Frazier Griffith Loom as Garden Boxing Doubleheader
Joe Frazier and Emile Griffith head a championship boxing doubleheader at Madison Square Garden, with Buster Mathis and Nino Benvenuti as opponents. Expected crowd around 16,000, gate potential near 600k to 700k plus TV and rights income. Frazier and Griffith receive 175k each, Benvenuti 80k, Mathis 75k. four fighters priced from 10 to 100 dollars with a near sellout.
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Harry Markson
Boxing For the Garden
Post-Season Action Ahead In N E College Basketball
The Associated Press notes Harvard fights to escape Ivy League cellar, while Boston College and smaller schools enter postseason play. BC faces St Bonaventure after an 17-7 season, Dartmouth eyes fourth place, Holy Cross hopes for NIT bid, and regional NCAA and NAIA tournaments begin in Worcester and Rochester with numerous pairings and host sites.
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Eagles Seniors Triumph In Intramural Basketball Fight
Eagles Seniors defeated the Juniors 88 to 71 at St. Jo n Hall in class competition. A 17-13 first period edge grew to a 48-31 halftime margin as Dave Pelletier scored 23 and Ron Cote 22 to lead the seniors while Rene Simard contributed 18 and Cadorette 21 for the juniors.
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Rochford
Simard
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Daigle
Pare
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Bouffard
Pinette
Murphy
Lessard
Sima
Mamo lowers Colby mark at first Colby Invitational
Colby's Sebside Mamo clocked 8 48.3 in the two mile at Colby College Invitational in Waterville. About 1 500 spectators witnessed the Ethiopian distance star erase 57 seconds from the previous mark as 300 athletes from northern clubs and colleges competed in the daylong 30 event program.
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New Hampshire Skiers Dominate Junior Teams
New Hampshire led the boys while Vermont topped the girls as the Eastern U S Junior National Alpine ski team selections were made at Sunday River after three days of eastern championships in downhill giant slalom and slalom for under 18s. The team will compete March 13 16 in Bozeman Montana with Julie Walcott Madonna Vermont and Brad Kennison Madonna Vermont shining in the girls and boys events respectively.
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N.H
Jan Palmer
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Hanover
David Currier
Eastern Slopes
Tom Leonard
Gore Mt
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Mt. Snow
Steve Lathrop
Debbie Flanders
Mt. Sunapee
Andrea Davis
Burke Mt
Allison Teague
Mt. Mansfield
Mimi Staff
Killington
Debbie Fisher
Brown University to search for new athletic director
Providence report notes Brown University will replace athletic director Dick Theibert, who resigns effective June 30 after five years. He cited personal goals to pursue but did not elaborate on specifics.
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Senior Girls Sweep Games At St Louis
Senior girls win two intramural games at St Josephs Hall defeating Sophomores 45 to 33 and Juniors 60 to 14. Strong defense and period scores mark the Suns. Roy Addarias Hamilton Ray Bermond Ro cray Pari sien Roy Petit lead Seniors while Jean Baiguy Oliver Angers Betheaume pace Juniors.
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Hockey Standings and Recent NHL Results Snapshot
National Hockey League East and West divisions show Montreal leading the East with 78 points, New York 75, Chicago 73, Boston 72, and Toronto 59. West features Philadelphia at 62, Minnesota 59, Los Angeles 58, St. Louis 55, Pittsburgh 53, Oakland 44. Recent games include Minnesota 3 Montreal 2, Toronto 5 Los Angeles 2, New York 4 Philadelphia 0, Oakland 6 Pittsburgh 6, Detroit 5 Montreal 2, New York 4 Chicago 0, Boston 9 St. Louis 3.
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Umpires Oppose New Spitball Rule in Spring
The Associated Press reports umpires led by AL head Cal Hubbard oppose the new spitball rule that bans touching the mouth with a warning then ejection. Hubbard questions managers push and predicts possible balk-rule regress. Spring training centers on player pay, with Callison Briggs Rojas and Wise unsigned for Phillies, Alou/Speizio holdouts for Pirates and Cardinals, while Reds face seven holdouts.
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Matty Alou
Ed Spezio
St. Louis Cardinal
Julian Javier
Cincinnati Reds
Bowlerettes Triumph In Scarborough Pro League Tilt
Scarborough hosts a women’s pro bowling match where the Bowlerettes beat league leader State of Maine 1520 to 1467. Doris Gillis 339 Lillian Lessard 313 pace the Bowlerettes with Montpas 302 and Nelson 341 Millett 316 for Maine.
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Doris Gillis
Lillian Lessard
Jeannette Montpas
M. Nelson
Mary Millett
J. Soulard
J. Montpas
L. Lessard
R. Boyajian
D. Gillis
M. Walker
Dummy
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N.doughty
Iowa State Eyes Big Eight Title Frontrunner clash in Ames opens season’s final stretch
Iowa State hosts first place Kansas State as the Cyclones chase their first Big Eight title in 23 years while tied for second with Kansas. Elsewhere, Iowa Hawkeyes seek a Big Ten crown at Minnesota, and Houston remains 28-0 as other top teams vie for remaining NCAA berths. District playoff results, conference tours and NIT selections fill the national picture.
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76ers Triumph Over Celtics In Garden Showdown
Philadelphia 76ers upset Boston 133-127 to push toward a third straight Eastern Division title as Hal Greer scores 43 and the game features a Garden crowd of 14,692 amid a late eruption after ejections. Celtics' Larry Siegfried and Philadelphia's Billy Cunningham were sent off after tempers flared.
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Dave Bing
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McCoy McLemore
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Duke Over UNC In Triple Overtime Thriller
Press poll ranked Duke beats third-ranked North Carolina 87 86 after three overtimes. Thursday first round games pair Duke with Clemson and North Carolina with Wake Forest.
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Lillian Camire Defends Twin City Bowling Title
Lillian Camire, newly crowned Ladies Twin-City Champion, defends her title against former holder Estelle Harper in a 20-string match at Roll-A-Way Lanes Tuesday at 2 p.m. Camire won the crown by defeating Connie Fleurent and aims for a second straight win as Harper seeks to reclaim the championship.
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Bruins Load Up Scorers In 9-3 rout of Blues at Boston Garden
Bruins explode for nine as Eddie Shack breaks slump with two late goals and a blistering third period. Johnny Bucyk adds two, McKenzie reaches 24, while Sanderson and Hodge move toward 20. Gerry Cheevers assists on McKenzie's goal as Boston tops St Louis 9 to 3. Westfall injures knee in first period. X rays ordered.
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Eddie Shack
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Sanderson
Apee Hodge
Stanfield
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Westfall
Conigliaro warns rivals as Red Sox prep for season
Boston star Tony Conigliaro warns pitchers not to throw at him after a severe injury last August. He vows to retaliate if challenged, while he resumes batting practice and manager Dick Williams outlines cautious pacing for him and Carl Yastrzemski in spring exhibitions.
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Sunday Women’s Pro League Match Promises Plentiful Strikes
The upcoming Sunday Women’s Pro League game is described as a high scoring affair with many strikes and spares expected, all set to unfold in a telescoped broadcast format.
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