MAU in finals tonight seeks 4th championship
Mt Anthony of Bennington faces Burlington High in the Vermont Class L final at 7:30 p.m. at Patrick Gym. Mt Anthony seeks a fourth straight title after a 91 77 semifinal win over Rice Memorial, while Burlington returns for a second straight year. The Seahorses rely on height with Bruce Beagon and John Wallace, and backcourt threat from Dave Miller and Greg Bourgea, while Mt Anthony plans to match Beagon with Scott Maguire and may rotate Lemieux or Geannelis.
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John Hubbard
University of Vermont
Patrick Gym
Burlington
Mt. Anthony of
Bennington
Burlington High
Mt. Anthony
Rice Memorial of
Patriots
Alan Daigneault
Seahorses
Rice
Bruce Beagon
Windsor
John Wallace
Yellow Jackets
Dave Miller
Greg Bourgea
Dave Fredrickson
Scott Maguire
Beayon
Mike Lemieux
Pete Geannelis
Fredrickson
MSJ
UVM
Eagle Eye
Pete Hennigsen
Channel 11
BBS and Wasps to meet in class I state final
Burr and Burton faces Woodstock in a Marble Valley League all final for class I at UVM gym tomorrow at 2 30. Woodstock’s Mike Gyra scored 24 in a 64 59 semifinal win over Union last night. Burr and Burton beat Milton last season to claim the state title.
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Barre
Burr
Burton
Woodstock
Leland
Bulldogs
Burlington
Lindblad Joins Rangers Amid Finley Kuhn Feud
New York UPI reports Paul Lindblad becomes a Texas Ranger and will report to training camp amid the ongoing feud between Oakland owner Charlie Finley and Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Kuhn approves Finley’s $400,000 sale of Lindblad while warning against liquidating talent and promising scrutiny of major assignments. Finley blasts Kuhn in a telegram and vows legal action. the Dallas hearing transcript remains sought as the suit nears a late March decision.
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NEW York
UPI
Paul Lindblad
Texas Ranger
Oakland A
Charlie Finley
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Finley
Oakland
Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
Boston
Vida Blue
New York Yankees
Chicago
Dallas
National League sluggers unsigned in spring talks
New talks unfold as Mets renew Dave Kingman for one year at a 20 percent pay cut and plan a $3 million five year deal. Phillies slugger Mike Schmidt seeks a multi year contract well over $300,000 annually. Spring camp notes include Cuellar heel, Buckner finger, McCovey back, and Dierker ankle with D'Acquisto hurt but X rays clear.
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Mets
Dave Kingman
Philadelphia
Mike Schmidt
Kingman
Schmidt
Dave Lanfield
Clearwater
Fla
Phils
Lanfield
McCovey
Larry Dierker
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Dierker
Houston
John D'Acquisto
D’acquisto
Rogers shoots 66 to lead Florida Citrus Open field
Bill Rogers fired a six under par 66 to grab a one stroke first round lead at the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando. He credited a phone chat with his Texarkana pro for sharpening his swing after missing two prior cuts. Several players followed with 67s and 68s as wind gusts challenged the Rio Pinar course.
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Bill Rogers
Florida
Orlando
Fla
Texarkana
Tex
Hale Irwin
Rogers
Crosby
University of Houston
Toomey Competes in Daytona Two Road Races
Brian Toomey of North Bennington will race in the Daytona 200 on a 250 cc Yamaha, entering a 75-mile novice and a 50-mile amateur event. Eighty starters expected in the international field on a 3.9 mile asphalt track with speeds up to 160 mph. This is his first season as a professional after three years of racing. Bennington Garage spark plugs and Peterson Power Equipment parts sponsor his effort. three mechanics and friends accompany him. The first race is next Wednesday.
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Brian Toomey
North Bennington
Toomey
Bennington Garage
Peterson Power Equipment
Florida
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Ruly Carpenter
Paul Owens
Mike Cuellar
California Angels
Cuellar
Baltimore
Chicago Cubs
Bill Buckner
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
San Diego
Stavens & Frost, Inc
Vermont
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Jerry Robison
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Adams Clothes Shop
Miles Lumber Co., Inc
Arlington, Vermont
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