Middlebury Hosts NCAAs With Top Skiers Competing
Middlebury College hosts the 20th annual National Collegiate Skiing Championships March 7-10 at the Middlebury Snow Bowl in Hancock Vermont. About 12 to 14 teams from across the country, plus individual entries, compete in alpine and Nordic events with new tests including giant slalom and a cross country relay.
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James D. Ross
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Howard Kelton
Ralph Myhre
Fred F. Neuberger
Betty Dudley
Louisville holds slim NIT hopes with Tulsa win
Louisville defeated Tulsa 82 to 69, with Bi Bunton and Junior Bridgeman each scoring 18 points to boost its NIT bid chances. Tulsa's Willie Biles led with 24 as the Hurricanes stayed within striking distance in the second half. Manhattan beat West Virginia 77-63 while Seton Hall routed St Peter's 95-76. East Carolina dominated Richmond to advance with William & Mary, Furman and Davidson in the Southern Conference tourney winners’ bracket.
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Blues Top Bruins In 3 2 Final Deflating Boston Plager Unger Lead
St Louis Blues defeated the Boston Bruins 3 2 as Rob Plager and Garry Unger scored in the third period to break a 2 2 tie. Ed Johnston faced 29 shots while Rogatien Vachon recorded his third shutout of the season for Los Angeles later, and Buffalo tied Atlanta in a separate game.
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Pia Et En Montret
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Toronto
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Minn
Louis
Biitenah
Kings
Philadelphia
Rogatien Vachon
Bucks Rally Past Knicks 114 100 Behind Abdul Jabbar
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 36 points as the Milwaukee Bucks withstood a fourth quarter push by the New York Knicks to win 114 100. Milwaukee shot 60 percent in the first half and built a 91 72 lead before New York trimmed the margin with Phili Jackson and John Gianelli leading the comeback. Oscar Robertson added 23 for the Bucks while Jackson and Gianelli sparked the Knicks late.
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Fragmentary 19th century race results and names
Partial OCR depicts a dated list of names and roles from a race or election event. It includes several individuals such as Abbott, Hughes, and Bow, alongside scattered titles like Senator and Voters. The text is heavily garbled with many misread words and incomplete phrases.
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