St Johns Tops Vanderbilt 59 54 on Road Test
St Johns University, an Eastern power, defeated Vanderbilt 59 to 54 in Nashville to extend its winning streak to three. George Johnson led with 21 points while Wayne McKay added 14 as Vanderbilt’s Mike Rhodes scored 21. Holy Cross beat St Anselm 86 67 in season opener. Duke crushed Washington College 110 66 with Spanarkel 23 and Banks 24. Other scores listed include Columbia 9 9, CCNY 65, New Mexico 125, Nevada Reno 100, BYU 66, Weber St 99, Long Beach 96 in overtime, and UNLV 78 Pepperdine 75.
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Red Sox Near Deal With Free Agent Jack Brohamer
Boston may sign 27 year old Jack Brohamer as a versatile infielder for 1978. Ed Kleven hedges, while an anonymous source says an agreement exists. Boston meets Brohamer this week as manager Haywood Sullivan presses to bolster the infield.
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Patriots scrimmage shows promise at Williams
Mt Anthony basketball, playing outside Kates Gym, held a 60 minute scrimmage against Williams College freshmen. Williams led 57 23 in the first period and the second half was even. Key players Turner Feenan Antognioni Johnson Cushman Pembroke Reed impressed, coach Fredrickson promising ongoing improvement and tougher play.
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Longhorns to stay free during Dallas visit
The Marriott chain said Notre Dame officials chose a motel Texas usually uses in Dallas and their reservations were accepted. A Marriott spokesman said the Texas team could instead stay at another Marriott nearby free of charge, after realizing the initial arrangement.
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Mt. Anthony opens on mats in opener with Vergennes
Mt. Anthony Patriots host Vergennes Friday in Patnaude’s eighth season as head coach. The lineup features 39 wrestlers, a tough schedule including Hoosick Falls and Glens Falls, and hopes to rebound from last year’s state showings amid strong junior varsity and freshman participation.
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Bruins Star Stan Jonathan sidelined seven to ten days
Boston Bruins left winger Stan Jonathan will miss seven to ten days after an ankle hairline fracture from a practice accident. Coach Don Cherry said a puck struck him in the ankle during a shot, while Boston rides a six game win streak atop the Adams Division ahead of the Minnesota North Stars.
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Vitale steps down as Detroit basketball coach
Dick Vitale announces he can no longer coach the University of Detroit due to bleeding ulcers, tears in eyes as he explains the decision. He will stay as athletic director and weighs starting a hockey program while not ruling out a return to coaching. The Titans posted a 78-30 record under his four-year tenure and reached the NCAA second round before losing to Michigan 86-81.
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