Proctor Edges Arlington After Last-Second Turmoil In OT
Proctor defeats Arlington 39-58 in overtime after a dramatic final sequence. Sivret steal and foul call at two seconds sparked controversy as Owen fouled, leading to Sivret free throws and a Proctor rally that carried into overtime. Jeff Corey top-scored for Arlington with 18 while Mike Morgan led Proctor with 14.
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Rutland
Arlington
Proctor
Eagles
Jim Covey
Lee Owen
Procter
Phantoms
Owen
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Geren
Rutlanti
Sivret
Sivrer
Bill Hall
Mike
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Jin Corey
Dave Kynoski
Jeff Coray
Fran Garrow
Garrow
Hall
Kynoski
Jim Gray
Frank Ramsey
MVL
Jeff Corey
Lagies
Dennis Holton
Jim Corey
Mike Morgan
Holton
Sacred Heart
Urayeennaa
Axl Owen
Burlington
Poultney
Marian
Barre
Jeff Houghton
Blue Devils
Gary West
Corey
Jett
Jim
Halt Dusha
Halton la Oren
Keough
Gray
Ova Morgan
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Gutterbabes
Omens
Tornadoes
Dubbers
Hot Shots
Joan Capriola
Haydens
Yard
Bev Mattison
Hogan's Heroes
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Marka
Supreme Motor Mart
CIRLS
Green Mountain
Pownal Valley
Guttersnipes
Fairdale Farms
Cart
Tansitor Electronics Livewires
T.E. Alley
B&r
Smitty's Gulf
Carlton trade sparks pay debate in baseball
In Clearwater, Steve Carlton reflects on a trade from the Cardinals to the Phillies and the salary clash with Marvin Miller and the Players' Association. Carlton says the move helped his salary, while Miller questions the deal's fairness amid looming negotiations and the Curt Flood case.
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Clearwater, Fla
Steve Carlton
Phillies
Philadelphia
Marvin Miller
Players' Association
Carlton
Cardinals
Rick Wise
Supreme Court
Curt Flood
Congress
Miller
Gussie Busch
Bing Devine
Carlin
Miami
Bing
St Louis
Dartmouth to resume varsity play for freshmen restricted teams
Dartmouth College announced that it will resume competition near season against ECAC Division affiliated teams that use freshmen on the varsity, while continuing to prohibit freshmen from varsity play. League results show multiple 3-1 and 4-0 scores across city and girls leagues.
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Sportbriefs
Ttanover, Nla
UPI
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth College Athletic Council
Dr Fager's progeny drive training season at Hialeah
At Hialeah and Tropical Park trainer John Nerud returns to care for 27 horses including seven Dr Fager offspring. He describes Dr Fager as possibly the fastest horse ever, notes world mile records and four national championships in one year, and discusses the colt crowding the track as Nerud and others assess offspring such as Paternity and Killace while Burning Bridges and Tout loom in the stable.
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Bobby Woodhouse
Dr. Fagers
John Nerud
Nerud
Scotty Schulhofer
Ms Swivel
Tartan Farms
Tarzan
Hialeah
Tropical Park
Schulhofer
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Dr. Fager
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Nerid
John
Charles Fager
Boston
Leahy Clinic
Aspidistra
Washington Park
Chicago
New York
United Nations
Atlantic City
Damascus
Hedevar
Bill Shoemaker
Billy
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Charlotte
Joe Blintteljeble
Burning Bridges
Nerut
Joe
Fager
Nerul
Golden Hills
Ocals
Fla
Braves Eye Pennant Run With Or Without Cepeda Carty
Atlanta manager Sam Harris insists the Braves are definite pennant contenders despite Cepeda and Carty returning uncertainly from injuries. He highlights Aaron, Garr, Williams and emerging players while praising Niekro, Reed, Jarvis and McQueen as key pitching depth for a 1972 bid.
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John G. Griffin
UPI
West Palm Beach, Fils
Sam Harris
Atlanta Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Rico Carty
Cepeda
Carty
Harris
Aaron
Hechaps
Huth
Braves
Lneup
Ralph
Garr
Earl Williams
Gaer
Wilix Millan
Marty Perez
Darrell Evans
Phil Niekro
Ron Reed
Pat Jarvis
Mike McQueen
Athlete of the Month nominees announced for February
Barbara Cochran, Olympic gold medalist from Richmond, leads February nominee list for athlete of the month. Also honored are her brother Bob, Stan Dunklee, Phil Rancourt II, three girl basketball players Carolyn Campbell Bethel Debbie Higgins Bellows Falls Mary Thomas Oxbow, plus four other basketball players two wrestlers and one hockey player.
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Richmond
Bob
Brattleboro New England
Stan Dunklee
Phil
Carolyn Campbell
Bethel
Debbie Higgins
Bellows Falls
Mary Thomas
Oxbow
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Washington
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