Mt Anthony routs Mt Greylock in short wrestling meet
Mt Anthony beat Mt Greylock 63 to 12 after a long wait. Five Mt Anthony pins and five forfeits plus Doug Sigsbury 7-4 over Bernie Beaudin produced the only legitimate match, Beaudin earlier defeating Sigsbury.
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Mass
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Greylock
Doug Sigsbury
Sigsbury
Patriots
Greylock
Bernie Beaudin
Beaudin
Bennington
Mountie
Patriot
Patriots Wrestle Through a Ques to State Trips
In other matches Don Percey Scott Frost Dennis Bull Joe Tienken and Ray Bishop won on pins. Wayne Cross Jim Wright Glen Van Orman and John Patterson won by forfeits. There was a double forfeit at 114. Chuck Whitman Tom Rounds and Dennis Murray of Mt. Anthony won exhibitions on first period pins. Mt Anthony hopes the silliness is behind them as state tourney nears with Keene New Hampshire on Saturday. The Suburban Council Tournament on February 6 and Hoosick Falls February 11 highlight the buildup, while a final dual with Springfield offers little tuneup for states.
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Scott Frost
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Joe Tienken
Ray Bishop
Wayne Cross
Jim Wright
Glen van Orman
John Patterson
Chuck Whitman
Tom Rounds
Dennis Murray
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Greylock
Pittsfield
Mass
Patriots
Keene
N.H
Suburban Council
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Springfield
Tar Heels win in double OT over Wake Forest
North Carolina, ranked fourth, defeated Wake Forest 88-85 in two overtimes at Winston-Salem led by Mitch Kupchak with 26 points. Wake Forest's Rod Griffin had 22 in a hard fought ACC showdown.
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Wake Forest
Smith
Maryland
Mitch Kupchak
Rod Griffin
Kim Anderson
Missouri
Tigers
South Baltimore
York
Fated match race still generates debate
Six months after the Great Match Race at Belmont Park the discussion lingers about Ruffian and Foolish Pleasure. Jockey Braulio Baeza, aboard Foolish Pleasure, recalls the day Ruffian broke down and was destroyed. Ruffian was buried near the finish line. the event was listed among 1975’s top sports stories alongside the World Series. The piece notes Baeza’s near-universal perception that Ruffian would beat him.
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UPI
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Belmont Park
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Nastase to default at U S Indoor Championship
Ilie Nastase announced he will default his scheduled match with Eddie Dibbs in the $115,000 U S Indoor Pro Tennis Championships after an impromptu news conference following a 5-7 6-3 6-3 victory over Billy Martin. He cited flu symptoms.
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UPI
Ilie Nastase
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Nastase
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I Am
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Montreal Games to Open at Uncompleted Stadium
Organizers report the 1976 Olympics will open July 17 in Montreal as the main stadium and pools near completion. Victor Goldbloom and Roger Rousseau prepare progress details for the IOC in Innsbruck, with a plan to secure approval from the full committee.
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Europe
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Victor Goldbloom
Olympic
International Olympic Committee
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Olympic Organizing
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Innsbruck
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Ali puts on show in San Juan training camp
World heavyweight champ Muhammad Ali staged a racetrack style workout at the El San Juan hotel drawing about 300 fans who paid five dollars to watch. He played boogie woogie on a piano, pretended to be Wyatt Earp, sparred 10 rounds with Jimmy Ellis and Rodney Bobick, and danced with Alfredo Escalera in a playful, non-boxing exchange.
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UPI
Muhammad Ali
Wyatt Earp
Jimmy Ellis
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el San Juan
Ali
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Patriots Tackle Shelby Jordan pleads guilty to cocaine sales
Shelby Jordan, New England Patriots offensive tackle, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to one count of selling cocaine to a federal agent. Judge Pettine dropped two counts, sentencing set in weeks. Also charged were Lewis Cohen and Jacquelyn Mazzeo. Mazzeo pled guilty to marijuana distribution.
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New England Patriots
Shelby Jordan
Jordan
U.S. District Court
Raymond J. Pettine
Pettine
St. Louis
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Lewis Cohen
Jacquelyn F. Mazzeo
Boston
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Federal Drug Enforce
Hawaiian Open Attracts Tour's Big-Name Golfers
In Honolulu at Waialae under warm trade winds, a field of 147 golfers began the Hawaiian Open as Crosby winner Ben Crenshaw and Lee Trevino lead a stacked PGA Tour entry. The 11th annual event offers $46,000 to the winner from a total purse of $230,000, with near ideal conditions boosting play.
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UPI
Crosby
Ben Crenshaw
Lee Trevino
Waialae
MAYAA basketball results and schedule update at Catamount Gym
Mt. Anthony Athletic Association basketball continues with two games tonight Bennington Contractors top at 3-0 Nichols Getty 2-0. Last week Shaftsbury Mustangs beat Jim's Carpet 30-21 Quinlan's 38-4 and more as schedule and past results unfold ahead of tonight's 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. tips at Catamount Gym.
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