Connolly Impresses In Red Sox Spring Debut In Arizona
Eddie Connolly of Pittsfield pitched two scoreless innings for the rookies in a 5-0 win at the Red Sox camp in Scottsdale. The 24 year old lefty, invited to spring training as a noncontract, yielded one hit and faced one ball out of the infield. Pitching coach Bill Turley praised his velocity and potential curve ball, noting Connolly’s deceptive delivery.
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Bousquet Cup Race Postponed to March 14
Bousquet ski race postponed one week due to limited conditions. President Donald L. Soviero said the event remains a fun race for the average skier. The race is rescheduled for March 14.
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Red Wings Bid To Overtake Leafs In Tight NLH Standings
Detroit moved within two points of Toronto after a 7 5 win over Montreal, boosting their pursuit as Chicago and Montreal swap first place moves. Gordie Howe led Detroit while Chicago tied Boston 4 4 with goals from Hay Hull Mikita and McKenzie.
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Junior Slalom Set March 15 At Jiminy Peak
The Jiminy Peak Ski Club will sponsor a junior slalom race on Sunday March 15 at the area. Boys and girls 17 and younger are eligible. Entry blanks will be available at Jiminy Peak this weekend and at Benny's Ski N Sport J Marston's Ski Den and the Besse Clarke ski shop.
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Terrell Favored Over Zech In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York AP reports heavyweight Ernie Terrell a 3-1 favorite to beat Germany’s Gerhard Zech in a 10 round contest at Madison Square Garden televised by ABC at 10 p.m. ET. Terrell at about 215 pounds faces 6'7 lefty Zech, 27-1-1 overall, making Garden debut with strong KO streak. Terrell’s 34-4 record supports his betting edge despite Zech’s late knockout win and 11 straight victories.
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Barnum Leads Pensacola Open After Round One
John Barnum, the 51 year old veteran, fired 67 to seize a one stroke lead in the Pensacola PGA Open at the Pensacola Country Club. Fred Hawkins, Dickinson Jr., Bill Collins, Jimmy Clark, Downing Gray chased with 68s while defending champ Arnold Palmer and others posted 69s on the wind battered 6,400 yard, par 72 layout.
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Berksh ire Community College Ski Club trips to Killington
Berkshire Community College Ski Club members joined The Eagle ski editor on a Killington trip near Rutland Vermont. The group rode two long lifts to Snowshed and top trails, with Paul Pharmer coordinating purchases and logistics. Several members and guests, including O Connells, Lydia Abraham, Maureen Costigan, Roseann Pemble, and others, skied novice to expert runs despite misdirections. Road to Maple Valley Vermont followed, featuring Bart and Mary Hendricks and Brattleboro flights of jumping, with Maple Valley’s Terry Tyler discussing future trails and Phil Dunham coaching Brattleboro jumpers.
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Withdrawals reshape Berlin hockey meet field
Berlin Ma rooms host the High Lawn Jerseys of Pittsfield Mass. as Arlington and Melrose withdraw leaving four teams. The Maroons face Granite State All-Stars and Westport Hager Jets with Berlins spot in Lewiston finals secured if they win their group. Glen Eberly joins Berlin as goalie reshuffle boosts Jerseys’ hopes.
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Western State Favored in Rain-Delayed NCSC Ski Meet
Western State College of Gunnison Colo is favored in the rain delayed National Collegiate Ski championships at Dartmouth area sites. The down hill was canceled by rain and Alpine events moved from Mt Ascutney Vt to Cannon Mountain N H. Nordic events were rescheduled at original Dartmouth layouts and a revised giant slalom and slalom were planned. Ed Demers from Western State faces the field as last year s cross country winner and Rocky Mountain regional champion seeking another title. The field includes 16 colleges and universities and top skiers from Duke and North Carolina State are noted in coverage.
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College Basketball By The Associated Press NYU at Fordham
NYU 74 Fordham 69 Seton Hall 102 Upsala 77 Manhattan 118 St Peters 95 Bowling Green 89 DePau 0 Rice 97 So. Methodist 90 Texas A&M 64 Texas 63 Arkansas 108 Texas Christian 77 Texas Tech 6 Baylor 82 Hardin-Simmons 94 Abilene Christian 70 New Mexico 84 Brigham Young 80 Idaho State 111 Montana 88 Wyoming 92 Utah 7 Clemson 81 Maryland 67 Wake Forest 79 Virginia 60 North Carolina 80 So. Carolina
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