Hoosick Falls matmen fall one short of perfect season
Hoosick Falls High School wrestling finished the 1970-71 season 12-1 under Coach Ken Baker. Standout Ivan Casavant posted 28-1 with 18 pins and four tournament titles, while seniors J D Harrington Dan Drake Jeff Herrington and Kevin Buck depart. Freshman Jim Sutton shows promise as returning veterans like Volkheimer Shaw Biller Altenreid Hayden Thurber help shape next year’s squad.
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Rich Altenreid
Jack Hayden
Tom Thurber
Carr Wicks top All America squad for 1970 71
Notre Dame guard Austin Carr and UCLA forward Sidney Wicks head the 1970 71 All America team chosen by United Press International. Carr led in scoring and achieved 52 points against TCU last weekend. Wicks averaged 22.2 points and led UCLA in rebounds, while Artis Gilmore Roche Meminger comprised the first team alongside. Second team features McDaniels Neumann Durrett Porter Rowe, with Neumann leading the nation in scoring. Third unit includes McGinnis Westphal Erving Yelverton Robisch.
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Inferiors to be weeded out in NCAA play this weekend
Sixteen teams prep for eight NCAA regional qualifiers as UCLA looms as the team to beat. The No. 1 Bruins, 25-1 after beating Southern California, open vs Brigham Young in the Western Regionals in Salt Lake City. Long Beach State (23-4) also in the mix.
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Knicks Beat Lakers in Dimmed Lights at Madison Square Garden
The Knicks edged the Lakers 91-66 after a partial blackout left both ends of the court in dim light. Walt Frazier led New York with 22 points and Bill Bradley added 21 as New York prepared to host the Eastern Conference playoff opener March 25 at the Garden.
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Hoosick Falls Edges Draper In NY State Tourney
Hoosick Falls beat Draper 74 to 67 in New York state tournament play. Fred Cabana and Peter McGuire hit decisive baskets in the closing seconds to seal the victory.
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Knicks rout Pacific champions as lights fail at Garden
The Knicks defeated the Pacific Division titleholders 115 to 82 despite a power outage at Madison Square Garden. The game paused briefly when lights flickered, then resumed with the timer and scorer maintaining the 24 second rule and the benches tracking the clock. Coach Red Holzman praised the team for handling the disruption and staying focused.
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