Bellows Falls Terriers Seek to Snap Sabers Home Court Streak
Bellows Falls Terriers visit BCHS Sabers seeking to end a 25-game home win streak at School Street. Sabers, 13-0 in SWL, aim to extend undefeated run. Terriers led by Aumand and Kane, first meeting 61-51. Tip 6:30 p.m. junior game then varsity at 8 p.m. Tickets on sale 4:30 p.m. at BCHS.
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NBA Upholds Laker Three-Way Trade
The NBA Board of Governors reaffirmed the three way deal among Los Angeles Detroit and Baltimore as final despite Rudy LaRusso’s retirement threat. The Pistons appear to hold the player rights while LaRusso hints at possible legal action. Players threaten a potential walkout if grievances are not resolved by mid February. Kennedy says a February 15 meeting may be delayed to the 17th or 18th. The trade sent Ray Scott to Baltimore and Mel Counts to Los Angeles.
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Detroit Beats Cincinnati 118 110 in Only NBA Game
Detroit secured a 118 to 110 victory over Cincinnati in the lone NBA game on Thursday. The win shapes early standings as both teams traded leads and key players logged notable scoring contrasts.
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Bruins Stymied by Midwest Snowstorm in Chicago Trip
UCLA’s top ranked Bruins, fresh off 14 straight wins, were unable to land in Chicago due to a nine inch snow blanket. Their flight was diverted to St Louis as Brigham Young Loyola and Texas Western also faced travel disruptions. Texas Western beat Arizona State 56 50 and other scores included Stanford over Santa Clara 88 73 Stetson over Miami 56 53 American U over Adelphi 86 72 and Pittsburgh over Bucknell 63 58.
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Cupit Opens LA Open With OneStroke Lead
Jacky Cupit shot 66 to grab a one stroke lead after the first round of the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park. Notables including Nicklaus Palmer and Casper matched or trailed as 40 pros broke par with damp greens affecting play.
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High School Volleyball Matchups Listed
SVL Bellows Falls visits BCHS. Mt. Anthony plays Brattleboro. Rutland meets Hartford. Otter Valley faces Windsor. Springfield hosts West Rutland. MSJ Open MVL Burr and Burton at Woodstock. St. Michael’s at Fair Haven. Poultney hosts Chester. Ludlow at Proctor. Wallingford Open MSL Arlington at Whitingham. Leland and Gray at Austine. Wilmington Open.
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Hoop Scores Across Colleges and States List Results
A compilation of college basketball scores shows East Berkshire 74 over Nyack 62, Pittsburgh 63 over Bucknell 58, Hiram 95 over Allegheny 72, Carnegie Tech 90 over Wynsbrg 1, Slipply Rock 85 over Alliance 84 in OT, and Ind. Pa 90 over Slipply Rock 85. Other results include Penn Military 63 over Glassboro 53, Adelphi 72 over Newberry 73, Salem 8 over Aldrin-Brdus 80, Dvs Ellins 82 over Prsbyterian 83, Fairmont 71 over W Va Wslyn 64, Stetson 56 over Miami Fla 53, Florida A&M 104 over Ft Vly St 76, Tampa 97 over Rollins 72, St Bernard 76 over Chistn Bros 90, Florence St 83 over D Lipscomb 106, Esn Illinois 65 over Midwest Ind St 93, Wilmington 74 over Bluffton 83, Buffalo St 66 over Cleveland St 68, Oklahoma 78 over Nebraska 97, Ohio Wesleyan 86 over Kenyon 92, Arizona St 50 over Southwest Texas Wsn 56, Oregon 65 over West Coast 55, Santa Barbara 67 over Loyola 74, Santa Clara 73 over California 78, Stanford 88 over Japan 59, Utah State 196 over Hawaii 64, Portland St 98 over Montana St 83.
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Williams College Sets Grid State
Williams College releases football schedule with eight games eight in total four home four away No newcomers listed Intra squad scrimmage at Cole Field Sept 9 preseason scrimmages with Norwich Sept 16 and Columbia Sept 23 Season opens Sept 30 at home vs Trinity Key losses Lipof Elliott Tyler will be replaced by new starters Quarterback Cannon to graduate replaced by Bradbury Freshman team to play five games open date Oct 20 Last year’s freshman 3 2 record Varsity schedule includes Sept 30 Trinity Oct 7 Rochester Oct 14 Middlebury Oct 21 Bowdoin Oct 28 Tus Nov 4 Union Nov 11 Wesleyan Nov 18 Amherst Fresh schedule Oct 7 Andover Oct Open Oct 28 Vermont Nov 3 Middlebury
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Veterans Spark Millrose Games Supremacy At Madison Square Garden
In the 60th Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden youth dominated with 19 year old Bob Seagren setting a pole vault meet record despite a back issue and 20 year old Dave Patrick of Villanova winning the mile in 4 03.7 along with Kerry O'Brien crossing the 2 mile in 8 39.6. Veterans John Thomas and Bill Crothers provided crowd pleasing performances as Thomas won the high jump at 7 ft 1 in and Crothers edged Ricardo Urbina in the mile at 1 53.2. Bob Zieminski set 1000 yard run at 2 11.6 and Charlie Mays ran 500 yards in 57 seconds as Seagren pursued a world record, though back trouble kept him from a third attempt.
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Pistons Hold Off Celtics In Detroit Showdown
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Boston Celtics 112 105 in Detroit to even the season series at three games each. Rookie Dave Bing sparked the Pistons early as Boston fights for first place behind the 76ers while Bing remains a top Rookie of the Year candidate. Celtics coach Bill Russell said the team aimed for first place and planned to keep winning as Wakefield High faces Lexington High in a preliminary game.
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Strikes Splits and Spares High Scores in Local Bowling
High singles featured Mullin with 224 and 221, followed by Jones 224 and Radziejewski 219. Mattison 231, Snow 216, Lindsey 213. High triple marks saw Mullins lead with 626, Letourneau 600, Jones 584.
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Persol and Ellis To Clash In 10 Round MSG Bout
New York UPI reports heavyweight contenders Johnny Persol and Jimmy Ellis will fight in a 10 round bout on February 24 at Madison Square Garden. Both fighters have shown rapid improvement and seek a high stakes win in the NY arena.
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