Hawks and Celtics Set Records in 146-125 Battle
The Atlanta Hawks routed the Boston Celtics 146-125 as Ton Hudson scored 96 points in a game at Alexander Memorial Coliseum. Atlanta set an arena scoring record and Boston chalked up a Coliseum foul and free throw mark. Other NBA results included Detroit over Chicago 126-119 and Philadelphia’s 159-125 win over Phoenix.
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DAML Diego routs San Francisco as Hudson fuels Atlanta surge
Hudson set career highs at the free throw line 16 of 18 and added 1 for 18 from the field as Atlanta moved one game clear of Los Angeles in the Western Division. John Havlicek led Boston with 31 points. Detroit beat Detroit? The text shows Detroit built a 14 point edge before rallying, with Bing scoring 28 in the final quarter and 47 overall in a 14 point win. Philadelphia matched a season high with 139 or 159? Confusing. Tibolt Darrell Imhoff tied NBA streak with 308th straight game for 76ers. West scored 28 for Lakers in comeback win over Milwaukee. San Diego erupted for 47 in a final period to 150 over Cincinnati. Stu Lantz had a career-high 35 for the Rockets. Van Arsdale injured for Cincinnati.
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Jerseys Drill Flyers 6-1 In Lenox Senior A Clash
The Jersey boys rode a three-goal burst in six minutes to down the New Haven Flyers 6 1 in Lenox. Rich Scammell Barry Law and Peter Hlozek scored two goals each while goalie Larry Gero handled the load for the Jerseys. Hlozek’s first year with the club followed his escape from Czechoslovakia during the Russian invasion. The Flyers, short-handed with a limited lineup, pressed late, but the Jerseys controlled the play with solid defense and timely scoring despite travel woes from a winter storm.
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Robin Clark wins Mt Tom Junior Cup in sprints
Robin Clark of the Jiminy Peak Club Hanover captured the Mt Tom Junior Cup for girls by finishing the slalom course in 97.61 seconds at Holyoke on Saturday. Her sister Holly Clark, also from Jiminy Peak, was second in 93.81 seconds and Kathleen Sweeney of the Edelweiss Ski Club Greenfield placed third at 100.1 seconds.
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Schenk Wins World Title In Skating
Ard Schenk of the Netherlands, a 3 year old physiotherapy student, claimed the world speed skating title in Oslo with a record 173.478 points across four events. He defeated Magne Thomassen of Norway while Jan Bols set a 15 minute 22.6 second 10,000 meter record. Schenk also set a 1,500 meter record in 2.044.
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Amherst Clips Williams in Little Three Showdown
Amherst defeats Williams 79 to 32 to move to 9-7 while Williams stands at 5-8. Lord Jeffs led 31-29 at halftime and pulled away after the break with an 18-0 run. Dave Auten scored 19 for Amherst. Vernon Manley led Williams with the high Ephs tally.
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UMass Defeats UConn in Key Yale Conference Clash
UMass beat UConn 85 to 71 in a tight Yale Conference showdown at Storrs. Dennis Chapman and Bob Staak starred for Massachusetts with timely scoring as Julius Erving posted 20 points and 21 rebounds. Rhode Island led Maine earlier and moves to 4-1 while UMass sits 4-2 in the standings.
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Volls Dominate Harris Cup Ski Races at Bousquet
Suzanne and Patricia Voll finished first and second in the girls 7 and 8 year old class in the Harris Cup at Bousquet. Peter Tucker won the boys 7 and 8 year old race. In 5 and 6 year olds Michaela Gleason led girls with Frank Munn Jr. first for boys. Debbie McDermott and Kathleen Carey were second and third for girls, Glenn Burgess and Danny Conway for boys. Susan Hartwell placed third in older girls. Tim Davis second and Darren OBrien third in older boys.
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Mount Snow ski pro chosen for world championships
Manfred Krings, a Mount Snow ski pro and former Austrian junior team member, was named Sunday to compete in the world professional ski championships in Val Bier Switzerland later this month.
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Mrs Waslewski Dies at 51 in Berlin Connecticut
Mrs Mi chael Waslewski 51 mother of major league pitcher Gary Waslewski died at a Newington hospital after an extended illness. A Berlin native she is survived by her husband Gary two sons and a sister. Gary pitched for the Boston Red Sox in 1967 and later with the St Louis Cardinals and the Montreal Expos. She attended Wahconah Park games in 1959 when Gary played for the Pittsfield Berkshire Red Sox.
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Sox Greet 13 Batterymen At Opening Spring Practice
Winter Haven Florida AP Eddie Kasko opens Boston Red Sox spring training at Chain O Lakes Stadium with 13 early reporters including pitchers Lonborg Ramos Siebert Santiago Culp Brett Jarvis Wagner Stange Lyle and catchers Moses Montgomery Pavletich plus veterans Yastrzemski Gibson. Kasko aims for light camp pace while managing injuries and ongoing roster questions. The article notes Santiago elbow surgery and Lyle weight loss as notable points.
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