UNH hockey hosts St Lawrence and Clarkson in home weekend
UNH battles St Lawrence Friday and Clarkson Saturday at Snively Arena to extend a four game win streak. The Wildcats, 7-5 overall, 6-2 in Division I, will be on TV and radio with coverage by Wildcats Sports Network WUNH-FM and Channel 11 for the Clarkson game.
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Stratford
Bob Francis
St. Louis
Cox
Princeton
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Pee-Wee tryouts set by Portsmouth Recreation Department
The Pee-Wee Basketball program invites boys and girls ages six to ten to tryouts January 17 at 3 p.m. in Landry Gym at the Community Center. City residents only. all attendees will be placed on a team and clinics precede league play.
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UNH reads Navy in Annapolis to end road swing
UNH travels to Annapolis Maryland Saturday with a 54 record seeking to snap a two game skid and even the season. Navy, led by 6 foot 6 senior Kevin Sinnett, sits at 6-5 after a recent win and the game closes UNH's eight of twelve road segment before four straight home games starting with Dartmouth.
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U.S. Naval Academy
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Wildcat wrestlers face tough opener against Springfield and East Stroudsburg
New Hampshire travels to Springfield College and East Stroudsburg State College for a pair of tests this weekend. Four Wildcats enter with perfect records as coach Irv Hess seeks progress despite a four week exam break, with Norm Soucy, Bruce Cerullo, Chet Davis, and Bob MacNally leading the 4-0 to 3-0 trio into action.
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Durham
University of New Hampshire
Springfield College
East Stroudsburg
State College
Wildcats
Springfield
UNH
Lowell
Bowdoin
Maine
Harvard
Irv Hess
Hess
Norm Soucy
Nashua
Bruce Cerullo
Wakefield
Mass
Chet Davis
Bob MacNally
Hinsdale Ill
Seabrook Racing Night Cards End With Big Payouts
Seabrook race night features multiple 5-16 D events with winners including Kantu Kelly Je Reviews and Watch Jake. heavy payoffs recorded in quinielas and trifectas with notable sums for second and third place pools. Also ran lists, time stamps, and consolation pools reflect a busy card with 11 races plus a twin double.
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Kantu Kelly
Jake
Stormy Way
Eddie
Bold Look
Lucky Gasser
Silky Black
Quiniela
Tiny Tara
Bella Gina
Mr. Firecracker
Barrie Beach
Pitcher
Our Gem
Danielle Quiniela
Speciallee
Mickey Pache
Boundry
Eringo
Surfire Kansas
Gay Fly Boy
Elixer
Beauty Marg
Park Romance
Imp
Tommy Ash
Kilomahiro
Dunure Meg
Wright Debate
SS Dream
Bugs Bunny
Blinding Hero
Prospect
Mitee Redhot
Westpark Westy
Moon Maid
He Flys
Big Louie
Miss Faye
Mattown Vanilla
Dromlara
Ojai
Wilcliffe Desire
Penrose Whisper
Easy Elegance
Pinto Solomon
Judeisgone
Is This
Shur Valiz
Horse Entries First Five and More From 5-16 D0
A compiled list of horse entries by categories FIRST to TWELFTH for date 5-16, featuring names like Garnet Rose Dobie's Flip N Go Glenda Hawk Fancy F. N.D. Pride and others across multiple divisions, with numerous sires and imp entries noted.
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Glenda Hawk
Fancy F
N.D. Pride
Rusty Water
Pegeen OG
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L.A
Sweet Pete
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Catfish
Wright Cotton
Jacy F
Daytime Dreams
Consiglieri
Bee Gorgeous
Listowel Lady
Pixie Dust
Inkan Wildfire
Eternal
Maztown Leisure
Beaubright
Inkan Vera
Dunure Dandy
Harbor
Buga
Beak
Misetta
Cushie Clash
Darlin
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Helena
Bob
Maude
Marblehead to host first Tremaine Robarts semi pro tourney
Marblehead Mass February 34—Tremaine Robarts Basketball League announces its first annual 16 team semi pro tournament at Marblehead High School. Teams must win four games for the title. Entry closes January 25, applications to Charles Sinclair 48 Maverick St Marblehead 01945.
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Yoken’s Pee Wee team split after close Kennebunk win
Yokens six wins one and one loss sequence includes a 2 1 victory over Kennebunk in Pee Wee action with Scott Barton scoring both goals unassisted in the first and third periods. Biddeford then beat Yoken’s 5 2 as Eric Crown and Jimmy Dearbourne opened scoring in the first period.
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Whalers
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Scott Barton
Timmy Milne
Mark Zie
Marc Morais
Alex Rose
Eric Crown
Jimmy Dearbourne
Mike Cantara
Billy Bliss
John Maker
Marc Camille
Barton
Carl Bouthot
Camille
Allen's rally edges Community Center 57 56 in league play
Allen's team overcame a late deficit with John Amergian scoring 29 and Butch Turgeon 11 to beat Community Center 57 56. Tony Truesdale 18 led Community Center, while North's Bret Seekins 24 and Keith Robinson 23 powered a 71 64 win over Gallagher's.
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Keith Robinson
Mike Crossman
Joe Arsenault
John Kalantzakos
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Hillyard's wins in Exeter league sweep over Candlepin and Binette's
In Exeter Recreation Basketball League play at ARBA junior high gym Hillyard's Floor Finish defeated Candlepin Lounge 69 to 47 led by Ed Hersom with 19 points and Dick Wasiewski 16. They also beat Binette's 64 to 56 as Herson scored 26 and Wasiewski 12 with Toland 21 for Binette's. Steven's Pub edged Louise's Sport Shop 68 to 67 in overtime with Mike Fecteau 16 and Gary Methot 15 leading Louise's. Hank Kryski had 35 for Steven's.
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Jollyettes and Junkins Scoreboard Totals and Highs
The Jollyettes and Junkins list show top numbers for players Jollyettes 393 321 Buck 386 328 Nelson 381 333 Young 376 6338 Cote 365 349 Field 360 354 Hamel 329 385 Newton 313 401 with club tallies for R Hamel 116 143, A Young 123, Nelson 109 117 131, L McKiveen 112 110, J Cote 100 113, L Junkins 111, P Curtner 108, Buck 110, L Tilley 103, Jenkins 103 103, Springer 102, Jenkins 100, Horton 100. 300 Club Nelson 357, Young 313, Cote 301, Hamel 358. Hi Triple Nelson 370. Hi Single Newton 144, Hi Ave Hamel 104.
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Berwick team defeats Spinelli's 93 to 70 in Seacoast League
Spinelli's Morrill Johnson and teammates led by Morrill and Johnson in a 70 point effort but Berwick based Horse of a Different Color defeated Spinelli's 93 to 70 at Noble High School. Lesswing's York beat Jackson's Kittery 119 to 82 with Jan 14 rematches listed for Spinelli's Jackson's and Lesswing vs Horse of a Different Color.
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Jacksons and Less Wings Battle in Scoring Tilt
Jacksons led by Metevier Parrish and Dubrovsky faced Less Wings with Boardman Dietz and Baker in a high scoring game. Final totals show Jacksons 82 to Less Wings 119 with officials Campbell and Winterton refereeing.
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Portsmouth Elementary School Basketball League resumes after holidays
The Portsmouth Elementary School Basketball League resumed play January 6 at Portsmouth Junior High School with four games. Wentworth beat Sherburne 40 to 10 led by Bill Cassidy and Junior Cromwell with 14 points each. High scorer for Sherburne was Mike Berounsky with six. Little Harbour defeated St. Patrick's 28 to 13 as Scotteri had six. Dondero topped New Franklin 41 to 10 with Neil Moskevich at 12 points. Jones beat Brackett 27 to 7 with Jim Haddock and Dennis Fournier at 10 each. Steve Lewis had four for Brackett.
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Bill Cassidy
Junior Cromwell
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Little Harbour
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Scotteri
Ricky Ireland
St. Pat's
Dondero
New Franklin
Neil Moskevich
Neil Coakley
Jones
Brackett
Jim Haddock
Dennis Fournier
Steve Lewis
College Names Cherrill Jackson Wide Receiver Coach
Ohio University announces Cherrill Jackson as wide receivers coach and Wichita State adds Ben Blackwall to its football coaching staff in updated roster moves.
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Wichita State
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