Monti Leads After Two in Alpe d Huez Bobsled
Eugenio Monti of Italy, nine time world champion, built a commanding lead at the halfway point of the two man bobsled championships in Alpe d'Huez France. His first two runs totaled 2:20.20 as Horst Floth of Germany moved to second with 2:21.19. The United States sleds improved, with Paul Lamey and Bob Huscher and with Howard Clifton and Michael Luce climbing from early spots.
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France
UPI
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Italy
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Horst Floth
Tiusvania
Pantura
U.S
Paul Lamey
Manchester
Bob Huscher
Valley Stream
N.Y
Howard Clifton
Elnora
Michael Luce
Keene Valley
Breakeman
Lamey
Romania
Romeo Eee
Canada
Hans Gehrig
Harry Goetschi
Nedelcu
Gheorghe Maftei
Park and Recreation Department Schedule for Tomorrow
The schedule lists CENTRAL girls and boys divisions along with ARDING and BOYS' CLUB matchups. Games begin 9:00 a.m. with Webster vs St Raphael on the CENTRAL girls court and continue through afternoon slots featuring Sacred Heart, St Augustine, St Andrew, St Ann, and Wilbur Cross teams among others.
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Webster
St. Raphael
St Augustine
Maplewood
Columbus
St. Andrew
Franklin
Blackham
Hoam
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Black Rock
McKintey
Summerfield
Wailllier Central
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St. Joseph
St. Peter Viog
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St. Mary
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SI. Charles Orcutt Mboys
Garfield
SI. Teresa AS Wiltiler
St. Michael
U S Faces Favored Russians In Olympic Ice Clash
U S coach Murray Williamson leads a tourney underdog squad against the powerful Soviet sextet in Grenoble at Stade de Glace. The Americans hope to upset the defending champions as Lou Nanne captains a taller, heavier lineup while Craig Falkman is sidelined by a broken ankle and Paul Hurley steps in to defense.
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France
UPI
Stade de Glace
U.S
Murray Williamson
Asi
Russia
Lou Nanhe
Minneapolis
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Finland
East Germany
Paul Mistral Park
Williamson
Vlatch Starchinov
Boris Maiorov
Innsbruck
Canada
Craig Falkman
Wing
Golden Valley
Minn
Ice Hockey Standings Prompt Fragment
Fragmentary standings show teams like USSR Czechoslovakia Finland and Germany with scores and gaps. Readers see garbled text and unclear figures. core intent is ranking and goals for versus against.
Finland Stuns Canada In Olympic Ice Hockey Upset
Finland shocked highly regarded Canada 5-2 as Arno Ylonen made key saves to deny late chances. Czechoslovakia routed West Germany 5-1 in Group A while Norway beat France 4-1 in Group B to join Romania and Yugoslavia atop the standings.
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Grenoble
France
UPI
Finland
Canada
West Germany
Arno Ylonen
Norway
Romania
Yugoslavia
Finns Rally in East Standings Amid War News
In a chaotic standings update the Finns sit seventh in the East after a 8-0 loss to Russia followed by a late surge. The report notes scattered scoring events and midgame shifts as Rochester and Cleveland games unfold with unclear dates and results.
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W.L. T. Pit
Gega M Teershe
Sprinatles
Russia
Ainears
Nee Stpiachen
Cleveland
Rochester
Fleming Dominates Compulsory Figures in Grenoble
UPI reports Peggy Fleming built a 77.2 point lead in compulsory figures, totaling 1082.1 points and leaving Gabriele Seyfert far behind. Fleming vows to push for a perfect program and sixes in the free skate as medal contenders shuffle behind her.
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Grenoble
France
UPI
Peggy‘ Fleming
Colorado’ Springs
Colo
Gabriele. Seyfert
East
Germany
Fleming
Colorado College
Tsafe
Thurday
Miss Fleming
Colorado Springs
Miss Seyfert
Beatrix Schuba
Austria
Hana Maskova
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Tina Noyes
Arlington
Mass
New York University
Janet Lynn
Rockford
Olympic Schedule Eastern Time For February Games
Today’s Winter Olympics events include Luge men and women singles at 1 a.m. tentative. Women’s 10 kilometer cross country at 4 a.m. Women’s 500 meter speed skating at 4:40 a.m. Men’s downhill at 6 a.m. Hockey matchups include Sweden vs West Germany at 7 a.m. United States vs Russia at 10:30 a.m. Romania vs France at 4:45 a.m. Two man bobsled runs at 2 p.m. Sagpeatle vs Austria at 2:30 p.m. Canada vs East Germany at 3 p.m.
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Grenoble
France
UPI
Sweden
West Germany
United States
Russia
Romania
Austria
Canada
East Germany
Postponed Olympic Downhill Benefits Kidd in France
Wind and fog delay the Olympic men’s downhill in Chamonix France for 24 hours. Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont benefits from the holdover after spraining his ankle in training. Chile’s Herman Briones suffers facial cuts and a sprained ankle in a spill. Officials plan to restart at noon if weather lifts, with possible carryover to Sunday and Monday events.
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Chambousse
France
UPI
United States
Billy Kidd
America
Stowe, VI
Kidd
Herman
Briones
Chile
Black Rock Little League to hold general meeting
Vic Mickune, president, announced the league will stage a general meeting on Wednesday at 7 o clock in St Ann's Hall on Brewster Street. All season members and others interested in participating this season are invited to attend.
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Vic Mickune
Black Rock Little League
St.Ann's Hall
Brewster Street
Bulls Snap Nine-Game Losing Streak With 131–110 Win
Chicago Bulls end a nine-game skid by defeating the Detroit Pistons 131 to 110. Jim Washington led with 22 points as the Bulls outscored Detroit 43–12 in the final 12 minutes after a 53–53 halftime tie.
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UPI
Bulls
Detroit Pistons
Baltimore Bullets
San Diego Rockets
Jim Washington
Dave Bing
Pistons
San Diego
Baltimore
Kevin Loughery
Loughery
Bullets
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Kimball S
Monroe
McGlockin
Barnhill
Riley
McKenzie
San
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Boozer
Harlrston
Washinpin
DeBusschr
Barnes
Strawder
Robinson
Walker
Erickson
Bing
Sloan
Miles
Haskins
Gischinoer
Clemens
Chappell
MecLamore
Patterson
Splitter
Fox
Schellpase
Totes
Tetels
Detroit HS
Washington
Seltzer
Schellhase
Stoan
Has
North Carolina Beats Wake Forest 80 60
Third ranked North Carolina defeats Wake Forest 80 to 60 in Winston-Salem led by Larry Miller and Charlie Scott who combined for 44 points to push the Tar Heels to their 16th win.
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North Carolina
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
N.C
Larry Miller
Charlie
Scott
North End Boys Club names winners in Spot Shot contest
The North End Boys Club announced winners across four levels in the National Boys Clubs of America Spot Shot basketball contest totaling 147 participants. In a junior league game Fighting Five beat Most Precious Blood 45 35 with Leighton and Carol scoring 26 for the victors.
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North End Boys Club
Boys’ Clubs of America
Robert Cotto
Joe Maura
Vin Liddy
Kieth Armstrong
Gary Russo
David Mack
Vin. Rodriguez
Ronald McLeod
Franklin Loeynick
Barry McLeod
Reginald Hamilton
Ronald Saranich
Richard van Stone
Carl McAllister
Jim Navekan
Anthony Mangieri
David Banks
Larry Morris
Gene Mack
Tom, Sparks
North End Boys' Club
Fighting Five
Most Precious Blood
Jim Leighton
Pete Carol
Paul McBride
Bullets
Tom Walsh
Timmons Plans to Quit As Pitt Court Mentor
Pittsburgh coach Bob Timmons announced he will resign as head basketball coach at the University of Pittsburgh at season's end. He cited lack of interest and patience as reasons for stepping down after this year.
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Timmons
Pitt
Pittsburgh
UPI
Bob Timmons
University of Pittsburgh
New Jersey Americans Snap Muskies in Final Buzzer Thriller
Bruce Spraggins banked two free throws at the final buzzer to lift N J Americans to a 135-123 victory over Minnesota Muskies in Teaneck. Minnesota surged from 14 points down in the last seven minutes to tie with 19 seconds left before Spraggins sealed it.
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Teaneck
Nido
Bruce Spraggins
New Jersey
Minnesota Muskies
Muskies
Pittsburgh Pipers
Minnesota
Irv Ianiger
Spraggins
Mel Daniels
Daniels
Whitney
Monier
Thoren
Freeman
Perry
Ianiger
Palmer Ji
Kunre
Kellers
Mon
Tart
Lloyd
Mathis
Tala
Aaa
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