Celtics Hold Off Bulls In OT Thrilling 121 115 Win
Boston Celtics beat Chicago Bulls 121 115 in overtime as John Havlicek and Jo Jo White combine for 68 points. Havlicek hit a clutch 20 footer with 12 seconds left in regulation to force OT, then scored the first three baskets in overtime. Bulls see end of 12 home win streak.
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Bruins Rally To Sixth Straight Win Over Rangers
Bruins defeat Rangers 6-3 as three late goals after a disputed high-sticking penalty swing the game. Esposito nets his 56th, Vadnais scores, Marcotte adds an empty-net tally. Orr earns three assists for 121 points on the season. Bruins stretch winning streak to seven.
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Malone College shocks Kentucky State in NAIA tourney upset
Malone College of Canton Ohio upsets No 1 KY State 85-77 to end their run. Mark Klein delivers 41 points for Malone and Larry Arrington anchors defense as Kentucky State fails to lead. Other second round results include St Marys of San Antonio beating Newberry 75-59 and Tri-State defeating Husson 96-78 with Ish McKitchen scoring 29 for Husson.
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Thornton and Portland Advance In Tourney
The Blues Portland and the Carpenters Thornton Academy advanced to the semi final round of the Biddeford Boosters Association Undergraduate Tournament. Portland edged Sanford Redskins 65-59 after fending off a late foul shooting barrage. Thornton overwhelmed Westbrook 70-42 with a fast break and tight defense, turning a close early contest into a decisive win.
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Warner Sets UMC Records At Orono This Season
University of Maine star Bob Warner led the Golden Bears in scoring and rebounding, setting three school marks for best single season field goal percentage .574 most rebounds in a season 352 and career rebounds 1012. He finished with 19.7 points per game and 14.1 rebounds per game. Coach Skip Chappelle trails in career points by one, and Jim Stephen son leads Maine with 1518 career points. The piece also notes the St Francis College Student Senate donation to baseball and a UMaine Portland clinic on March 23. Plans for local high school scheduling and bids for field repairs are mentioned, along with a new Boston Garden box lacrosse team the Boston Bolts beginning April 28 at the Garden.
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Wooden Enjoys This Season and Bruins Team Delights Fans
UCLA coach John Wooden hails this year’s Bruins as among his favorites in 27 seasons, praising a balanced squad with no star but strong teamwork. The 23-3 Bruins won a ninth straight Pacific 8 title, entering NCAA play as the second seed behind Indiana and opening the tournament against Michigan in Pullman, Washington.
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Health Is Key To 1975 Red Sox Fortunes
The 1975 Boston Red Sox face a season built on health after a 1974 collapse. Key players Fisk Wise Petrocelli Griffin Tiant and Lee anchor a lineup with Yaz at first. Tony Conigliaro eyes a comeback while camp battles determine center field and designated hitter roles amid a reshaped pitching staff.
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