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Cortland runs to 2nd placeHamilton loses ECAC hoop championshipTracy Armstead won two events Saturday at the NCAA Division III indoor track championships to pace Cortland State's women’s team to a second-place finish.The Red Dragon senior captured the long jump (18 feet. 7% inches) and the 55-meler dash 17.OG seconds) to give Cortland 20 of its total of 41 points.Other placewinners for Cortland were Bald-winsville's Ann Knight, third in the 1,500-meter race in 4:38.22; Tully’s Andrea Spaulding, fourth in the 55-meter hurdles (8.59); JoAnn Tymeson, fourth in the shot put (42-10%); and Diane Schmitt, fourth in the 3,000 meters (10:04.75).For the men's team. Michael Brown was second in the high jump to Fredonia State’s (and Fowler's) Kym Orr. Both cleared 0-11. but Orr won on fewer misses.University of Massachusetts at Boston was the team champion with 50 points. The meet was at Bates College. Lewiston, Maine.• • *Forward Chris Hufihey scored 22 points as Fredonia State defeated Hamilton College. 90-82, and captured the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Division III Upstate New York championship in Clinton.The tournament marked the first playoff appearance in 10 years for Fredonia Stale, 16-9 overall and 18-7 in Division IU. Hamilton had won the title for the last four years.Fredonia placed four players in double figures — forward Tom Cappelietti (East Syracusc-Minoa High School) scored 20 points, forward Joe Sorochin had 15 and guard Fred Thompson netted 14.Hamilton's 6-foot-7 center Larry Kollatb (West Genesee High School) led all players with 25points.The loss broke Hamilton's 58-game home-court winning streak.Hughey was named tournament most valuable player.St. Lawrence University finished in 14th place and Cornell University ended up 18th In theNCAA skiing championship at Bozeman, Monl. St. I-awrence scored 62 points. Cornell 13 in the combined men’s and women’s events.t • •Senior Ken Bantum scored 20 points and became Cornell’s all-time leading scorer as the Big Red swamped Princeton 63-30 in the season Ivy league basketball finafe for both teams.Cornell finished with a 14-12 overall record. 8-8 in the league. Princeton ended the year at 11-15 overall and 7-7 in the league.The Big Red's leading scorer in each of the past three years. Bantum finished his career with 1,411 points, eclipsing the previous mark of 1,400 points by Mike Davis from 1977-80.• • •Cortl and State opened it3 lacrosse season Saturday with a 17-4 loss to Army.Mike Perkins (Watertown’s IHC High School) and Bob Williams had two goals each for the Red Dragons. Brian Nehring and Mike Marches* combined for 23 saves. Army’s goalies were called upon to make just nine.• • •Potsdam State advanced to the NCAA Division III Final Four with a 76-59 victory over William Paterson Saturday night before a standing-room-only crowd of about 2,400 at Potsdam.The Bears. 27-3. will meet either Widener. Pa. or Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic Institute in a semifinal game Friday night al Calvin College in Michigan. William Paterson ended with a 22-7 I record.• • •Scott Fusco had three goals and two assists and Tim Barakett and Andy Janfazy each had two as Harvard eliminated Colgate 10-2 in an ECAC Division 1 hockey quarterfinal playoff.Harvard, which led 3-1 after one period, then scored five power play goals to take a commanding 9-1.Cornell's Duanne Moeser scored his second hat trick in as many nights to lead the Big Red to a sweep of their two-game ECAC quarterfinal playoff series with a 4-2 hockey win over Yale.
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Syracuse Herald American
Syracuse, New York, US
Sun, Mar 10, 1985
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