Burlington Seahorses Triumph To Face Rice In Final
Burlington overwhelms Mt Anthony 64 52 in the Vermont Class L semifinal as Chuck Copp lead the Seahorses with 21 points and the press defense forced 15 turnovers. Mt Anthony ends 15 8 while Burlington improves to 20 3 and 13 straight wins.
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Burlington Seahorses
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Rice Mauls Msj
Queen City
Burlington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Patrick Memorial Gymnasium
Vermont
Patriot
Rice Memorial High School
Seahorses
Chuck Copp
Copp
Patrick Gymnasium
Mr. Anthony
Scott Griffis
Dick Cutler
Steve Hurley
Scott Griffin
Brad Steele
Randy Mook
Mickey Carmody
Rice
Bennington
Dave Frederickson
Green Mountain Boys
Steele, B
Steele
Copp Irish Hambridge
Adsit Kurth Marshall
Mt, Anthony
Mook
Griffin Cutler
Carmody Hurley
Luczynski
Arlington Eagles Set To Face Proctor Phantoms In Rutland
Arlington coach Tim Williams leads the Eagles in a tough 8 p.m. home clash against Proctor Phantoms. Proctor, defending Class M champs with a two week layoff, seeks a third MVL win over Arlington, led by Art Wyman and Dan Clayton. The Phantoms hold a vast scoring edge with Clayt Doty, while Arlington relies on a rugged go go offense.
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Arlington Eagles
Tim Williams
Bennington County
Proctor Phantoms
Rutland High School
Proctor
Eagles
Swanton
Maroon and White
Tom Lawson
Clayt Doty
Doty
Mike Corey
Kevin
Mark Candon
Dave Pentkowski
Phantoms
Bill Greene
Hal Shortsleeve
Chris Keyser
Bob
Joe Buzzell
Dave Kynoski
Arlington
Art Wyman
Dan Clayton
Steve Young
Steve Coulman
Mike Lindsey
Keith Rice
Gordy Howard
John
Haugsrud
Burr and Burton Bulldogs
Lonborg Debut Shuts Out Mets In Sox Exhibition
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg overcame nerves to throw three scoreless innings in a 7-4 spring training win for the Red Sox over the Mets at Chain O Lakes Park Winter Haven Fl. He allowed two hits one walk and said he focused on breaking pitches rather than pinpoint control while starting the game.
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Winter Haven
Fla
UPI
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Sox
New York Mets
Boston
Minnesota
Dave Gray
Mike Jackson
Mike Nagy
Lonborg
Chain O’ Lakes Park
Mets
Buddy Bradford
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Lolich
Gary Peters
White Sox
John Hartenstein
Barry Houser
Larry Killingsworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Robertson
Pirates
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Grant Jackson
Larry Colton
al Rakio
Bill Wilson
Frank Fernandez
Bobby Murcer
John Orsino
Bill Robinson
New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
Doug Rader
Bruins Win Cage Poll Despite Loss to USC
UCLA crowned United Press International No 1 basketball team for 1968-69 season with a 25-1 mark despite an upset by archrival USC. Coached by John Wooden, UCLA received 34 first-place votes and 340 points. North Carolina finished second, Davidson third, Santa Clara fourth and Kentucky fifth, as final ratings list 20 teams with notes on records and voting.
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John Wooden
Bruins
North Carolina
UCLA
Tar Heels
Davidson
Santa Clara
Kentucky
LaSalle
Purdue
St. John’s
New York
New Mexico State
Weber State
Wyoming
Colorado St
South Carolina
Kansas
Bullets Rally Behind Monroe and Loughery to Top Suns
Baltimore Bullets snap a four game skid with a 140 121 win over Phoenix as Earl Monroe scores 33 and Kevin Loughery adds 27 to push their lead in the Eastern Division. The Suns fade with a 43 point fourth period while Dick Van Arsdale tops Phoenix with 37.
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Baltimore Bullets
Baltimore
National Basketball Association
Earl Monroe
Kevin Loughery
Bullets
Phoenix
Monroe
Loughery
Philadelphia
Suns
Dick van Arsdale
Gail Goodrich
Eagle Franchise Up For Bidding
In a federal hearing Leonard Tose 51 heir to a trucking fortune leads as bidders to buy the Philadelphia Eagles. Referee Kaiser opened sealed bids from several multi millionaires as of May 1 the sale becomes final if debt laden Jerry Wolman can raise 35 million. At least four offers were reportedly made including Norman Raab and Thomas D McClockey both Philadelphia notables.
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Baltimore
UPI
Leonard Tose
Philadelphia Eagles
Joseph O. Kaiser
Jerry Wolman
Tose
Norristown
Kaiser
Expansion Teams Surprise With Strong Spring Start
Four new MLB expansion clubs Kansas City Royals San Diego Padres Montreal Expos Seattle Pilots post an 11-4 combined spring record as exhibition play begins. Royals sweep Washington Senators 4-0 on Galen Cisco Steve Jones and Larry Sherry pitching. Padres drop a 5-4 decision to Cleveland Indians. Phillies Reds Mets Dodgers Astros Braves and others post wins as spring training unfolds.
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Kansas City Royals
Royals
Washington Senators
Pompano Beach
Fla
San Diego Padres
Montreal Expos
Seattle Pilots
Senators
Ted Williams
Galen Cisco
Steve Jones
Larry Sherry
Jones
Padres
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Ariz
Dick Kelley
Indians
Ken Harrelson
George Scott
Jerry Moses
Boston Red Sox
New York
le Conigliaro
Tony
Red Sox
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Rowmaker
Ed Handridge
Gene Luczynski
Sharp
USC
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
Rudy la Russa
Jeff Mullins
Warriors
la Russa
Mullins
Nate Thurmond
Jon McGlocklin
Bucks
Eagle Franchise
Norman Raab
Thomas D. McClockey
Matthew McCloskey
Democratic Party
Curt Blefary
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Weaver
McNally
Sonny Siebert
NBA
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