Canadiens beat Islanders to extend six game streak
United Press International reports the Montreal Canadiens beat the New York Islanders 2-1 to extend their six game unbeaten run. Yvan Cournoyer scored the winner at 13:04 of the second period, with Serge Savard assisting the opening goal by Cournoyer. Andre St Laurent tied for the Islanders with mid second period goal. Ken Dryden made 18 saves. Reggie Leach tied Philadelphia’s game with Washington 5-5 late.
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Hamilton guides UCLA past Vols 103 89 on TV
Roy Hamilton, pressed into action, scores a career high 30 as UCLA defeats Tennessee 103-89. Marques Johnson adds 24 and David Greenwood 22 for the Bruins who improve to 17-2 while Bernard King leads the Vols with 31 points. Notre Dame stops Fordham 93-71 with Toby Knight posting 21 points and 14 rebounds.
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Watson red hot leads in Hawaii opener
UPI reports golf star Tom Watson rides a hot streak into Hawaii as he starts his tour with strong momentum. The brief note highlights Watson's form and anticipation for the event.
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Patriots beat 'Canes 87 55 in SVL clash
Mt Anthony, led by Mike Lemieux with 19 points and four steals, defeated Hartford 87-55 after a tight first half. Rick Wright 16, Dave Feenan 15, Scott Maguire 14 and Joe Rivers 8 aided the Patriots scorers. Hartford coach praised Windsor as the league’s best, while MAU coach Fredrickson thanked volunteers who housed Hartford players. Rutland, MSJ, Windsor wins noted in SVL action.
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Hoosick Falls Wrestlers Edge Mt. Anthony 30–27
Hoosick Falls Central defeated Mt. Anthony 30 to 27 in a tightly contested home dual despite missing three regulars including co captains Billy Griffin and Mike Driscoll. Notable results include Bob Griffin 6-4 at 98 pounds and Tim Casavant pinning at 105. Final losses were balanced by decisive pins from Deluca 112 and Griffith 185, with Mt. Anthony earning a forfeit at unlimited. The HFCHS juniors also won 38-27 while Mt. Anthony juniors triumphed 36-12.
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Salem
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Burr and Burton Romps Past Leland and Gray Rebels 79 53
Burr and Burton dominates Marble Valley League leader Leland and Gray 79 to 53 at Manchester. A new cohesive Bulldog lineup with lockdown defense and balanced scoring, led by Boyle 26 Choice 22 and Shehadi 22, outrebounded and overwhelmed MVL as Clayton was held to 12 points.
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Purple Eagles beat Ft Edward 77-66 to go 12-1
Hoosick Falls New York St Marys Purple Eagles defeat Ft Edward 77-66 to improve to 12-1 overall and 7-0 in the Northern Conference. Key scorers include Lynch 28 Medvetz 21 and Hayden 17 as the defense held Ft Edward to 18 in the final period.
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Panthers avenge earlier loss in tight 50-45 win
The Hoosick Falls Panthers defeated Hoosic Valley 50-45 on Friday night in a hard fought, low scoring game. The Panthers avenged an earlier defeat and remain 142 games out of first place in the league. Hoosie was strong in the first quarter.
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SMU girls beat Corinth to stay undefeated at five
St Marys Academy of Hoosick Falls defeated visiting Corinth 33 to 19 as Mary Loretan led with nine points and Faye Legacy and Kelly Shea added six each. Karen Woodcock led Corinth with eight. Father McGuire coaches SMU to a 5-0 start and they travel to Whitehall next.
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