Quarry says Foreman harms boxing as he fights Shavers
New York AP Jerry Quarry criticizes heavyweight champion George Foreman for inactivity and predicts boxing decline while preparing to face Earnie Shavers in a 13 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Quarry expects a quick win and aims for a title shot with a strong performance.
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Dana Wilson nets 61 points in Husson win
Senior Dana Wilson of South Yarmouth Mass scored 61 points to lead Husson College to a 96 89 victory over Ricker College. Officials said he may have broken the national small college scoring record with 23 field goals and 15 free throws in 16 attempts.
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French Regains Scoring Touch In WHA Victory
John French scored four goals as the New England Whalers came from behind to defeat the Toronto Toros 8 to 6 at the Garden before 5 160 fans. Hugh Harris opened the burst with two power play goals, French tied and then capped the comeback with an open net score after a Toros rally and a early third period row.
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Cesar Cedeno Remains In Jail In Fatal Shooting
Cesar Cedeno of the Houston Astros remains jailed in Santo Domingo after a judge weighs whether to charge him with voluntary homicide in the shooting death of Altagracia de la Cruz. Police exonerated Cedeno of wrongdoing, but he must be questioned under Latin American law to determine possible charges. The 22-year-old outfielder reported the incident and later faced police questioning.
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Biddeford Youth Hockey Names New Officers
At the December meeting the Biddeford Youth Hockey Association elected its executive committee with Robert Provencher as President Raoul Cote as Vice President Jean Paul Boucher as Secretary and Owen Pratt as Treasurer Outgoing President Harold Gray was thanked for his years of service The association under Gray expanded hockey interest to four youth teams and formalized the organization A new rink in Biddeford prompted plans for more teams and greater parental coach and official involvement The Rochambeau Club will continue sponsoring the pee wee team and provide one hour of free lice time each month The next meeting is at Biddeford High School on December 20 at 7 30 p.m.
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College basketball scores roundup from a midweek card
Army over Rochester 58 56 and Syracuse defeats LaSalle 75 68. Sacred Heart edges C W Post 56 55 while Seton Hall down Cal Poly SLO 69 62. Other results include Boston College 76 over Fairfield 68 and St Bonaventure 95 over St Francis New York 84.
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Celtics rally past Braves 126 119 in Providence
Boston tops Buffalo 126 119 for 20th straight win over the Braves in four years at the Civic Center. McAdoo scores 42 as DiGregorio says Celtics play together and tired from overtime in Atlanta. Celtics depart for extended trip starting in Houston Friday night and won’t return to Boston Garden until Dec 31.
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St Francis hockey beats Windham 1 0 for first win of season
St Francis Red Knights defeat Windham Vermont 1 0 as Paul Buckley scores five goals and, with Jim Burke and Ed Coughlin, fuels 18 points. Buckley leads a strong line for coach Jim Thomson. Also notes New England Football Conference adds Framingham State College and University of New Haven for 1974 joining Nichols, Plymouth State, Curry, Maine Maritime, Boston State, Massachusetts Maritime and Bridgewater State.
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