Indiana Wins Big Ten Title as Gophers Fall Short
Indiana clinched the outright Big Ten crown after a 77-72 win over Purdue while Minnesota, ranked fourth, stunned by a 79-74 defeat to Northwestern. Musselman’s Gophers suffer back-to-back losses and face NCAA bracket implications as Indiana advances to the tournament.
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Cornell tops Eagles in ECAC title thriller
Cornell defeats Boston College 3-2 to secure the eastern collegiate hockey championship and an NCAA bid. Ned Yetten of BC made 49 saves in a standout performance, while Bob Murray’s third-period goal broke the 2-2 tie. Carla Ugolini earned MVP honors amid BC’s strong effort and a partisan 12,047 crowd.
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NCAA hockey pairings set for national championship tourney
Denver faces Boston College and Cornell meets Wisconsin in first round games. Denver takes on BC at Boston Garden Thursday, with Cornell-Wisconsin Friday. Winners meet for the title Saturday. Cornell earned an automatic bid by beating BC in the ECAC final. BC also qualified, while Denver and Wisconsin joined by beating Michigan Tech and Notre Dame respectively.
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Berra fines Willie Mays for missing practice with Mets
New York Mets manager Yogi Berra fined Willie Mays $1,000 for failing to show up at Saturday’s practice or notify the club, the largest fine of Berra’s tenure. Mays admitted the mistake and said he flew to Atherton, California to be with his wife. Staub was fined $200 last week for reporting two pounds overweight.
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Crusaders bomb Jets to tie for first in WHA
The Cleveland Crusaders routed Winnipeg 11 to 2 on Sunday, leveraging New England’s off day and Winnipeg’s poor performance to move into a first place tie with the Whalers. Ron Buchanan scored in every period, with other goals by Dilabough, Jarrett, Pumple, Horton, Gjlearwater and Brindley.
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General meeting on Boosler tickets at Eagles rooms
The Bennington Generals host a 8 pm meeting in the new Eagles rooms to discuss selling Boosler tickets. President Bob Long urges all interested residents to attend this important gathering.
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Celtics avenge Knicks in 122 107 victory
United Press International reports the Boston Celtics defeated the New York Knickerbockers 122 to 107 in a statement of pride after losing their previous three matchups. The result adds a personal triumph for Celtics against the Knicks in this contest.
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Plante Beats Canadiens As Bruins Win Tight Match
Jacques Plante, 44, backstopped Boston to a 5-2 victory over Montreal, their first win in the season series. Bucyk, Roberts, and Shepard provided key goals while Lapointe scored twice for the Canadiens. Bruins coach Guldahl praised a complete team effort as Boston moved on the road to face New York and Buffalo.
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Veterans Cup race at Mt Snow draws top skiers
A large fast field is expected for the Veterans Cup giant slalom at Mt. Snow on March 18. The race serves as a tune up for the National Veterans Championships at Waterville Valley March 21 to 23, drawing top competitors from across the country. It also closes the Sise Cup series named for Al Sise of Wellesley Massachusetts, a notably active young racer.
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Gavett Competes In Eastern Junior Alpine Skis Meet
Gavett of Wilmington placed fifth in the slalom and ninth in the giant slalom at the Eastern Junior Alpine Ski Championships at West Mountain New York. He clocked 97.41 seconds total for two runs and 92.28 in the giant slalom. he skated for Haystack Mountain Ski Club and is 17. The event draws top junior racers from 9 states in six events March 4 5 and 7 with top finishers advancing to the North American Junior Championships March 11-36 at Crystal Mountain and White Pass.
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Serious 'Super Mex' wins two straight PGA events
Miami report says Tee Trevino, 2-time PGA winner in three weeks, trains hard, drinks none since July, and calls himself nervous. He captured the Coral Eastern with a one-stroke victory over Bruce Crampton and Tom Weiskopf, after leading early and closing with clutch birdies to take $30,000. Trevino’s 1973 earnings rise to $98,275.
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Quechee Lakes selects Trumbull-Nelson for club house
Quechee Lakes Village awards the 1 million dollar, multi story club house contract to Trumbull-Nelson Construction of Hanover NH, known for Woodstock Inn and Daniel Webster Cottage work. Construction to begin soon with completion set for spring 1974. Architects Environmental Systems Organization of Brookline MA. Contact Tom Hoppa for details.
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