Fulton five naps Square Raiders fall to Central Square 75 66
Fulton Raiders stumble in opener led by coach Bob Misch as Central Square tops them 75 66. Key factors were turnovers and weak shooting, though Fulton showed four players in double figures and strong inside play from Dings, Reedy, Chali, and Manitta. Oswego 54, Skaneateles 52 notes followed.
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Filion Aims For Eighth Harness Driving Title
Herve Filion, the winningest harness racing driver, is on track for an unprecedented eighth driving title as of November. He has 385 wins and 2.01 million dollars earned this year, leading Merritt Dokey with 1.73 million and 249 victories, while Daryl Busse trails in races won by four.
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Murtaugh rites set in Chester Pennsylvania
Former Pittsburgh Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh, 59, died after a stroke at his Woodlyn home. Final rites are planned for Monday with a viewing Sunday at John E. Carr Funeral Home in Chester and a funeral Mass at Our Lady of Peace Church in Milmont Park before burial at SS Peter and Paul Cemetery.
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Falcons Tip-Off finals set Fowler vs Homer
Fowler and Homer reach the Falcon Tip-Off Classic final after opening round wins Friday. Homer, of the STAC, beat Bob Hayes at Most Holy Rosary 62-59 behind a come from behind rally led by Sean Caughey and Jim Van Denson with 15 points each. Fowler, from the CNYCL, coasted past independent Assumption as Billy Donovan led all scorers with 15 and three Falcons reached double figures.
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Schayes nets 33 as J-D beats NS 84 50 in OHSL opener
Jamesville-DeWitt roars to a 36-7 first quarter lead and dominates North Syracuse 84-50 to end NS 14 game win streak. Dan Schayes leads with 33 points for J-D, followed by Dave Whiteside with 11 and Andy Bright with 10 as nine players score. Eric Robinson and Bill Byrne pace NS with 10 and 14 points respectively in the loss.
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WHA coach Glen Sonmor blasts hockey violence and referees
The Minnesota Fighting Saints coach Glen Sonmor vented after a 4 3 loss to the Winnipeg Jets, denouncing the league's handling of violence and referees. He blamed referee Steve Dowling for penalties on lawful checks and warned of a possible fine. Jets won to end Minnesota’s five game streak as other WHA games produced ties and wins.
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Rockies Stun Canucks in Tight NHL Result
The Denver based Rockies notch their eighth win of 1976-77 with a 3-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks as Vancouver tumbles to 6-19-2. Dennis Kearns gambled on a loose puck and allowed the game winner to Nolet, while Vancouver added two new players in a Flames deal.
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Page Mirrors Ali Fame In Madison Square Garden Loss
Gregory Page, 18, from Louisville Central High, drew cheers with Ali-like style in a 7 3 U S defeat to the Soviet Union in an all heavyweight amateur boxing match at Madison Square Garden. He knocked down Evgeny Gorstkoy in the first round but lost on a split decision as Vysotsky defeated Clark and other U S boxers followed with losses in the feature event.
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LeMoyne Drops Road Loss at Bloomsburg in Season Opener
Bloomsburg State beat LeMoyne 57 to 52 on the road as the Dolphins trailed 37 to 26 at halftime and could not rally. John Layer led LeMoyne with 14 points, Dene Grey 13, Pete Hogan 12, while Bloomsburg's Jerry Radocha had 20 and Al Williams 16. LeMoyne next faces the University of Scranton.
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Lolich undecided on retirement amid Mets links
In Portland Mickey Lolich said he has not decided to retire, insisting a decision will come from him not sportswriters. He noted he would prefer Detroit but has not closed the door on baseball and may return to the Mets. He called reports overblown and said he is seeking employment.
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