Harney Wins Andy Williams San Diego Open to Return to Pro Circuit
Paul Harney, age 42, clinched the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open, beating Hale Irwin to affirm his return to professional golf. Harney earned $30,000 and plans to stay based in Massachusetts with his six children, aiming to play next in the Phoenix Open. Irwin led after nine holes but faltered with bogeys on 10, 12, and 15, allowing Harney to surge on 18.
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Lefty Gomez gains Hall of Fame status and fame for wit
Vernon Lefty Gomez the former New York Yankee pitcher was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Old Timers Committee along with Will Harridge and Ross Youngs. He won 189 games 1931 to 1943 led the league in strikeouts and ERA twice and still holds the World Series record of six victories without a loss. Gomez famed for humor and quick quips also managed the Binghamton farm club and hosted a victory party after a rainout.
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SVL MVL wrapup as MSJ edges Raiders in Rutland
MSJ's Mounties rally to beat the Raiders 50-46 securing top SVL tie with Windsor, powered by Jimmy Mee's 20 plus. Windsor defeated Hartford 85-64 behind Ewald's 23 and Yellowman 21, as offense sparked late. Bellows Falls fell 56-54 to Fall Mountain. Green Mountain won 76-45 over Wallingford. Arlington beat Otter Valley 58-44. Poultney topped Ludlow 38-36. Woodstock swept Fair Haven 65-55.
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Hoosiers Rally Past Fort Ann In 44 43 Thriller
Hoosick Falls tops Fort Ann 44-43 in non league action as Sprague draws a late foul and makes the winning shot. Cook leads Fort Ann with 16 points while Sprague and McGuire pace Hoosicks Falls with 12 and 11. In Schuylerville, Hoosick Falls drops 58-39 in a league game, McCarthy scoring 24 for the Black Horses and Peter McGuire leading the Hoosiers with 16. Junior varsity wins 55-36, keeping the Hoosiers undefeated in league play at 9-0 and 10-2 overall.
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Hall's 22 Leads Eagles Past Otter Valley 58 to 44
Arlington Eagles improve to over .500 behind Bill Hall 22 points and 16 rebounds. Corey twins add steady scoring as Eagles edge Otter Valley 58 44 and extend win streak to seven. Charles Howard adds strong floor shooting and 5 rebounds. Otters rely on Hall brothers 30 points.
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Bruins win short handed in 5-2 victory over Blues
Boston roars back with two short handed goals 35 seconds apart from Orr and Sanderson to erase a 1-0 Blues lead and extend the Bruins unbeaten streak to 10. Marcotte adds fifth goal as Boston moves six points ahead in the NHL East while Minnesota ties the Rangers to extend their run. California, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Chicago win or tie in other NHL actions.
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Patriots fall to Fair Haven in tight wrestling meet
Mt. Anthony suffered five pins and dropped to 35-26 in Fair Haven as the Slaters dominated with pins by Parizo, Wright, Harrington, Hughes and Sanders. Bennington countered with Pettibone, Harrington and Dougherty securing wins. JV squad won 15-9 over Slater juniors.
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NFL studies sudden death rule for playoff OT in Hawaii meetings
Dallas Cowboys executive Tex Schramm says the NFL will hard study the current sudden death overtime method at March winter meetings in Hawaii. Commissioner Pete Rozelle notes unfairness when a coin toss winner wins with a single field goal. Schramm and Rozelle discuss removing the automatic extra-point and leaning toward revised OT rules to preserve offensive balance.
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Wilt Chamberlain Sets NBA Career Rebound Mark with 27 Boards
Wilt Chamberlain of the Los Angeles Lakers broke Bill Russell’s career rebounding record by pulling down 27 rebounds in a 153-131 win over the Portland Trail Blazers. The 7-foot-2 center added 27 points as he nudged his career total to 21,734. Jerry West led LA with 29 points, followed by Gail Goodrich 28 and Jim McMillian 22. Stan McKenzie and Larry Steele led Portland with 22 and 21. Other NBA results: Milwaukee beat Baltimore, Chicago over Detroit, Boston over Philadelphia, Buffalo over Cleveland, and Phoenix over Atlanta.
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