Mt Anthony Reaches Third Title In Classic State Final
Mt Anthony won the class L state championship on a last minute interception by Pembroke and a Daigneault jumper, clinching their third state title under coach Siave Fredrickson. Burlington led 49-46 before MAU surged in the final minutes to prevail 63-61. Pembroke and Worden starred, with Daigneault finishing as the unshaken captain of three MAU championships.
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Tom Mazza
Pete Geannelis
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Terry Worden
Bill Russ
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MAC
Buce Beynon
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John Sleeman
John Restino
Irwin
Zarley
J.C. Snead
Hale
Kapp fights damages suit against Patriots and NFL
In a second week of his damages trial, Joe Kapp faces questions from defense attorneys as former Mayor Joseph Alioto speaks. Kapp claims NFL Commissioner Rozelle barred him from 1971 training camp, depriving him of earnings after refusing to sign a standard contract challenged as illegal. The Rozelle Rule and contract terms have previously been ruled against. the trial is limited to damages and the Rozelle Rule remains central to the dispute.
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Rozelle
NCAA field seen as unbalanced with Midwest strength
UPI notes the 32 team NCAA tournament appears unbalanced after conference playoff upsets. Hofstra, Connecticut, Virginia, Texas Tech and Memphis State earned spots over Louisville, Maryland, Texas A&M, Providence and Lafayette. Virginia’s ACC upset reshaped the Mideast, leaving Indiana, Marquette and UNC in that region.
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Patriots finish 11th at New England wrestling meet in Biddeford
Mt. Anthony Patriots place 11th among 50 teams as John Ulrich finishes third and Ray Bishop fourth. Glen Van Orman suffers a concussion in semifinal, Dennis Bull unable to compete. Bishop wins event for Rhode Island powerhouse Hendricken. Spaulding and Vermont champions also medal. Coach Patnaude calls the finish respectable as MAU season ends.
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Ray Bishop
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Bennington Bowling Leaderboard Prizes Highlight Rich-field Finish
Bennington’s event rewards top finishers with 40000 for first and 22800 for second. Irwin, already with about 74000 in earnings, rises to the lead regardless of outcome.
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