Mt Anthony Patriots vs Middlebury Tigers Class L Quarter Final
Mt Anthony and Middlebury meet in Rutland for the Class L quarter final with the winner advancing to Burlington for a Monday semifinal. Middlebury brings a 14 6 record and veterans Atkins Prickett Carruth Fucile Gleason Rowe and others to face Mt Anthony led by Cutler Griffin Carmody Hurley and Mook.
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Middlebury Tigers
Rutland
Burlington
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Tigers
MSJ
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al Wedwall
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Windsor
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Butch Atkins
Frank Prickett
Atkins
Springfield
Prickett
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Cosmos
Mike Rowe
Vin Fucile
Brad Gleason
College Towners
Dick Cutler
Scott Griffin
Mike McDonough
Mickey Carmody
Patriot
Gleason
Carruth
Facile
Dave Frederickson
Cutler
Griffin
Steve Hurley
Randy Mook
MSJ. Rutland
Burlington - Montpelier
Patrick Memorial Gymnasium
University of Vermont
Mt Anthony and Windsor tilt shapes Mt Anthony victory hopes
Mt Anthony meets Windsor in a pivotal game on a slippery MSJ court as both teams seek a win to boost their tournament chances. The Tigers and Patriots tread carefully, aiming for a decisive victory that could send Mt Anthony toward Burling ton while Middleton waits.
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Patriots
Windsor Yellowjackets
Bennington
Windsor
Rutland
Patriot
Tigers
Burlington
Middlebury
Jim Browne
MLJ Mounties
Rutland Raiders
Raiders
Rice
Spaulding
Crimson Tide
MSJ
Patrick Memorial Gymnasium
Mt. Anthony Middlebury
Burlington-Montpelier
Hoop Scores Class L Playdowns and College Results
Hoops results list several games with scores across Class L playdowns and college matchups. Notable scores include MSJ 41 Rutland 39 and Rice 74 Spaulding 57 in high school play, while college games feature East Boston College 93 Duquesne 72 and Rutgers 77 New York Univ 74. Atlantic Coast Conference tournament action in Raleigh shows North Carolina 94 Clemson 70 and Duke 99 Virginia 86.
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Rice
Spaulding
East Boston
Col
Duquesne
Rutgers
N.Y. Univ
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Manhattan
Midwest
Louisville
Bradley
Drake
St. Louis
Southwest
Oklahoma St
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa St
West San Jose St
Loyola Calif
Raleigh, N.C
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Clemson
Wake Fist
N. Car. St
S. Carolina
Maryland
Duke
Virginia
Bucks Lose Hard Fought Game Hit By Free Throws
Milwaukee Bay outduelled by Cincinnati 112-110 as Oscar Robertson hit late free throws. Bucks hover five games behind Detroit in the Eastern Division while a coin flip may decide Lew Alcindor's ABA fate. Other scores note Atlanta 138 Philadelphia 99 and San Diego 110 Boston 97.
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Philadelphia
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Walt Wesley
Cincinnati
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Pee Wee Reese Fired From NBC Game of the Week
NBC drops Pee Wee Reese from the Thursday Game of the Week, replacing him with two announcers. Curt Gowdy remains, Tony Kubek moves up, and Sandy Koufax shifts to a backup role. Reese, 49, expresses disappointment but acknowledges offers in other ventures and reflects on being fired for the first time.
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Red Sox
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Tony Kubek
Gowdy
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Jim Simpson
Chet Simmons
NBC
Sandy
Simmons
Kubek
NCAA Playdowns Begin Tonight in 16 First-Round Games
Defending champion Kentucky Wesleyan meets Transylvania in the South region as the 13th annual NCAA college division tournament opens with 16 first-round games. Top-ranked Ashland and 25-0 Alcorn A&M headline a 32-team field, with winners advancing to regional finals this weekend and the Evansville quarterfinals next week.
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Transylvania
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Ashland
Ohio
Alcorn A&m
Southwest Missouri State
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Cheyney State
Evansville
Ind
Ownesboro
Alcorn
Bellarmine
Wesleyan
United Press International
Eagles
Wittenberg
Philadelphia Textile
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Springfield
St. Olaf
University of California At Davis
Oglethorpe
Old Dominion
Norfolk
American International
South Dakota State
UPI
New England
Midwest
Assumption
Mass
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Syracuse
N.Y
Great Lakes
Valparaiso
Williams Busts In First Outing
Ted Williams manages the Washington Senators in his first spring game in Pompano Beach Florida vs the New York Yankees. The Senators manage only one hit as Exhibition Season opens. Pete Rose signs with the Reds for about 85000 while four Cubs reach two year deals. Willie Horton signs with Detroit for about 60000.
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Washington Senators
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Pompano Beach
Fla
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Bob Bailey
Orlando Pena
Expos
Reds
Pete Rose
Rose
Chicago Cubs
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Ferguson Jenkins
Billy Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Orlando Cepeda
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Bing Devine
Cepeda
Javier
Devine
Phils
Johnny Briggs
Rick Monday
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Willie Horton
Detroit Tigers
Cournoyer's hat trick fuels Canadiens over Maple Leafs
Yvan Cournoyer, 5 7, powered Montreal to a 5-3 win against Toronto as he tallied his third hat trick of the season. Beliveau added three assists as Montreal pulled within a point of first in the East, with Boston idle. Rangers beat Detroit 4-1 and Flyers 5-1 over Los Angeles as playoff races tighten.
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Jean Beliveau
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Dick Duff
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Los Angeles Kings
Bob Nevin
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Detroit
Toronto
Arnie Brown
Jean Ratelle
New York
Andre Lacroix
Flyers
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Don Blackburn
Dick Sarrazin
Dick Cherry
Bill Sutherland
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