Michigan Tech and McMaster Surge in RPI Tourney Thriller
Michigan Tech edged Yale 5-3 while McMaster blasted RPI 7-6 in a wild opening night at the 17th annual RPI Tournament. The Tech win featured a late surge and a standout Yale goalie, with McMaster rallying from a deficit amid a brawl and heavy penalties.
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Dale Watson
RPI
Richard Scammel
John Rancourt
Norm‘ Bean
Ross McKersie
McMaster
Yale
Tech
Engineers
Cunningham Wilt Lead 76ers Past Celtics In Win
Philadelphia 76ers defeat Boston Celtics 123 to 116 at the Spectrum to extend their East lead. Wilt Chamberlain scores 31, Cunningham 36 as Philadelphia never trails, pulling away early and maintaining an 18 point edge through the third quarter.
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Boston
Sear
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Spectrum
76Ers
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Albany State beats RPI in Capital City Tournament
Albany State defeated RPI 86 69 in the Capital City Basketball Tournament at Cardinal McCloskey High School. Albany State built a big lead 47 18 at halftime behind Scott Price 24 points and Rich Margison 15 while Pete Vanderzee led RPI with 17 points in the second half.
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Hamilton
Siena
Albany State
RPI
Albany
Cardinal McCloskey
Scott Price
Rich Margison
Tom Doody
Pete Vanderzee
Mechanicville Wins Home Mechanics' Cup In Thriller
Mechanicville captured its own four year tourney title with a 35-33 victory over St. Peter's of Saratoga Springs. Tony Cashera led with 13 points, Pat Sgambatti added 11, as the Red Raiders hung on after a late surge by the Saints. Shenendehowa topped Saratoga 57-35 in the consolation, John Travis scoring 14 for the Shens with Zymyewski and Miller adding 11 and 10. Mechanicville also won the junior varsity tourney 46-1 against Shenendehowa. Saratoga beat St. Peter's for consolation.
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St. Peter's
Saratoga Springs
Shenendehowa
Saratoga
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Tony Cashera
Raiders
Pat Sgambatti
Jim Connors
Saratogians
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Rich Zymyewski
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Amytwaht
Conn
Travis Rey Pofucnhy
Malone
M. Murphy A
Raven
Ly Seta Saralorn
Shenendetiav A
Blues Edge Penguins In NHL 2-1 Victory
St. Louis Blues defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 2-1 after Melnyk scored in the third period. Earl Ingarfield opened the scoring for Pittsburgh in the second, while Barclay Plager netted his first NHL goal to tie the game late in the second.
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Melnyk
St. Louis Blues
Pittsburgh Penguins
Penguins
Earl Ingarfield
Blues
Barclay Plager
College Hockey Tourney Recap Shows Upsets and Scores
In the RNASENSS RPI Invitational second round Minnesota Tech defeated Yale 10 to 5 with J McMasters scoring and RPI trounced by six. Michigan State posted a 7 0 victory while Toronto beat Coleate 5 1 led by Carnell with four points.
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Tom Nichol
RPI Nets
McMaster
Bill Chalapenko
Bruce Kelly
RPI
Gary Mitchell
Ron Moreau
Michigan Tech
Yale
Jack Short
TOV
Michigan State
Onlo State
Nickots Holtational
University of Toronto
Coleate
Carnell
Waterloo
Ont. Univ
Selvage Leads Amigos Over Americans In Fullerton
In Fullerton California the Anaheim Amigos defeated the New Jersey Americans 122 to 109 before 606 fans. Les Selvage led with 27 points supported by Bob Bedell’s 25 while Larry Bunce blocked shots and controlled the boards late. The Amigos improve to 13-24 and have won four straight in Fullerton with two American games left. Don Anderson led New Jersey with 22 and Tony Jackson added 21.
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Anaheim Amigos
Les Selvage
New Jersey Americans
Selvage
Bob Bedell
Larry Bunce
Amigos
New Jersey
Don Anderson
Tony Jackson
MIT Lehigh Sweep Union Hope In Holiday Tourney
MIT and Lehigh won second round games in Union's Holiday Basketball Tournament in Schenectady. Lehigh defeated Hope 71 to 48 as Al Lowman scored 28 and Dick O Brady was held to 15. MIT beat Union 76 to 47 behind 17 points by Dave Jansson and Chuck Wheeler.
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Lehigh
Hope
Schenectady
Dick O' Brady
Brady
Holland
Michigan
Bob Mallinson
al Lowman
al Forrester
Mechanicville High School
Rob Fortune
Dave Jansson
Chuck Wheeler
Jansson
Union Igym
Bulls Beat Warriors 107 100 ends Chicago skid
Chicago Bulls end five game losing streak by defeating the San Francisco Warriors 107-100 in an NBA game. Bob Boozer led with 24 points while Keith Erickson, Jim Washington, and Jerry Sloan added 19 each. Nate Thurmond led SF with 26 points but was outrebounded 23-20 by Washington.
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Chicago Bulls
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
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Warriors
Jim Washington
Bulls
San Francisco
Clyde Lee
Keith Erickson
Flyn Robinson
Erickson
Washington
Bob Boozer
Jerry Sloan
Bullets Rout Royals 130 113 in Baltimore NBA game
The Baltimore Bullets defeated Cincinnati 130 to 113 after a 22-5 run in the second half. Earl Monroe led with 27 points and 11 assists, Kevin Loughery also 27, Jack Martin 29 in 30 minutes, while Oscar Robertson scored 23 of his 35 after halftime for Cincinnati. Attendance was 4,330.
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St. Louis Hawks
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Jen Wilkins
Eddie Miles
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Voss
Dennis Butcher
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West Baylor Duo Help Lakers Th defeat Knicks in Debut Night
Los Angeles stars Jerry West and Elgin Baylor combined for 59 points as the Lakers beat New York 126-115 in Red Holzman's coaching debut. The Knicks, 10th in the East, were led by Cazzie Russell with 42 in a 14 game stretch.
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Red Holzman
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Baylor
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Gail Goodrich
Lakers
Dick Barnett
Russell
Bill Bradley
Guilderland Finishes 3rd in Amsterdam Tourney
Guilderland broke a tight fourth quarter to beat Hudson 64 52 securing third place in the Amsterdam Christmas Basketball Tournament. Hudson led 17 14 early. Guilderland surged after intermission, outscoring 16 12 in the third to lead 18 43. Pittsburgh Pi ers beat Dallas, 124 118, in a separate noted game.
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Wheeler
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Peek Lot
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Powen
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Kester
Dallas
Pittsburgh
NHL Seivies $1450 Penalties From Boston Oakland Brawl
NHL president Clarence Campbell fined Oakland Seals and Boston Bruins players after a third period brawl at Boston Garden. Total penalties reached 1450 with 11 Seals and 12 Bruins hit with automatic 50 dollar fines for leaving benches, plus fines on coaches and goaltenders. Several players and coach Bert Olmstead faced penalties as police removed an incensed fan from the ice. The season total fines hit 5825 across five incidents, four in Boston.
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Boston
Ken Hodge
Charlie Burns
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Bob Lemieux
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Bill Hicke
Tracy Pratt
Alain Caron
George Swarbrick
Ron Harris
Larry Popett
Mike Laughton
John Adams
Bobby Orr
Ed Westfall
Gary Doak
Dallas Smith
John Bucyk
Glen Sather
Derek Sanderson
Fred Stanfield
John McKenzie
Eddie Shack
Ron Murphy
Campbell Levy
Colonels Hold Off Buccaneers 130-116
In Louisville Kentucky the Kentucky Colonels defeated the New Orleans Buccaneers 130 to 116 after leading 62 58 at half. Bobby Rasoe and Darel Carter each tallied 34 points for Kentucky while Jesse Branson led New Orleans with 29 and Doug Moe added 28.
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