Broome Victorious In Region VI Final At HVCC
Broome Hornets beat Hudson Valley Community College 62-47 in the Region VI Tournament title game. Frank Streety led Broome with 20 points, Barnwell was MVP with 22 points and strong rebounding, while Guter and Santiman added 10 and nine points respectively. The win sets up a national berth bid in Hutchinson Kansas March 14 18.
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Celtics roll past Lakers in Region I title clash
K C Jones, in his seventh pro season, starred as the Celtics beat the Lakers 130 to 105. Nicklaus and Sanders chased the leaders as Sanders edged Henning and Wall by a stroke for the Doral Open crown. Aaron, in a controversial finish, dropped to a double bogey after a water hazard ruling and a ground fault penalty.
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Union Wins Wrestling Crown At third annual ICAC meet
Union captured the team title in the third annual Independent College Athletic Conference wrestling tournament. The union squad edged a strong field, boosting its season record to 54-1 as star Jones, soon to coach Brandeis, received gifts and a new car amid a near sellout crowd of 12,396 at the Garden. The Celtics trailed early before a 39-point second quarter pushed them clear in a high scoring game.
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Hull Nets two as Hawks crush Leafs in Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks beat Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 to extend lead atop the NHL standings. Bobby Hull scored his 45th and 46th goals, lifting Chicago to their 35th win and a 16 point margin over second-place New York. Toronto trailed after a first-period goal, then Chicago pulled away with two goals in the second and another in the third.
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Bulls Rally Edges Royals in Battle for Playoff Spot
Chicago Bulls surge in the final quarter to defeat Cincinnati 110 to 106, closing within a half game of the Detroit Pistons for the Western Division fourth spot. Key late scoring from Boozer McLeMore Mueller and Sloan sealed the win after a tied 98 98 deadlock in the last period.
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Peggy Fleming Leads U S Hope For 1968 Olympic Gold
Vienna AP report notes Peggy Fleming, 18, of Colorado Springs, wins her second straight world women’s title, boosting America’s gold hope for Grenoble. The piece contrasts Fleming with rivals Belousova Protoppov and others, cites judging disputes, and highlights Americans Dyer Carrell in dance and Bob Visconti’s strong skating, amid calls for clearer ISU rules.
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Gail Purdy and Mark Sullivan win at Diamond Trophy skating
Gail Purdy of Saratoga Springs dominates the Diamond Trophy Speed Skating Championships senior ladies events at Lake Placid, sweeping the 880 yard and three-quarter mile, while Mark Sullivan of Buffalo wins the senior men’s 880 and mile to total 19 points. About 200 skaters from the US and Canada competed over two days, sanctioned by national and regional skating bodies.
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Sixers Dominate Pistons 131 to 106 in NBA Showdown
Philadelphia 76ers surged past Detroit 131 106 as Hal Cunningham led with 24 points and Greer added 31. Wilt Chamberlain struggled, scoring 10 but grabbing 25 rebounds and 16 assists. Detroit led early before Philadelphia pulled away after a late first-quarter jumper by Greer.
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New York Tops Warriors 115 103 in San Francisco
Knicks defeat the Warriors 115 to 103 as Rick Barry struggles with a thumb injury, scoring only seven points for San Francisco while New York builds a lead. Attendance listed as 6,713 with players Barry Reed and King among notable scorers.
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Canadiens blank Rangers for Vachon shutout
Montreal rookie Rogatien Vachon stopped 29 shots to post his first NHL shutout as the Canadiens defeated the New York Rangers 2 0. Bobby Rousseau opened scoring and Yvan Cournoyer added the second on a power play, with Rousseau and Cournoyer credited on the assists.
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City Council Faces Busy Agenda With Adoptions and Appointments
The meeting room agenda extends the session with actions on schedule adoption, registration date selection, managerial appointments, and opening day arrangements. The council aims to finalize key timelines and staffing details amid a full slate of items.
Hockey Scores Across Leagues Saturday
AP reports results from national and minor leagues with teams Montreal 6 Detroit 2. Toronto 3 Chicago 0. New York 4 Boston 4 tie. Rochester 4 Hershey 4. Baltimore 4 Pittsburgh 2. Springfield 3 Providence 1. Clinton 6 New Haven 1. Nashville 7 Greensboro 0. Charlotte 4 Florida 2. Long Island 3 New Jersey 2.
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Wedekinds Win 131 to 123 Over Spurs at Linton High
Chuck Richards scored 31 and Barry Kramer 27 as the Wedekind Pros defeated the New York Spurs 131 to 123 at Linton High gym. Armand Reo added 23 for the winners, now 13 1, while Willy Hail led the 20 2 losers with 38 and Bob McCullough added 30.
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AHL Scores Highlight Tight Buffalo Win Over Baltimore
In an AHL card Buffalo defeated Baltimore 5 to 3 while Providence beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Cleveland won 4 to 2 against Quebec and Rochester topped Hershey 6 to 2.
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Garstamrs Subodld Mngacy One Prone
Fragments indicate a local notice or item listing in HeLow Pennsylvania FAO GARSTAMRS Subodld Mngacy. The readable text suggests a single entry or brief query about a manager or office action with unclear details, signaling a clipped public record item.
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