball results across conferences
A roundup of men's college basketball scores with multiple games across the East South and Southeast regions. Notable results include Villanova over Pennsylvania 72 48 Syracuse 117 Colgate 91 and Kentucky 79 Georgia Tech 62 Duke 67 Tennessee 65 in double overtime.
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Lanesboro and North Pownal Battle To Narrow 48 46 Win
Lanesboro edged North Pownal 48 to 46 before 300 fans at the Lanesboro Elementary gym. North Pownal led by Keith Jelley 16 points, Bill Church 14 and Gary Church 9, while Anderson 15 and Travers 10 led Lanesboro. A midget game winner 20 12 preceded the main clash with a return nod in February.
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Olympic Hopefuls Break Records Across Indoor Meets
Olympic hopefuls from many nations set numerous indoor marks as four meets unfolded. Australia’s Albie Thomas tied the world indoor three mile record in Toronto. New Zealand’s Bill Baille nearly matched the two mile standard in Portland. Hayes and Jones posted major sprint and hurdles feats. Tom Robinson set a Bahamas 300 meters world record. Ralph Boston starred in Oregon with hurdles and long jump wins. Toronto also saw women’s indoor records by Cathy Chapman Nancy McCredie and Abie Hoffman.
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Lamb Chop Dies After Strub Stakes Injury at Santa Anita
Lamb Chop the 1963 Filly of the Year is dead after breaking her left front ankle in the Charles H Strub Stakes at Santa Anita. Owner William Haggin Perry said there was no hope for recovery and the filly had to be destroyed. Gun Bow won the Strub by 12 lengths with Bill Shoemaker setting a track record. Manuel Ycaza rode Lamb Chop in many victories and was visibly distressed.
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Olympic Conference Tackles Protests During Games
INNSBRUCK Austria AP officials at an Olympic Conference address protests over winter training safety after two deaths. The U S ski team claims European event feeds are unfair, while Canada and the Soviet Union clash over competitive charges amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Olympic Stamps Value Rises Threefold in Austria
Stamp collectors note the Austrian government raised the value of Olympic stamps by three times after the post office issued 300000 stamps and announced no more were available. The seven stamps in the set have faces from 4 to 16 cents.
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