Celtics Triumph In NBA Showdown 123 116
Celtics edge Pistons 123 to 116 as Detroit sparked a late surge but could not overtake Boston. The game featured strong performances and key stretches in a high scoring display.
Stay-A-While captures City Open Senior title in Bridgeport
Rip Brosley's 82-65 loss set the tone as Stay-A-While used its height and fast break to beat Brosley's Professionals 82-63 for the Senior division crown. Jaden Stay-A-While led the champions with help from Larry Roberson and Jeff Howard on the boards, while Roberson topped scoring with 24 and Sparks earned MVP honors for the tournament.
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Augert and Faerbinger Win Holmenkollen Kandahar Slalom
Jean Pierre Augert of France and Burgt Faerbinger of West Germany won the men’s and women’s special slalom events at the Holmenkollen Kandahar championships in Narvik Norway. Augert finished 104.32 seconds total for two runs, while Faerbinger clocked 82.42 seconds. Jon Terje Deverland of Norway was runner up in the men’s race at 104.70 seconds and Michelle Jacot of France was second in the women’s race at 83.0 seconds.
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Pro Basketball NBA Scores Report
Boston 129 over Detroit versus College of Los Weasles, Minnesota 345, Kentucky 167. Data shows varied team results across leagues with notable high scoring games and mixed college exhibition notes.
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Wings Rally Tops Bruins 5-3 in Detroit Comeback
Frank Mahovlich scored the 300th and 301st goals of his NHL career as Detroit erased a 2-0 deficit to beat Boston 5-3. Gordie Howe and Bruce MacGregor added two more in a three-goal third period rally that lifted the Red Wings above the Bruins, who dropped into a second-place tie with New York. Bruins’ Bobby Orr returned from knee surgery but drew two 10-minute misconducts late in the second period.
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Canadiens Rout Black Hawks 7-2 in NHL clash
Montreal Canadiens defeated Chicago Black Hawks 7-2 as John Ferguson scored twice in a three-goal first period. Yvan Cournoyer added a goal within 2 minutes 30 seconds, and Beliveau, Backstrom, and Savard also scored in the final period. The win marked Montreal’s sixth this season while Chicago fell toward fourth in the Eastern Division standings.
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Celtics Edge Pistons In Game One Thriller
Boston holds off Detroit 123 116 to take a 1 0 lead in the Eastern semi final. Russell nets late baskets with Havlicek as Boston rallies from 18 down in the first half. Russell 34 rebounds and 23 points lead Celtics supported by Siegfried Jones Howell. Bing 30 for Pistons. Series resumes in Detroit Monday.
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Muskies edge Colonels in ABA playoff opener
In Minneapolis Saint Paul UPI Mel Daniels scored a career high 44 as the Minnesota Muskies beat Kentucky 115 102 in the first game of a best of five ABA playoff series. Daniels added 12 rebounds and 14 in the fourth quarter to pull away.
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Holy Family tops St Anthony in CYO Western division
Ron Bazza scored 26 points, 10 in the final two minutes, to lift Holy Family to a 53-50 win over St. Ann at Archbishop Shehan Center in a CYO Western division game. Assumption won by forfeit over Most Precious Blood. In the East, Joe Pantano’s 12 led Blessed Sacrament to a 48-46 victory over St. Margaret Mary as St. Charles forfeited to St. Lawrence.
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Rangers Cup Leafs 4-2 sets all time club mark
The New York Rangers defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 after three first period goals gave New York a club scoring record of 214 goals for the season. Orlando Kurtenbach and Ron Stewart led the attack with two and one goals respectively, as the Rangers moved to sole possession of second in the NHL East.
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Defending Champ Hidu Wins Remington Shoot Trophy
Lou Hidu won the 3rd annual Remington Challenge Cup Frap Shoot at Remington Gun Club with a 169x200 in 16 yard singles and handicap events, also taking the 16 yard class A title. Other winners were Douglas Minor, Michael Pomponio, and John Bouffard, with Minor claiming the 2014-yard handicap. Runners-up were Ed Dolinky and Kay Duckworth. 188 shooters attended the first registered trap shoot of the season, Curt Clair arranged the event.
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Wright Fires 71 For First Place
In Port Malabar Florida Mickey Wright shot a 71 to win the $10,000 Port Malabar Invitational with a three day total of 216 and collect $1,500. Leslie Holbert finished fourth at 221 while Marilynn Smith ended three strokes back at 219. Kathy Whitworth posted 78 to finish nine behind, with a field featuring several LPGA stars and notable scores.
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Dot Hull Leads Barnum Duckpin Tourney Winners
Dot Hull of Danbury and teammates headline Connecticut duckpin action as 504 bowlers compete. Hull wins the Barnum women's event with a six game 812 including a 169 high, while Krystock tops the St Joseph D event at Waterbury with 833. Guerrette takes the Lucky Strike B at Mansfield with 884, and multiple 800+ scores highlight a weekend of strong finishes across 218 entrants. Curling champions crown Canada at Montreal, Ron Northcutt skip.
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