Cinderella NCAA tournament shapes up with upsets and matchups
The NCAA tourney opens across six sites with Fordham facing Furman in New York and Villanova meeting St Josephs in Philadelphia while UCLA eyes a Pac Eight playoff path. ACC tourney shocks include NC State over Duke and Virginia past Wake Forest as North Carolina meets South Carolina in semis.
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Hart, LeBarron Earn SVL Basketball Honors
Hart tied Brattleboro’s Scott Baldwin for first team while MAU’s Keith LeBarron made the second team. Top votes went to Jeff White and Craig Revilla. Rutland’s Jim Leamy named coach of the year after a 13 8 record.
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Alcindor’s Bucks Lose in OT, End 20-Game Streak
New York dispatch reports Lew Alcindor’s Milwaukee Bucks lost 110-103 to Chicago in overtime as he exploded for 39 points. The defeat halts a 20-game NBA winning run, a franchise record, though Alcindor remains unfazed awaiting a Saturday clash with the Knicks. His high school team, however, is not mentioned beyond a tease.
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Alcindor’s Streaks and Bucks Title Bid Press 1960s-70s
Alcindor and Power Memorial racked up 71 straight wins before losing to DeMatha at Cole Fieldhouse. UCLA’s streaks reach 47 and 41 wins. Alcindor’s career losses total 15 in eight years, with Bucks 63-12 this year aiming for playoff seeding and challenging Philadelphia’s 68-13 mark. The Bucks face the Knicks, a team with three of Milwaukee’s 12 losses this season, as New York holds the prior record for 18 straight victories.
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Dodgers eye Sadecki as Mets trade target in spring camp
United Press International reports the Los Angeles Dodgers show interest in Ray Sadecki from the New York Mets. Sadecki struggled in a 5-4 exhibition loss after three innings of relief as Dodgers rally late. Other camps note Lou Brock’s three run homer in a 7-4 Cardinals win and KC Royals’ 7-3 comeback over the Yankees.
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Esposito extends goal record in Bruins 7 2 win over Kings
Phil Esposito scored his 59th goal tying Bobby Hull's 58 goal mark and added two assists as Boston beat Los Angeles 7 2 in Inglewood. Esposito finished with 128 points after breaking his own 126 season mark. Robby Orr set a new defenseman scoring record with 123 points. The Bruins wrap their west coast trip in Vancouver against the Canucks.
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Vermont State Junior Alpine results at Bromley and Stratton
The All Vermont team selections from the Vermont State Junior Alpine championships list Boys Pete Murphy Richard Woodworth Chris Mikell Bob Hill Doug Tarbell John Wright Jeff Stone Jay Laird Chuck Angell Jesse Beck Malcolm Irons Rick Dworshak Dave Hill Eric Wilson John Higgins and Girls Karen Susslin Leslie Smith Marge Alley Kathy Blauvelt Sara McNealus Lisa Jones Tricia Hellman Mary Beth Quinn as top finishers across No Vermont Mid Vermont and Southern Vermont placements.
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