Knicks rally past Hawks to take 1-0 lead in series
Knicks overcome an early deficit as Bill Bridges missed a key fourth quarter layup and Dick Barnett sparked a 17 point fourth period to beat the Hawks 112-101 in New York. Willis Reed and Walt Frazier added 19 and 20 with Bradley 25 guiding the Knicks while Lou Hudson 22 and Pete Maravich 23 led Atlanta. The matchup shifts to Atlanta for Game 2.
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Longest season seen at Bromley and snowbound resorts
The piece notes Bromley in Manchester Vermont reporting its longest 34 year season with bases of 61 to 74 inches and anticipating Easter operation. It describes widespread powder surfaces across ski country, with other resorts near Stowe and the Catskills reporting heavy snow. Operators credit cooperative weather and frequent weekend storms, while forecasts and delays affected travel.
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Skiscope BOSTON New England ski conditions update
New England Ski Areas Council reports Thursday night ski conditions. Bromley Vermont shows PKD packed powder with 61 to 74B temperatures and E excellent. Codes include base PDR powder MM man made and WBLN windblown. More resorts listed with condition codes.
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Ample cold and sun as snow mounts at Vermont resorts
Weather outlook lists many ski areas with generous cold, sun, and snowfall. Mt Ascutney Glen Ellen E Haystack Hogback Jay Peak Madonna Mad River Glen Magic Okemo Pico Peak Round Top Mt Snow Stowe Stratton Sugarbush Timber Ridge Woodstock massachusetts Brodie Mt show varied snow depths and land use terms including PDR PKD LSGR SC G to E.
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UCLA Bruins reach NCAA final in 1971 after win over Kansas
UCLA defeats Kansas 68-60 in the semifinals at the Astrodome to advance to the title game versus Villanova. Villanova edges Western Kentucky 92-89 in two overtimes to set up the final showdown. Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe lead UCLA while Jim McDaniels fouls out for Western Kentucky.
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Ole Miss Dreams of Cage Glory Dashed by Neumann Jump
ATLANTA UPI Ole Miss coach Cole Jarvis faces a setback as star Johnny Neumann signs a two year two million dollar ABA deal ending his college season. Jarvis recalls Burns and Whittier lines about what might have been while continuing to build the Rebels. Neumann left with family health concerns guiding his choice.
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Palmer chokes birdie bid in National Airlines Golf
In Miami, Arnold Palmer grimaces as the putter slips on a birdie chance in the National Airlines Golf Tournament. He finished with a 70, four strokes off the leading score.
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Bonnies Lose In OT. Tech Faces Tar Heels In NIT Final
St Bonaventure squandered Hoffman's late free throws as Georgia Tech edged the Bonnies 76-71 in two overtimes to reach the NIT final against North Carolina. North Carolina overwhelmed Duke 73-67 in the other semifinal to advance.
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