Littler Captures Crosby in Four-Stroke Win at Pebble Beach
Gene Littler, 44, won the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach with a final 73 and an eight under par 280, earning $37,000. Johnny Miller, 27, tired after three straight wins, finished nine behind at 289 as Hubert Green claimed second with 284.
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UPI
Gene Littler
Johnny Miller
Bing Crosby
Hawaii
Littler
Crosby
Miller
Honolulu
Phoenix
Tucson
St. Louis
Spyglass Hill
Cypress Point
Jack Nicklaus
Hubert Green
Tom Kite
Lou Graham
Town Team Suffers Setbacks in Weekend Showdowns
Bennington Town Team lost two road games over the weekend. At Springfield Massachusetts the visitors fell 83 to 76 as Bruce Parmonter led with 18 points while Pat Shea added 12 and Gary Green 11. The next day in Claremont New Hampshire St. Marys exploded early and Bennington dropped 100 to 79 with John St Saveur scoring 22 and Pat Shea totaling 16.
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Tall Springfield
Mass
Claremont
N.H
Springfield
Bruce Parmenter
Pat Shead
Gary Green
Brian Shea
St. Mary’s
John St. Saveur
Pat Shea
Parmenter
Chris Caswell
Bennington Town
Burr and Burton Bulldogs Defeat Green Mountain 60-50
Burr and Burton posted a 60-50 victory over Green Mountain in a tightly contested game. Steve Greene led BBS with 18 points while Councell and Carrano added 14 each and Darrell Dawson chipped in 10. Green Mountain led at halftime 30-28 before Burr and Burton pulled ahead in the fourth quarter aided by steals from a defensive trap.
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Green Mountain
Krenz
Bischoff
Steve Greene
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Councell
Carrano
Darrell Dawson
Bulldogs
Woodstock
Bennett
Blair
Davis
Westine
Veysey
Martens
Burr & Burton IF
Greene
Dawson
Counsell
Markey
Green Mt
SOC
Burr & Burton
Arlington Eagles soar as Corey nets 37 in Black River win
Arlington extended its win streak to three, beating Black River 98 60 behind Joe Corey’s 37 points and Ed Hawley’s alley oops. The Eagles, without Jim Poulin, rolled with balanced scoring including Galusha 12 Perry 15 and Elwell stepping in with seven as they prepare for Poultney and Woodstock.
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Corey
Black River
Lee Owen
Arlington Eagles
West Rutland
Eagles
Jim Poulin
Joe Corey
Brian Galusha
Woodstock
Fair Haven
Eagle
Ed Hawley
Hawley
Tim Williams
Steve Perry
Galusha
Mike Elwell
Poulin
Pete Josselyn
Brother Dave
Jayvees
Jose Pratt
Poultney
Black River Bragg
P. Josselyn
D. Josselyn
Stryhas
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Billings
Arlington Corey
Perry
Waite Whitman
Grover Elwell
D. Hon
C. Hon Pike
Shappy
Kupferer
Patriots stay atop league as MT Anthony readies for Brattleboro
Mt Anthony tuned up for tomorrow's matchup with Brattleboro by routing Windsor 87-5, improving to 6-0 in the Southern Vermont League. Coach Dave Fredrickson praised the effort saying the team played well without a formal offense and converted 47 percent of Windsor’s errors. Brattleboro remains the lone SVL foe Mt Anthony has yet to beat, sitting 5-1 and tied for second with Springfield. Other league results included Springfield over MLJ and Bellows Falls over Rutland, with Rice topping South Burlington in the northern league.
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Brattleboro
Windsor
Dave Fredrickson
Mt Anthony
Patriots
Jim Maguire
Russ Pembroke
John Robinson
Robinson
Pembroke
Brian Hurley
Maguire
Rom Pembroke
Fredrickson
Bill Maguire
Colonels
Springfield
Hartford Sather
Gary Wright
Jim Egbert
MLJ
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Rice
South Burlington
St. Joe
Lee
Wahconah
Drury
Monument Mt
Spencer Napsey
Chaffee
Ewald Griswold Hood McBride
Libby
McDonough, Rice
Miss Cook
Vermont
Matt Broomhall
Mark Quinlan
Natalie Broomhall
Liz Vigsnes
Birger Vigsnes
Grantham
N.H
Mt Anthony triumphs in rain state cross country
Mt. Anthony boys take second in state meet as Rutland edges them in combined scoring. Tim Betit wins the boys race with Rutland's Walt Farrell second and Chris Cadiz third for MAU. Teammates Jeff Cook 8th and Peter Gray 11th help the Patriots in tough conditions.
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Sandy Cook
Putney
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Rutland
Tim Betit
Walt Farrell
Chris Cadiz
MAU
Louis DeHaan
Jeff Cook
Dave Betit
Peter Gray
Mike McGarey
Steve Flynn
Frank Malanga
Patriot
Mt Anthony Nordic finishers paced by Wigsnes in meet
Mt Anthony boys and girls medaled across cross country and Nordic events as Rutland won with 20. Sue Wigsnes led Mt Anthony girls by placing fourth. Renee Schurink, Sue Mulligan, and Gail Sweet followed in 10th and 11th with Terri Corkum 15th and Julie Dewey 18th.
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Kevin Goodhue
Greg Alderman
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Rutland
Hartford
Springfield Windsor
Putney
Sue Wigsnes
Renee Schurink
Sue Mulligan
Gail Sweet
Terri Corkum
Julie Dewey
Sandy Cook
Lafleur’s four goals power Canadiens to 7 2 win over Penguins
Guy Lafleur bags a hat trick plus one as Montreal overwhelms Pittsburgh 7-2. He finishes with four goals as Montreal ties for first in Division 3 behind a strong late burst, while other NHL results feature Bruins, Rangers, Sabres, and Canucks impressing in varied matchups.
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Canadiens
Penguin Rush
Lafleur
Montreal Canadiens
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Peter Mahovlich
Montreal
National Hockey League
Los Angeles
Boston
Philadelphia
New York Rangers
Atlanta
Buffalo
Chicago
California
Washington
Detroit
Vancouver
Toronto
Bruins
Flyers
Phil Esposito
Esposito
Don Saleski
Aeros stay on top with win over Jets in WHA
Houston leads WHA West with a 29-14 record after beating Winnipeg 3-1 to extend their winning streak to four over the Jets. Marty Howe opened scoring, Gordie Howe added the winner with 4:45 left in the second period, and Murray Hall also scored as Winnipeg’s Joe Daley faced 39 shots.
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United Press International
Houston Aeros
World Hockey Association
Winnipeg Jets
Gordie
Winnipeg
Carom
Jets
Howe
Joe Daley
Murray Hall
Aeros
Danny Spring
Toros
Oilers
Frank Mahovlich
Pat Hickey
Jeff Jacques
Hickey
Edmonton
Toronto
MAU B Team Triumphs 5 3 Over Hoosac JV
MAU B Team defeated Hoosac School junior varsity 5 to 3 in a hockey game yesterday. Dave Beaupre opened the scoring in the second period with an assist from Tim Lyons. Randy Frost scored twice, Duane Muckle added a fourth with Lyons and Beaupre assisting, and Lyons closed the tally. Joe Strake assisted, and goaltenders Mike Stemp and Billy Hoar combined for 18 saves.
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Hoosac
Dave Beaupre
Tim Lyons
Randy Frost
Mau
Duane Muckle
Lyons
Beaupre
Patriots
Joe Strake
Mike Stemp
Billy Hoar
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