Bulldogs roll past West Rutland 70 50 in Manchester upset
Burr and Burton seized control late to rout West Rutland 70 50 on home court. Carmody scored 25 points as Mone and Baker supported with double figures, Kilburn dominated boards and Kilburn led a sharp defensive press to turn a tight first half into a decisive fourth quarter. West Rutland’s Prenevost 25 kept it close through three, but the Horde faltered late as Burr and Burton finished strong. Next up is a home game against Fair Haven.
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Little Bulldogs
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Mike Cross
Allard
Tony Mone
Art Kilburn
Horde
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Rick Prenevost
Tom Rajda
Mone
Rajda
Baker
Mark McCormick
Prenevost
Joe Pietryka
Kilburn
McCormick
Jack Wasik
Pelton, Fleming and LaFarge
BBS
Grub
Bourn
Raida
Fair Haven
Cosmos Defeat Mt Anthony 59 43 In SVL Showdown
Springfield slides to third in the SVL after a 59 43 home win over Mt Anthony paced by Gary Gosselin and Pete Perkins in a strong Cosmos defense. Mt Anthony struggles with outside shooting and a timid second half as Bennington’s Nick Zoukas leads juniors 69 32.
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Machine Town
Bennington
Barry LeBarron
LeBarron
Pete Perkins
Perkins
Gary Gosselin
Luczynski
Maguire
Bob Mook
J.v
Nick Zoukas
Varsity
Upset Highlights Pac 10 Shakeup In NCAA Action
Long Beach State was stunned 104-86 by unranked Pacific after a 20-2 opening run. Pacific center John Gianelli dominated with 27 rebounds as Bernard Dulaney and John Errecart led 26 each. UCLA rolled past Notre Dame 57-32 to stay undefeated at 16-0. Marquette and North Carolina won, while Louisville edged Bradley and Loyola Chicago fell to Marquette.
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John Errecart
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Southern California
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Loyola of Chicago
Chicago Stadium
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Bills poised to draft Patulski with No 1 pick
Notre Dame end Walter Patulski, 6-5, 260, from Liverpool NY, is pegged as the top choice for the Bills as 442 collegians enter the NFL draft. Patulski and Bobby Moore head a weak pool, with Buffalo prioritizing linemen. Draft experts Marasco brothers list Patulski out and include Roosevelt Manning as top sleeper, while Notre Dame’s Patulski leads early projections.
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San Diego State
Marinaro
Franco Harris
Penn Tate
Roosevelt Manning
Oklahoma State
Manning
Lionel Antoine
Southern Illinois
Schranz booted from Olympics amid protests by peers
Karl Schranz, 33, is ruled ineligible for the XI Winter Games for professionalism. The Austrian Olympic Committee vows an appeal as fellow skiers denounce the decision, calling it scapegoatism and alleging a broader vendetta against the sport. Schranz vows to resist while Brundage defends the ruling.
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Japan
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International Olympic Committee
Austrian Olympic Committee
Schranz
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Brundage
Karl Heinz Klee
Chicago
Bernhard Russi
Switzerland
Karl
Prefontaine tops Ryun in Oregon Indoor two mile record
Steve Prefontaine, a sophomore from Oregon, wins the two mile at the Oregon Indoor Invitational in 8:26.6, laps Jim Ryun, leads wire to wire, and earns meet outstanding performer honors for the second year. Ryun finishes fourth, praising Prefontaine’s brilliant race as Gerry Lindgren and Rex Maddaford trail.
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UPI
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
Coos Bay
Prefontaine
Jim Ryan
Big Ten suspends two Gopher stars after brawl
University of Minnesota players Marvin Corky Taylor and Ron Behagen were suspended for the season after a bench clearing fight that halted the Big Ten game with Ohio State. Big Ten commissioner Wayne Duke called the incident unprecedented and ruled the players ineligible for the rest of the season. Ohio State won 50 to 44 as Witte and Nix suffered concussions and game films showed aggressive actions by Taylor and Behagen.
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Luke Wittle
Minnesota
OSU
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Witte
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Taylor
University of Minnesota
Bill Musselman
Behagen
Big 10
Paul Giel
Mark Minor
Herman Rohrig
Rohrig
Nix
Witte-Nix
Big 10 Directors of Athletics
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