Patriots bid for New England win in Bangor tonight
Mt Anthony Patriots travel to Bangor Maine to face Manchester Central in the New England tournament opener. Coach Dave Fredrickson expresses optimism, citing solid recent practices and depth. Key players include Martin Maguire Parmenter Ottaviano and Dwyer with Daigneault and Callanan providing depth.
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Flyers climb to first as NHL West action shines
The Philadelphia Flyers extended their 11 game unbeaten streak and opened a 10 point lead atop the NHL West with a 3-1 win over the Vancouver Cannocks. Rick MacLeish and Bill Barber scored for Philadelphia as Bernie parent nears the all time wins mark.
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Industrial softball league planned to involve residents
The Recreation Department seeks to form an industrial softball league limited to working members of each organization. It would run separately from the existing yearly softball league. Interest meetings are set for March 26 at 8 p.m., April 9 at 7 p.m., and April 16 at 7 p.m. in the Recreation Center, with women’s leagues also being formed and meeting March 26 at 7 p.m.
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Celtics Lose Big Game Costly For Havlicek
The Boston Celtics lost to Atlanta, nearly ending their bid for the NBA best record and triggering about $3,000 fines per player. John Havlicek decried the poor showing and vowed improvement as Boston faces the Portland Trail Blazers at Boston Garden.
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UVM hockeys historic firsts cap stellar season
Vermont completed a record setting year with a 6-2 win over Merrimack to win the Division II divisional title becoming the first II team to sweep three divisional championships. Three Catamounts earned college division All-America honors as Vermont prepared for NIHT in Duluth after a 28-5-0 senior year.
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Quinlan Places Second in Nordic Championship Race
Steamboat Springs Colo Mark Quinlan 17 of Bennington finished second in the boys 6 kilometer cross country at the National Junior Nordic Championships held March 11 16. He also contributed to the Eastern division team which finished first in seven of twelve Nordic events including mixed relay and multiple jumping events.
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Utah Seeks NIT Crown After Narrow Win Over BC Eagles
Utah expresses confidence in claiming the NIT title after a dramatic 76 75 semifinal berth securing victory for Boston College over Connecticut. Freshman Paul Berwanger delivered a late game winning heave as BC overcame a 17 point second half deficit to beat UConn.
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Semi finals set as Utah Scouts Purdue in final forecast
Utah ousted Memphis State 92 78 as Purdue and Jacksonville won their quarters to meet in Saturday semifinals. Utah coach Bill Foster said their chance to win improved. Boston College edged UConn as Berwanger’s late bank shot sealed a dramatic finish.
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N.C. State to meet UCLA in semi finals
NC State faces UCLA in the NCAA semi finals after workouts in Raleigh and Greensboro amid a home crowd. UCLA, defending champions, arrives with Marquette and Kansas in the other semi. Wolfpack leaders express confidence. Bruins focus on rebounding and pressing play.
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Carew seeks fourth batting title with revised swing
Rod Carew, already a three time batting champion, arrives in spring training with a new idea to tinker his swing by wiggling the bat while waiting for pitches. His experiment draws immediate comment from wife Marilynn and Twins manager Frank Quilici, but he soon abandons the twist. Carew remains confident in his God given stroke, which produced 203 base hits and a .350 average last season.
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Greco elected captain again for Vermont hoops
University of Vermont captain Joe Greco of Whitehall New York leads the 6 5 forward in scoring and rebounding with 12.7 ppg and eight rpg. He becomes the third Vermont player to captain twice in the last 50 years. Freshman Charlie Trapani of Oakland New Jersey earned team MVP honors and led in rebounds eight times while averaging 9.2 ppg and 6.5 rpg. Vermont finished 9 17 overall 3 9 in Yankee Conference with no seniors on the squad.
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