Hoosick Falls wrestlers eye state qualifier after section title
Hoosick Falls Central wrestlers advance to Queensbury state qualifier after capturing the Section Two class C title with seven first place finishes and 192 points led by Deluca Griffin Wells Weeden Cottrell Driscoll LaPorte while McCabe Driscoll Griffith took third Baker praised the fifth straight sectional crown and a shot at Syracuse state meet.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
Queensbury
Panthers
CHS
Fonda-Fultonville
Voorhesville
John Deluca
Bill Griffin
Ed Wells
Rocky Weeden
Rob Cottrell
Mike Driscoll
Keith LaPorte
Dave McCabe
Mark Driscoll
Jim Griffith
Ken Baker
Baker
Syracuse
Issel Leads Nuggets Past Squires In Tight 115-109 Victory
Dan Issel scored 23 points to lift the Denver Nuggets over the Virginia Squires 115-109 in Hampton. The win extends Denver’s winning streak to 18 and increases their league lead over the New York Nets to 61 games. Mel Bennett and Mel Green paced Virginia with 21 and 26 points, while Tickey Burden added 26 in a late rally that fell short.
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Hampton
UPI
Dan Issel
Denver Nuggets
Kentucky Colonels
Virginia Squires
Issel
Denver
Squires
Nuggets
New York Nets
Issell
Colonels
Mel Bennett
David Thompson
Bennett
Virginia
Mel Green
Tickey Burden
ABA
W.L. Petgh
New York
San Antonio
Kentucky
Indiana
St. Louis
Leafs line hits 100 as Maple Leafs beat North Stars
United Press International reports Toronto Maple Leafs high scoring line earns praise. Errol Thompson nets his 35th and Darryl Sittler his 33rd to lift Toronto 4-2 over Minnesota. Lanny McDonald adds his 32nd as the trio reaches 100 goals this season. Thompson’s 7:39 first period power play tally proves decisive.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Errol Thompson
Darryl Sittler
Maple Leafs
Minnesota North Stars
Lanny McDonald
Leafs
Thompson
Sittler
McDonald
Inge Hammerstrom
Toronto
All-America basketball picks crown May Dantley Lucas
UPI names Indiana's Scott May Notre Dame's Adrian Dantley and Maryland's John Lucas to the 1976 first team. Kent Benson and Rich Washington join on the first team as starters. Second team features Phil Sellers Ford Kupchak Bernard King Tatum. Third team includes Grunfeld Farlow Carr Douglas Lee. May and Dantley tied for top points with 298 each as Indiana clinches undefeated regular season.
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NEW York
UPI
Indiana
Scott May
Notre Dame
Adrian Dantley
Maryland
John Lucas
Kent Benson
UCLA
Rich Washington
Rutgers
Phil Sellers
North Carolina
Phil Ford
Mitch Kupchak
Tennessee
Bernard King
Marquette
Earl Tatum
Ernie Grunfeld
Michigan State
Terry Farlow
North Carolina State
Kenny Carr
Alabama
Leon Douglas
Oregon
Ron Lee
May
Dantley
Michigan
South Bend
Ind
Nevada- Las Vegas
Sandusky
Ohio
Hoosiers
Benson
New Castle
Lucas
Tom McMillen
Durham
N.C
Washington
Bruins
Portland
Ore
Hyattsville
Bennington Bowling High Singles and League Highs Report
Bennington bowling results list top scorers across divisions. T Becker 207 J Mez 203 D Leibensperger 196 C Salsbury 226 D Woodward 185 S Pierce 188 in high singles. Winter Ladies High singles P Burke 210 K Weyers 189 E Leebensperger 181. Women High Triples A Pratt 518 I Legacy 499 P Burke 494. Men High singles W Thomson 213 W Rabideau 205 R Appel 202. Men High Triples W Rabideau 584 G Bishop 537 R Appel 535.
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T. Becker
J. Mez
D. Leibensperger
C. Salsbury
D. Woodward
S. Pierce
P. Burke
K. Weyers
E. Leebensperger
A. Pratt
I. Legacy
W. Thomson
W. Rabideau
R. Appel
G. Bishop
Green Mountain Petersen
D. Brookman
S. High
J. Bishop
A. Knapp
Livingston
E. Brown
Bijur
Salsbury
the Things
Pierce
S. Bull
DeMarvo’s
Bantam
Johnson Oil
P. Despres
M. Malone
J. Pinsonneault
C. Hansen
T. Marse & Butler
Dreamers Harrington
Villager
D. Wood
Candlepin Reilly Tire
M. Morgen
S. Supreme Motor Mart Ale
J. Hollister
N. Harbour House
Ace
M. Harrington
S. H. M. Tuttles
S. Cookson
N. Winslows
Thomson
K&l
Vt. National
Pharmacy
Ki’s
K. Giroux
M. Goffin
M. Pierce
R. Bortell
B. Martin
P. Chenaille
G. Stratton
P. Dicranian
Moose
Martin’s
Rutgers 26-0 season ends with 85-80 win over St Bonaventure
Rutgers completes a 26-0 season by beating St Bonaventure 85-80. Coach Tom Young and guard Mike Dabney lead the Scarlet Knights, who vow to confront tougher opponents next. Rutgers faces LIU in the ECAC Metropolitan Regional opener in Princeton.
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Mike Dabney
Rutgers
St. Bonaventure’s
North Carolina
ACC
Tom Young
Young
St. Bonaventure
Bonnie
Phil Sellers
Dabney
Ed Jordan
Hollis Copeland
Glen Hagan
Scarlet Knights
Long Island University
Princeton
N.J
Prospect Mountain Ski Club wins Torger Tokle meet in Brattleboro
The Prospect Mountain Ski Club dominates the fifth Torger Tokle meet at Memorial Park Brattleboro with the top team score of 131 points, followed by Brattleboro 137 and Dummerston 145. Local skiers shine across cross country, jumping, and Nordic events, with several athletes earning spots on the Southern Vermont District team headed to the Eastern finals in Laconia New Hampshire next weekend.
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Brattleboro
Prospect Mountain Ski Club
Memorial Park
Bucky Broomhall
Wes Scrone
Prospect
Dummerston
Putney
Bromley
Gail Guerrero
Gillian Christmas
Ann Guerrero
Michelle Alexander
Anne Christmas
Erik Vigsnes
David Greenleaf
Dan Greenleaf
Neil Cheseldine
Dana Jacobsen
Jeff Steffen
Anne Guerrero
Bruce Corkum
Jamie Christmas
Vermont
Laconia
N.H
Ohio Valley Conf Playoff First Round Scores Barred
Ohio Valley Conference playoff action featured Austin Peay 82 over Murray State 71 and Morehead State 75 over Eastern Kentucky 64. Middle Tennessee 84 defeated Tennessee Tech 72, while Western Kentucky beat East Tennessee 91 to 74.
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West Texas State
Oral Roberts
St. Louis
Ohio Valley
Austin Peay
Murray St
Middle Tenn
Tenn Tech
Morehead St
E. Ky
W. Kentucky
E. Tenn
Bunny Naz
Okla. Bapt
Briar Cliff
St. Ambrie
Edinboro
Clarion
of Ft. Hays
Kan
Wslyn
Hastings
Doane
Til. Wesleyan
NE Ill
Indiana
Wayne
Amherst
Middlburg
CCNY
York (Ny
Colby
Bowdoin
Dowling
Dominican NY
July City St
Train St
LeMoyne
Alfred
Providence
Villanova
Quinnipiac
Am. Intl
Rutgers
St. Bonavarte
Seton Hall
Manhattan
St. John’s
Niagara
West Viz
New Hamp
South Alabama
Georgia
Ashland
Youngson St
Cent St
Rio Grande
Drury
Mo. Western
Eau Claire
Carthage
Findlay
Defiance
Franklin
Earlham
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Akron
Ind. St.th
Evansvs
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Lake Superior
Saginaw
Manchester
Tri State
Minnesota
Michigan
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Iowa
Nebr-Om
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No. Iowa
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Notre Dame
W. Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio St
Southwest N
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Myers & Gardner Appel & Cameron
Bishop & Matteson
Jennings & Gabrus
Oo Savings
Main Street
Joe Carnicelli
UPI Sports
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St. Mary’s
Calif
Mississippi State
Bradley
Ohio State
Houston
Eddie Owens
Glen Gondrezick
Torger Tokle
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Tom Leonard
Erik Vaina
Economy Auto Stores. Inc
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