Vermont’s new ticket system speeds minor fish and game fines
A Vermont warden fines a fisherman on the spot for fishing without a license under a new ticket system. The piece notes the court trial remains possible but speed and silence in enforcement favor wardens. It argues major deer poaching remains court-handled, with wardens seeking undercover work to curb the illegal venison trade.
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Vermont
Willoughby
Fish and Game
Ed Kehoe
Montreal
King Cleared Of Burglar Charge In Tennessee
Bernard King, Nets' top draft pick, was cleared of burglary charges after UT officials questioned intent to steal a color TV at Stokely Athletic Center in Knoxville. He had prior arrests but was cleared as he prepared to join Nets negotiations. King had faced drunk driving and marijuana possession charges previously, with sentences suspended.
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Bernard King
Tennessee University
Stokely Athletic Center
Bob Woodruff
Ronald Webster
Brooklyn, N.Y
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Tennessee
National Basketball Association
The
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Melchionni
Donald Dell
Bill Banks
Banks
Stokely
Athletic Center
Dodgers Westward Rise Tops Dodgers Back East Stir
In a wide look at pro sports, Walter O'Malley and son Peter reshape the Dodgers from Brooklyn to Los Angeles, drawing 1.7 million-plus fans this season and hinting at a possible three million, while camps of Al Campanis recount the move and the team’s emergence as a West Coast icon amid East Coast envy and Mets competition.
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Campanis
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Japan
Maury Wills
Ron Fairly
Frank Howard
Yankees
NFL players win $15.8 million Rozelle Rule settlement
U.S. District Judge Earl Larson finalized a $15.8 million settlement to compensate about 2,000 NFL players and former players for the Rozelle Rule. The award ranges from $160 to over $10,000 per person, funded by 26 NFL clubs, the league, and Rozelle, over ten years through July 1986.
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Larson
Kermit Alexander
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Pete Rozelle
Glennon
Alexander
Hinsdale Harness Entries Report Aug 2 1977
Sizable card lists race results for Hinsdale Downs on Tuesday August 2 1977 with first through tenth races across Trot and Pace events. Notable entries include P.Q.s Girl, Flames Orioe, Victory Bell and Speedy Romeo among top finishers with purses ranging from 500 to over 10 thousand dollars.
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Flames Orioe
Victory Bell
Lysistrator
Bash Bish Ben
Pedro Yates
Terri Iron
Queen Mite
Cold Spring Tilly
Mr. B.C
Duke
Shannon Bug D
Easy Go Byrd
Fort Rock
My Boy Jared
Sky Chico
Ten Pin Betty
Strickly Demon
Miss
Smoke Stand
Chapel Tillie
Chief Dillard
Meadow Paradise
Sandys Duke
Betties Boy
Y L Mini
Racio
Anpell Butler
Prince Consort N
Garys Buddy
Barrico
Afton Excel
Rods Emmy
Lady Barmin
Clayhaven Zelica
Mighty Avenger
Sear Breeze
Endearing Pride
Suilys
Petras Byrd
Mushroom
Pioneer Gypsy
Fiery Delivery
Amexbro Ginny
Rosewater
Meadows Image
Lucky Lady Kash
Olana
Dribydal
Kash Fappy
Wyncrest Leno
Mr. Vicdon
Lobesto Hanover
Shaibee
Happy Acres Crown
Me Bot Collins
Josiah D
Speedy Romeo
Coxey
Sharp Request
Tic Collins
Sugar Hill Sam
Major Pomp
Mountain Hawkeye
Steady Chilly T
Wendy Dilton
Prima Swinger
Tempered Dancer
Namahana
Little Joker
Poplar Chip
I'm Faist
Happy Michae
Clayhaven Dancer
Rods Brinda
Rips Candy Man
Harmony Gal
Show Gem
Butch O’brien
Judgable
Gilboa
Harness race results from Elmwood meeting on August 1, 1977
A detailed card lists ten races with pacing and trotting outcomes. Notable winners include First Pace at 1:12? and Second Pace, Avon Duster, Johnny Abodroc, Go Lizzie, RWS Hopeful Eric, Rather Have Cash, Afella Rainbow, Darcy H, and Rich Lou across varied distances and purses.
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Elmwood Glenn
Chew
Lucky Dicy
Rex
Mack’s
Tom
Espresso Diagaren
Forsee’s
Wills
Johnny Abodroc
A B Collins
Wyncrest Glen
Go Lizzie
Flying Success
Darling Ruby
RWS
Hopeful
Pastabyrd
Darcy H
Keystone Maverick
Puritan
Pace
Rich Lou
Suerte
My Julius
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