Colgate and Princeton Lose In Syracuse Invitational Opener
BC dominates Colgate 9 6 to start the Syracuse Invitational with a late Colgate rally thwarted by Ferriter. Cornell tops Princeton 8 5 as Bertrand challenges BC for the final, with key plays from Augustine Kyle Army Rheault and Tresham.
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Boston College
Len Ceglaraki
Cornell
Dick Bertrand
Colgate
Princeton
Bertrand
Bill Augustine
Walt Kyle
Bill Army
Mark Trivett
Dave Ambrosia
Suph
John Rheault
Craig Tresham
Colgate BC
Funseth Leads In Spalding Invitational Golf
Rod Funseth shot six under par 65 to take a two stroke lead at 138 after two rounds in Monterey California as Forrest Fezler trails and Al Geiberger sits close behind in the Spalding Invitational field of 168 pros before the third round. Duet of former winners, Fezler and Funseth, dominate the standings with Geiberger near. Rafe Botts and David Glenz sit midpack in the 145 to 147 range ahead of the final two rounds at Ft Ord and Laguna Seca courses.
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al Geiberger
Funseth
Laguna Seca
Fezler
Geiberger
Rancho Canada East
Ft. Ord
Rafe Botts
David Glenz
Mark Pfeil
Mike Morley
Blues settle for deadlock in NHL clash with Islanders
St Louis Blues rally from a four goal lead to a 4-4 tie with the New York Islanders. Bob Gassoff scored on a 40 foot shot and Claude Larose redirected a Derek Sanderson pass to spark the Blues. Garry Howatt and Clark Gillies assisted in a late New York comeback that leveled the score 4-4.
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St. Louis
Islanders
Bill Smith
Claude Larose
Derek Sanderson
Larry Patey
Blues
Bob Nystrom
Nystrom
Garry Howatt
Clark Gillies
Billy Harris
Ted Irvine
Sugar Bowl Pickets Target New Orleans In New Year Showdown
Two unions plan picket lines at the Louisiana Superdome on New Year’s Day as security and service staff for SSI prepare for the Sugar Bowl between Pittsburgh and Georgia. Union reps say demonstrations won’t disrupt the game, but protest remains, stressing limited interference.
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Syracuse Faces Maryland Clash After Rutgers Invitational Tilt
Syracuse University aims for a big win at Cole Field House as 6-11 freshman Roosevelt Boyle debuts for Jim Boeheim in a projected high scoring showdown with Maryland. Guard Louis Orr leads SU with 19 points off the bench, while Larry Kelley and Jimmy Williams pace the attack. Maryland, led by Lefty Driesell, surged past Xavier 87-74 in the tournament opener.
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College Park
Syracuse University
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Terrapins
Lefty Driesell
Terps
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Grange
Duquesne
Iay
Boeheim
Rick Pitino
Larry Kelley
The
Orange
Bill
Bryant
Jo Jo
Hunter
Twinbill
Kelley
Jimmy Williams
Penn State
Ross Kindel
Norm Nixon
Dukes
Louis Orr
Boyle
Bouie
Michigan Edges Rhode Island In Tight Classic
Michigan outscored Rhode Island 32-13 in the first half and held on for a 95-85 victory as Phil Hubbard poured in 25 points. Rhode Island’s Sly Williams scored 32 but the Rams dropped their first game in eight as Alabama, UCLA, Marquette and others won in a slate of ranked-team action.
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Ohio
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Syracuse
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Creighton
Auburn
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St. John’s
New York
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Temple
John Robinson
Sly Williams
Robinson
Johnny Orr
Providence
R. I
Williams
Texas
Reginald King
Rickey Brown
Tom Cutter
Ricky Brown
Deacons
Brett Vroman
Cents Sprint to Big Victory Over Hartford Downtowners
Syracuse Centennials dominate Hartford Downtowners 136 to 122 at LeMoyne Athletic Center. Henry Dickerson scores 40 points, backed by Ron Bouldin Dennis DuVal and the Lee Brothers as six players reach double figures in the Eastern Association game. The win, praised as the team’s biggest so far, boosts hopes for upcoming schedule.
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Syracuse Centennials
Hartford Downtowners
LeMoyne Athletic Center
Henry Dickerson
Cents
Downtowners
Dickerson
Morris Harvey
Charleston
Detroit Piston
Ron Bouldin
Dennis DuVal
Charlie Talley
Lee Brothers
Jimmy
Mike
Bouldin
Colorado State
Ron
Bobby Harrison
DuVal
Silver Fox
Lees
Harrison
Syracuse
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