Powder Hill Ski Resort Opens Amid Snowbound Weekend
Powder Hill in Middlefield Connecticut hosted its first weekend crowd as Louis and Herman Zemel promote a $75,000 snow making system and $150,000 invested. The site with a 1200 foot T bar two rope tows flood lights and a sauna drew families and novices while planners expected more lifts and a larger opening.
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Teddies face rugged test at Hamilton in key Ohio poll
Roosevelt's unbeaten top ranked Teddies travel to Hamilton Garfield for a showdown with the fifth ranked squad. Garfield, formed from Hamilton Pubalee lineage, aims to prove Roosevelt is not the state’s best as 26 of 32 coaches place Roosevelt first.
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Ohio high school basketball ratings released by UPI
Standings show Dayton Roosevelt leading with 10 0 record and 26 first place votes through January 21. Elder, Portsmouth, Urbana, St Joseph and others follow with multiple records and points in the weekly Ohio ratings list.
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Previere Pasadyn Lead Elyria Leagues With Solid 603
Frank Previere rolled a 603 for Relays in the Bendix Westinghouse circuit at Stoney’s to pace pacesetters as Elyria leagues battled near zero temperatures. Al Baracskai joined the 600 club with 600, Irene Pasadyn led the women with 576, while other scores hovered in the 500s and high 500s across multiple leagues.
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Tarheels Withdraw Soccer Match Drawn From Atlantic Coast Conference
North Carolina requested to withdraw from the Atlantic Coast Conference schedule and will instead play an international opponent in Los Angeles on February 26. The move came as a surprise to ACC colleges and was announced by the Greater Los Angeles Soccer League.
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Perkins Rolls 570 in Monday Night Bowling Standings
Wellington bowler Glenn Perkins rolled a 500 series and 206 high game to pace Strikeout Lanes action. Hal Firman topped the night with 210 while George Bilas had 204. Ned Beverages led with a 2487 series and Botsford Excavators had a high game. Ferriman's Milk Cartage moved into first place at 7-2.
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Elyria 6 Falters as Strongsville Akron Win Big
Strongsville Akron extended its lead in the Cleveland Metropolitan Hockey League with a decisive 14 win over Elyria Yanke. Builders at Town and Country Funk.
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Boxing results wrap and hockey notes mix across cities
Boxing results from Paris Auckland New York and Chicago list winners by weight with outpoints and knockouts while hockey recap notes Elyrians’ 14 0 run and upcoming game against Akron at Town and Country. The piece mentions Yankets record 7 6 2 and goals by Parker Kittle Burrer with assists in the second and third periods.
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Northwestern Upsets Purdue In Tight Big Ten Tilt
Northwestern edged Purdue 62 to 61 as Wildcats rode key free throws in the final seconds to drop the Boilermakers from first place behind Ohio State. Ralph Wells led Purdue with 12 points while Terry Dischinger endured an injury and mustered only one point. Minnesota topped Michigan State 89-70 as Tom McGrath scored 17 for the Gophers.
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LaSalle tops Westchester. Minnesota and Purdue roll
In college basketball results LaSalle defeated Westchester 83 67 in the East region. Minnesota crushed Michigan State 70 to 39. Purdue beat Northwestern 64 62 in the Midwest matchups.
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Buckeyes named No 1 by UPI coaches for third straight week
Ohio State remains undefeated at 33-0 and tops the UPI basketball poll for the third consecutive week. St Bonaventure Bradley North Carolina St John’s Duke Louisville follow in the top ranks as college games slow for exams. Southern California New York and Kansas State round out the top group with UCLA in the second tier.
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