Field goal wins for Yale loss fuels Ivy clash buildup
Yale falls 17-15 to Dartmouth on a 40 yard field goal in final minute. Dartmouth keeps 4 0 Ivy League lead as Cornell wins 24-21 over Columbia. Harvard beats Penn 28-27 and Princeton defeats Brown 49-21. Other New England and Yankee Conference results listed with multiple teams winning or losing across regions.
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Sanderson Spurs Bruins Revival In 5-2 Win Over North Stars
Derek Sanderson scored twice including the tie breaking goal as the Boston Bruins beat the Minnesota North Stars 5-2. Ken Hodge added two goals, Bobby Orr had a goal and two assists, lifting Boston from a rough stretch to narrow the East Division gap behind the Rangers.
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Arlington Edges Eagles 2-1 In Vermont Tourney Upset
Arlington beat Vermont state hopeful Burlington Fairfax Academy 2-1 as Gene Stone scored the Arlington goal while Larry Rugg stopped all Eagles shots. BFA switched to man to man defense after halftime to deny clean attempts, with Lee Owen and Dennis Holton praised for standouts.
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Bennington Pee Wees stun Adams Jets 10-6 for playoff bid
In Adams Massachusetts the Bennington Pee Wees upset the Berkshire League powerhouse 10-6 to post a 5-1 record and earn a championship playoff next Sunday against Adams. Key plays included Dale Corbett’s interception and Mark Johnson’s 56 yard rushing drive plus a safety by Tom Blackstone and Jeff Girardo that sealed the win.
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Patriots fall to 49ers after costly punt miscues
Ron Gardin fumbled two crucial punts costing New England 14 points in a 27 10 loss to San Francisco. Gardin admitted the drops and a late gamble failed as Forrest Blue returned a fumbled punt for San Francisco’s insurance score.
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TCU Coach Jim Pittman Dies During Baylor Game
Jim Pittman, longtime TCU football coach and mentor to Darrell Royal’s students, died of a heart attack during the Baylor game. His death leads to Billy Tohill, 32, named interim head coach as Abe Martin fields questions about the future. Pittman had suffered prior heart issues in 1964 and 1966 while with Texas and Tulane respectively.
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Trevino shatters golf money records with Sahara win
Lee Trevino, 31, wins Sahara Invitational for his sixth title of the year, boosting U.S. earnings to a record $227,242 and surpassing Jack Nicklaus. He eyes a self styled four way grand slam with Canadian Open U.S. Open British Open and future events. Trevino fired 66 in final round to finish 8 under par 280 at Paradise Valley CC.
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Warriors' bench sparks 109 105 win over Lakers
Joe Ellis came off the Golden State bench to score 12 points in the final quarter as the Warriors defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 109-105. Ellis, a 6 foot 6 forward, entered after Clyde Lee fouled out and energized the late surge with 20 points in total.
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Warriors surge to second place in Pacific standings
Golden State won fifth of six as they tied the Lakers for second in the Pacific Division. Cazzie Russell led with 32 points, Fritz Williams 23, while Gail Goodrich paced the Lakers with 38. Other Sunday results saw Milwaukee top Cleveland 118 102 and Houston defeat Buffalo 102 87. Kareem Jabbar scored 35 for Milwaukee, John Johnson led Cleveland with 19, Cliff Meely 19 and Calvin Murphy 16 for Houston, and Dick Cunningham added 10 for Buffalo.
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