Assumption Greyhounds Defeat Bentley For Newcady Title
Assumption College of Worcester topped Bentley College 87 82 to win the Newcady College Division title. John Gorchowalski led with 23 points as five Assumption players reached double figures, improving the Greyhounds to 20 7.
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Bentley College
Waltham
Mass
Evansville
John Gorchowalski
Assumption
Newcady
Bentley
The
Greyhounds
Falcons
Jim Boylan
Paul Brennan
Bill Wurm
Chris Brall
Brian Hammel
Gannon
Erie, Pa
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Undergrad Tourney Kicks Off At Liger Gym
The Biddeford Athletic Association undergraduate basketball tournament opens at 6 15 tonight at the Liger Gym featuring Big Eight Conference varsity teams. DiPietro of South Portland faces Andy Lane's Shoes from Deering and Noyes Tire of Cheverus meets Doran's Drug of Biddeford at 8. Tuesday's quarterfinals have Jerry's Restaurant of Sanford versus the Blues of Portland at 6:15 with the Carpenters of Thornton Academy taking on the Blue Blazes of Westrook at 8.
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Liger Gym
DiPietro
South Portland
Andy Lane
Deering
Noyes Tire
Cheverus
Doran's Drug
Biddeford
Jerry's Restaurant
Sanford
the Blues
Portland
the Carpenters
Thornton Academy
Westrook
Navratilova Edges Goolagong In Indoor Final Showdown
Martina Navratilova recovered from a midmatch dip to topple Evonne Goolagong 6-2 4-6 6-3 in Hartford in the $75,000 U S Women's Indoor Championships final. Rod Laver beat Arthur Ashe 6-2 7-6 in Hartford as Australia claimed another World Cup Tennis win over the United States.
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Boston
Martina Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Evonne Goolagong
U.S
Hartford
Conn
Rod Laver
Arthur Ashe
Australia
United States
Shreveport
Juan Gilbert
Spain
Poland
Wojtek Filha
Bruins, Flames clash ends in Boston win and records
Boston’s Bobby Orr set a defenseman goal record with his 38th while Bob Luce tied the NHL single-season shorthanded goal mark with eight. Gregg Sheppard scored twice in the final minute, sealing the Bruins 5-2 victory as Buffalo and other NHL teams won.
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Don Luce
Boston
Gregg Sheppard
Sheppard
Atlanta
Bruins
Flames
Luce
National Hockey League
Sabres
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Montreal Canadiens
New York Rangers
California Seafs
New York Islanders
Philadelphia Flyers
Detroit Red Wings
St. Louis Blues
Minnesota North Stars
Toronto Maple Leafs
Washington Capitals
Bobby Orr
Orr
Phil Esposito
NHL
Carol Vadnais
Ken Hodge
Toronto
Dave Keon
Jocelyn Guevremont
Pittsburgh
Craig Ramsay
Michel Plasse
Tigers Hope for Pitching Revival in 1975 Season
LAKELAND Fla AP new faces going places Detroit Tigers spring camp opens amid doubts about a pitching staff that flopped in 1974 finishing last in the AL East. Manager Ralph Houk cites reliance on young arms while noting key departures and new players including Ron LeFlore Tom Veryzer and Nate Colbert as the lineup reshapes around uncertain pitching and veteran leadership.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Ralph Houk
Baltimore
Montreal
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Woody Fryman
Ed Brinkman
San Diego
St Louis
Bill Freehan
Mickey Stanley
Philadelphia
Freehan
Houk
Willie Horton
Gates Brown
Kaline
Aurelio Rodriguez
Gary Sutherland
Ron LeFlore
Tom Veryzer
Nate Colbert
Night Harness Racing Card Highlights Eight Races
Post time seven thirty p m features eight trots and pacing divisions with $500 and $600 purses. Notable entries include Moonlight John Lusty Tide and Bevan Girl in Race One, Impromptu and Esquire Adios in Race Two, Sad Sack and Crafty Chief in Race Three, Pemaquid Dickey and Avon Anthony in Race Four, B J Repeat and Chips Champ in Race Five, Janie W and Election Returns in Race Six, Lucky Nickawampus and Tad Hanover in Race Seven, Buddy Ben and Dr Cass in Race Eight. multiple favorites listed across divisions with top drivers such as Hafford Perkins and Renaud among others.
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R. Hafford
Moonlight John
L. Perkins
D. Richards
H. Renaud
Fortune
I. Bluestein
J.D. Salley
G. Nye
Bevan
D. Carlisle Jr
R. King
Arch
P. Norton
Cotter Hanover
H. Coleman
Ruth
G. Reed
R. Arnold
Dickey
S. Clary
Avon Anthony
R. Smith
Helens Adonis
G. Gardner
Tiptoe
Markalan
A. Tzikas
Charming Chance
Windsor Lady
D. Gray
Gypsy Hill
Quintela
Chas. Smith
Chips Champ
G. Deletetsky
Low Street
Tim Tut
G. Randall
Carousel Hal
Yankee Sue Scot
B. Pike
Aunt Charlotte
H. Renaud C . Dee
L. Bennett
Janie W. F. Parker
Clever Valerie
G. Chagnon
Adios Thona
Greenacres
F. Woodbury
Mc Jane
Nadines Champ
W. Miller
Lucky Nickawampus
R. Arnold Granby
S. Quinn
Tad Hanover
J. Ferrara
Billy Boy C
K. Cluff
Scooter Lou
D. Gorgonez
Divot
R.L. Cushing
Vince Adios
Race results from a multi-race pari mutuel card
The results list ten races with top finishers, payoffs, and times. Notable winners include Election Vote, Valensia, Bradley Joe, Pasta, Au Revoir Sky, Eastern Ruler, Ballard Road, Rocky Glen, Greenacres Cash, and Responder, with exacta and trifecta payoffs and handle noted where applicable.
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Knight Keeper
Mutiny Brooke
Steady Song
Real Story
Ezy Brew
Bradley Joe
The
Mr. Jefferson
Sunny Blue Waters
Dizzy Liz
Honest Ken
Son of
Eden
Queenie Ann
Exacta
Pasta
Shawn Overlook
Mark's Bomb
Quintela
Au Revoir Sky
Trotwood Sharon
Duke
Tuff
Mungo
Jody
Guy
Doe
Rocky Glen
Senator Craig
Rusty Relco
Volo Sue
Charger
Rawhide
Diller
Greenacres Cash
Bambi Moraka
Bungo Baggins
Super Stud
Hal Wil
Yankee Walnut
Brad's Boy
Responder
Prince Eureka
Wise Prudence
Artful Adios
Ginger Red
Barrister Bill
Miss Minx
Mandarin
Standings and results summary from Seattle to Vancouver
Standings show Seattle ahead by two points as 103 99 and 112 107 race with Phoenix Portland Chicago 82 and Sunday results list Philadelphia 113 Washington 100 Golden State 102 Boston 101 Detroit 106 Kansas City New Orleans 90 Cleveland 86 Los Angeles 116 Houston 95 Saturday and Sunday scores include Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Kansas City Buffalo St Louis Toronto Minnesota New York Islanders Vancouver Chicago Los Angeles Montreal New York Rangers Buffalo Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit Boston Atlanta Toronto Washington St Louis Minnesota California New York Islanders Monday no games Tuesday schedule includes New York Rangers at Boston Detroit at New York Islanders Atlanta at St Louis Buffalo at Los Angeles Kansas City at Vancouver
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New Orleans
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New York Rangers
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California
New York Island
NHL
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Orleans
L.angeles
Pitts
K.c.omaha
Washa
Milwaukee
Golden St
Calif
L. Angeles
New York
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