ECAC hockey tourney semis set as Harvard Cornell UVM BU win
Harvard crushed Clarkson 10 to 5 as Danny Bolduc scored four goals in Cambridge. Boston University edged Brown 5 to 4 in overtime after a tight comeback, Vermont rallied past Providence 7 to 5, and Cornell beat New Hampshire 4 to 2 to advance to the ECAC semifinals.
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UPI
Danny Bolduc
Clarkson
Bolduc
Blitzkrieg
New England
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Jim McMahon
Ted Thorndike
Boston University
Brown
Boston
Ithaca
N.Y
Dave Christina
Big Red
University of New Hampshire
Cincinnati Beats Duquesne to Secure Postseason Bid
Cincinnati, ranked 19th, clinches 72-70 over Duquesne to finish 15 straight wins and 21-5. Bearcats likely earn a tournament berth. Duquesne eliminated from ECAC playoffs. Louisville beats Memphis State 84-79, enhancing NCAA at-large hopes for Louisville and Memphis State. Holy Cross tops Connecticut 81-69 in ECAC regional. Connecticut earns third seed. Other results include Utah State over Montana State 95-69, Georgetown over Wheeling 105-68, Baylor over Texas Tech 60-55, and Ohio University 79-71 vs Penn State.
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Providence
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Semifinal basketball game report with multiple scorers
Reading from a compiled schedule and play-by-play, the document lists periods and player scores for a semifinal basketball contest. It names teams and players such as Pembroke, Mt. Anthony, Papin, Hurley, Carter, Daigneault, Burke, and Jim Maguire with numerous shot attempts, free throws, and jumper plays across four periods. The record reads like a detailed battleground of points with many substitutions and time stamps.
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Mau
BHS
Evarts
Papin
Hurley J. Lind
Hurley
Burke
Carter
Daigneault
Bouchard
Russ
Perrin
Reille
Burlington
Mt. Anthony
Pembroke
Jim Maguire
Rouille
Papin Carter
Park
Exotic betting seen as greater threat to racing
John V. Newman of the National Association of State Racing Commissioners told a federal gambling study panel that exotic wagering such as the exacta and trifecta poses a larger danger to honest racing than doping. He warned that public dissatisfaction could push for stricter regulation if these schemes cannot be securely policed.
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Washington
UPI
John V. Newman
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Federal Gambling Study Commission
Newman
California
Horse Racing Board
Ing
Ernest B. Morris
U.S. Trotting Association
Morris
Congress
Roosevelt Raceway Clerks Accept Tentative Contract
Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury N Y resumed normal betting after parimutuel clerks voted 296 to 10 with 13 abstentions to accept a tentative contract. A spokesman said all betting facilities were operating as fans returned to the stands following the one day strike. The venue had closed to the public Monday night but races were held for Off Track Betting wagerers.
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Westbury
N.Y
UPI
Roosevelt Raceway
Parimutuel Clerks
Raceway
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