Four Troy Fighters Win At Adirondack Gloves Opener
Four Troy fighters, including a high school track star, won opening round matches in the Adirondack District AAA Golden Gloves Tourney at Hudson Valley Community College. The HVCC gym was packed as announcer Johnny Addie saluted the team, with four of six entrants prevailing.
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Madison Square Garden
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Eugene Brooks
Utica
Mike DeMarco
Albany Trinity
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DeMarco
Jack Short
Mike Donnelly
Oneonta
Dave Jodnay
Syracuse
Hudson Valley
Donnelly
76ers Celtics poised for NBA playoff showdown
The 76ers and Celtics head to the postseason as favorites to meet in the second round after Philadelphia topped the East and Boston chased a world title. Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati while Boston welcomes New York in first games of four best-of-5 series begun tonight.
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Clay Ends Drills For Folley Fight
Heavyweight champ Cassius Clay trains at Madison Square Garden ahead of his title defense vs Zora Folley. He jokes with guests, predicts a scientific 15 round bout, and confirms Sugar Ray Robinson, Joe Louis, and possibly the crowd in attendance. Folley weighs about 200 to 205, prepares quietly for his first title fight.
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Czechs Cup Ice Tilt Causes Standings Shakeup
Czechoslovakia routed East Germany 6-0 at the World Amateur Hockey Championships to move into a four-point tie with Russia and Canada for first. Jan Havel scored twice, Jiri Holecek earned the tournament’s first shutout, and Sweden upset West Germany 3-1 with late goals by Carl-Goran Oberg. East Germany and West Germany both sit winless. USA awaits Czechoslovakia.
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Canada
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Jan Havel
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Pats Sign Tackle From Massachusetts
Boston AP Ed Toner, an All-Yankee Conference defensive tackle from Massachusetts, signed with the Boston Patriots. GM Mike Holovak said Toner was the Patriots third future draft choice for 1985.
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Seventeen Clubs Enter AAU Basketball Tourney
Seventeen teams have entered the 60th annual National AAU Basketball Tournament in Denver. Only three berths remain to be filled for the five day event opening next Sunday. The Detroit Mustangs won the championship last year. Single elimination will reduce the field to eight teams by March 28 with the semi finals the next night and the championship game March 30.
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Detroit Mustangs
Newark Erie In NYP Loop In New Baseball League
Newark and Erie Pa have been awarded franchises in the New York Pennsylvania Baseball League, effective this year. League president Vincent M. McNamara announced at a Batavia directors meeting. Other teams include Auburn Oneonta Jamestown Geneva and Batavia. Chuvalo Knocks Out Buddy Moore In Second Round
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Two Kansas Stars In Cage Trials
Lawrence Kansas AP two University of Kansas basketball players Jo Jo White and Rodger Bohnenstiehl accepted invitations to join a 15 man NCAA all star team for Pan American trials in Minneapolis beginning April 7 Also selected are NAIA AAU and Armed Forces squads The U S Olympic basketball committee will choose a 12 man team from the four squads to compete at Winnipeg Pan American Games July 23 to August 6
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Illini Open Coach Hunt After Resignations
Champaign Illinois AP reports the University of Illinois began a search for successors to football coach Pete Elliott and basketball coach Harry Combes along with assistant Howard Braun who resigned under a Big Ten edict tied to the slush fund scandal. Other assistants stay on.
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Cager Scores 348 Points in Campus Charity Game
Morehead State University students staged a 27% hour charity basketball contest between Zeta Alpha Phi and Alpha Theta Epsilon. The event raised 150 dollars for the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children. Zeta Alpha Phi won 1348 to 1328 as an unidentified player led all scorers with 348 points.
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Retzlaff Retires From Eagles After 11 Seasons
Pete Retzlaff, 34, longtime Eagles end, retires from the NFL citing business pressures from radio and TV work. The Eagles honor his career by retiring his No. 44, noting his 452 receptions for 7,412 yards and 47 touchdowns across 11 seasons after joining from Detroit in 1956.
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Charlotte Dominates Greensboro in Southern Semifinal
In the EHL Playoffs Southern Division semifinal, Charlotte defeated Greensboro in a decisive 9-0 sweep to clinch the best-of-five series and advance. The victory showcased dominant scoring and solid defense from the Charlotte squad.
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