Hoosick Falls Hoosiers fall to Whitehall 76 60 in season finale
Whitehall overwhelmed Hoosick Falls 76 to 60 as the Hoosiers closed their season with a hard fought loss. Bob Dowling led Hoosick Falls with 17 points while Frances Cabana held All-American Joe Greco to ten. Whitehall finished 19 and 1. Hoosick Falls ended 13 and 4 in Section II Class C.
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UCLA survives upset bid to reach NCAA semifinals
UCLA barely defeated Long Beach State 57-55 to advance to the Houston Astrodome semifinals as Sidney Wicks sealed the win with four late free throws. Villanova, Kansas, and Western Kentucky also won to reach the final four, with Western Kentucky overcoming Ohio State in overtime.
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Bruins Fall Just Short Of Records In 7-5 Loss
Eddie Shack fired a hat trick to spark the Buffalo Sabres past the Boston Bruins 7-5 at Boston Garden. Phil Esposito reached 141 points with two goals, while Bobby Orr added his 37th as Boston missed several club records despite high scoring.
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Player wins Jacksonville Open in sudden death near 7 under
Gary Player edged Hal Underwood in a sudden death playoff to capture the Greater Jacksonville Open at 7 under par 281. Miller Trevino finished a stroke back, Palmer shot 291, and Player dismissed sudden-death format as luck driven despite his 11 prior playoff losses.
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