Esposito Orr spark Bruins 7 3 win over Canucks
Phil Esposito scored three goals and two assists as the Boston Bruins beat the visiting Vancouver Canucks 7 3. Bobby Orr added a goal and an assist to reach 101 points, becoming the first NHL player to score 100 points in three consecutive seasons, while Boston extended its lead in the East. Other NHL results include Pittsburgh over Detroit 7 4 and Philadelphia 3 0 over Minnesota.
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Ron Schock
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National Junior Nordic Championships at Middlebury Snow Bowl
The National Junior Nordic Championships will be held March 6 to 12 at Middlebury College Snow Bowl Vermont. Hosted by the U S Eastern Amateur Ski Association and Middlebury College the seven day meet features 10 Nordic events including cross country relay, jumping on 15 30 and 56 meter hills and Nordic combined. More than 175 junior skiers from eight USSA divisions plus a Canadian contingent are expected to compete for titles in eight divisions with both boys and girls events open to the public.
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Bennington Catamounts Fall 7-1 in Hockey Duel with Worth Adams
Bennington lost to Worth Adams 7-1 as Norm Ryan closed the scoring in the second period with an assist from Ken Cestone. Joel Teffry made 30 saves while Jerry O Neill netted both Bennington goals in a later rematch against North Adams. Next game is Thursday at 7:30 pm versus Albany in North Adams. The league runs through May 4. The Viking Ski Touring Center in Londonderry hosts a NASTAR cross country race on March 4 open to all with medals for top finishers. The event begins at 2 pm with a pre-race clinic at 1:30. Frank Spicer of Bennington chosen Area Chairman for the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl Game at Dartmouth Memorial Field on August 19. Spicer leads the ad push and ticket work with four Area Chairmen statewide. Since 1971 the game has raised about $350,000 for Shrine Hospitals. The event is sponsored by Beklash Temple, Mt. Sinai Temple, and Cairo Temple with hundreds taking part.
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Kim Fitzgerald
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Londonderry
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ABA Draft Picks College Underclassmen for Pros
Sopho more center Bill Walton of UCLA and junior Doug Collins of Illinois State are among top underclassmen weighing a jump to pro basketball. The ABA held a secret draft Thursday with several names released. Notable selections include seven-foot sophomore David Bren of Jacksonville, picked by Memphis in the second round, and Ed Ratliff of Long Beach State chosen by the Indiana Pacers. Walton is not expected to sign.
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Rockets
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Paul Stowell
Arizona State
Claude Terry
Stanford
Paul Westphal
Southern California
Dallas
Larue Martin
Loyola
Mike Ratliff
Eau Claire
Bob Morse
Pennsylvania
Feam
Floridians
Dwight Davis
Houston
Utah
TS Aba
Ulah Stars
Vince Boryla
Lyndon teams prepare tours during March recess
Lyndon State College will send two athletic squads baseball and tennis on tours during March break. Tennis heads to Florida with a stop at Princeton Indoor Courts and Bartow for practice and matches. Baseball departs March 29 for Winter Haven and Orlando for two games plus Florida Tech contests. daily outdoor play is seen as key to a strong season.
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Princeton
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Newport
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Manchester
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St. Johnsbury
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Russian cross country teams win relays at World University Games
In Lake Placid on a damp day the Soviet Union swept both men and women four and three woman relay events. Nikolai Emerlin sparked the men with a 14 minute lead. the US placed third, 15.1 seconds behind Japan. The Soviet women dominated with Nina Selmina Olga Rokko and Lubof Muskhachova winning in 1 hour 1 minute 23 seconds.
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Nikolai Emerlin
Sergei Saveilov
Fedor Simatev
Ivan Pronin
Simacev
Sapporo
United States
Ronnie Yaeger
Larry Martin
Joe McNally
Gene Morgan
Alaska
Nina Selmina
Olga Rokko
Lubof Muskhachova
Thoeni Wins Giant Slalom At Heavenly Valley
Gustavo Thoeni of Mary wins the men’s giant slalom at Heavenly Valley with a 161.30 total. Henri Duvillard moves into World Cup season lead with 20 points after finishing second, ahead of Jean Noel Augert by 2 points in the standings.
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UPI
Gustavo Thoeni
Mary
Heavenly Valley
Henri Duvillard
France
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Augert
David Ziyiling
Austria
Edmund Bruggmann
West Germany
Josef Jeat
Germany
Brogemann
Reenard Russi
Switzerland
Rangers Transplanted Senators Shake Up Florida Camp
Texas Rangers training camp in Pompano Beach presents hopefuls like Toby Harrah Jeff Burroughs and Ted Kubiak while Ted Williams Nellie Fox and Sid Hudson serve as coaches. Owner Bob Short relocated the team from Washington D C promising hustle in close games despite uncertain prospects for a winning season. Frank Howard looms large at 6 foot 7 285 pounds as a key player in the Texas move with veteran starters including Dick Bosman Bill Gogolewski Pete Broberg and Denny McLain.
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Pompang Beach
Fla
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Texas Rangers
Florida
Ted Williams
Teddy Ballgame
Don Drysdale
Chantobacco
Fox
Sid Hudson
Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Baseball Movemant
Washington D.C
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Jeff Burroughs
Ted Kubiak
Williams
Fox and
Hudson
Drysdale
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Enat
Bob Short
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Texas
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Dick Bosman
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Detroit
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Winter Ski Area Notation Amid Spring Conditions
A scanned list details multiple ski areas such as Bolton Valley Haystack Stowe and Sugarbush with coded statuses like spring conditions wet or dry and numeric ranges for snow, lift or trail data. The garbled text appears as an OCR capture of resort notes, compiling wind, precipitation and condition flags across regions including Greewood Brook and Timber Ridge with limited coherent dates or specifics.
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