Mountaineers defeat Colonels 55 42 in Vermont playdown
The Thewan Mouitles led MSJ with 19 points as Spaulding and St Johnsbury exit the Class L playdowns. Jim Derosia Lofts steals and drives pace the Mountaineers to a 55 42 win over Brattleboro, setting up a quarterfinal with Rutland South Burlington winner.
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St. Johnsburg
Prospect Ski Carnival Crowned Best in History
The Prospect Mountain Ski Club hailed its Annual Winter Carnival as the best in the history of the local ski area. About 92 skiers competed across slalom giant slalom and cross country events with Anne Miller and Robin Outwater named girls and boys skimeister.
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Tom Cook
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Bulldogs and Otters In Butlend Playdown
Rutland Burr and Burton will host a Class I playdown between the Burr and Burton Bulldogs and the Otter Valley Otters at 7 p.m. on the Rutland High School boards as part of a double feature. Otter Valley debuts in a playdown after moving from SVL Class I in the west, led by Ron Beriau and teammates, while Burr and Burton rely on Bill Downey and speed to counter. The game is a toss up with defense likely deciding, and both teams face a tougher foe in West Rutland with a bye in the quarterfinals.
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Ed Campbell
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Bruins Keep season-long top ranking in UPI poll
UCLA retained the No 1 spot in the 13th straight week as the United Press International Board of Coaches named them the top college basketball team. UCLA received 23 first place votes and 332 points, ahead of Kentucky 303 and South Carolina 268.
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Grid Expert Christman Dies Suddenly
Paul Christman former All-America MU star and NFL champion back with the Chicago Cardinals died of a heart attack at Lake Forest Hospital aged 51. He broadcast college and AFL games before joining CBS as a football commentator. Survived by his wife Inez two sons and a daughter. Wake set at Wenban Funeral Home Lake Forest.
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Pacers slip past Tigers as Mara vich sets scoring mark
Louisiana State star Pete Maravich exploded for 55 points to break the single season scoring record in a 97-87 win over Mississippi State. He needed seven points entering the game and finished with 1,263 points this season, as Mississippi State trailed most of the first half before Maravich carried the rally with 30 of JSU's final 32 points.
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Denny McLain Ponders Future After Suspension
LAKELAND Florida UPI Denny McLain, suspended from baseball for two weeks, says his future is blocked yet remains hopeful of a return. He denies public defense due to a federal grand jury while acknowledging mounting financial strain and offers to perform in night clubs and theaters.
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