Sports Tournament Fragments Across New England Area
Tournament results and scores reported for college teams include Baruth 7 Big John Suny, Queess Hi and CCNY Hi entries, with New England College Tourney at Bridgeport and Lowell 1 New Hampitis 8 New Haven 7. Sacred Meas 1, Hoyt Heidelberg 1. Baldwin-Wellzee Wittenberg Xi and Moakingum 45. Went Virginie Conferesce Tourney Aint Reued Binefield St. 75 Glenville St. 72 Concord ST Aldersed-Broeddus 75 W. Liberty 4, Davis & Elkins 4.
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Beaketpall Highlights From Damancudo Week
High schools boys and girls basketball feature mixed results across cities such as Pesiesville Predarjek and Thetis Joka with several matchups including Middletown at Singapore and Ladoor Track State BE Wee at Navy Saturday. College games include Mont St Marys at American and Mount St Marys at Barketha in p m showdowns ahead of NICAA Region TX Championships at Catonsville.
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Bucks rally past Nets to end skid at 113-106
Pat Cummings sparked Milwaukee in the fourth quarter after replacing Bob Lanier on fouls, finishing with a season-high 19 points as the Bucks beat the New Jersey Nets 113-106 in East Rutherford. Marcus Johnson and Quinn Buckner added 21 each, with Milwaukee snapping a 12-game skid prior night.
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Jeff Wilkins
Dan Schayes
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Gretzky seals NHL single season goal record
Wayne Gretzky scored his 77th goal of the season late in the Oilers 4-3 win over the Buffalo Sabres in Buffalo. He surpassed Phil Esposito’s 1970-71 mark, adding to a year already rich with scoring records, and Esposito attended to congratulate the 21-year-old star.
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Mountaineers rally past Pitt 82 to 77 in tight win
Sixth ranked West Virginia beats upset-minded Pitt 82-77 in Morgantown to extend this season’s best 23 game winning streak. Russel Todd and Greg Jones sparked the rally as Pitt twice closed within two points. Centered on a late steal and two free throws by Todd, WVU held on as 16,704 filled the WVU Coliseum.
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Jones
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Wallace
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Mount women stretch win streak with Towson victory
Mount St. Marys women rally to beat Towson 60 65 for their 12th straight win. Lovett and Woodard led scoring with 19 and 25 points respectively while Diaz added 25. Towson state dropped to 15 20 4 and the Mountaineers eye a 20 win season with a finale at American University.
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Diaz
Lovett
Marta Lappe
Towson State
Margaret Dietrich
Mount St. Mary's
American University
Middletown Knights Falter After Stultz Injury In Contention
Coach Engle praised players stepping up after the loss of point guard Phil Stultz while Middletown navigates back-to-back games and a potential bye. Stultz, a key playmaker, reportedly sustained aunt unknown injury, leaving teammates to fill the gap and maintain momentum.
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Phil Stultz
Stult
Knights
Terps Fall To Wolfpack In ACC Tilt
Maryland drops to 14 11 overall and 4 5 in league after a late 14 6 run by NC State. Whittenberg leads Terps with 14 points while Adrian Branch tops Maryland with 17 rebounds for the game. Rebounding tight at 27 25 in Middletown edge, injuries loom as Bailey and Veal prep casts for weeks.
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