Tar Heels Dominate Rice In Early Season Rout
North Carolina, led by Dennis Wuycik with 24 points, trounces Rice 127-69 as the Tar Heels open with an explosive first half. California upsets Houston 82-81 in double OT, Long Beach State blasts Corpus Christi 91-51.
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Boston College
Harvard
Northeastern
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Rhode Island
Manhattan
Harry Brown
Eric Long
Dolphins doubtful Griese and Warfield for Patriots game
Dolphins announced quarrel with the Patriots that their regular scoring duo Bob Griese and Paul Warfield were questionable for Sundays game. Griese sprained his shoulder and Warfield leg contusions from the Bears game while backups like Mira drew interest from Weisacosky who praised his arm and scrambling ability. The sellout crowd reached 61,457, boosting New England attendance records.
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Mass
UPI
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George Mira
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New England Patriots
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Paul Warfield
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Ski area conditions in New England updated by council
New England ski areas report varied conditions with dozens of mountains listed. Entries include woodstock Mt Tom Mad River Glen Stowe Okemo Cannon Mt Sugarbush Cannon Mt and more detailing powder packed powder and wet grades plus weekend openings and new lifts or terrain notes.
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UPI
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New England Ski Areas Council
F Fair
P Poor. Ltd Limited
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E. Burke Mt
Burrington Hill
Dutch Hill
Glen Ellen
New
E.hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
Round Top Mt
Mt. Snow
Stowe
G. Stratton
Sugarbush
Brundage resumes cold war on alpine commercialism
UPI reports IOC President Avery Brundage resumes his anti commercial stance in alpine skiing by barring skiers for amateurism violations ahead of Sapporo. France threatens to pull out if any member is banned, while Germany suspends three top skiers for promoting ski products. Teams brace for season as coaches praise U S readiness and veteran stars vie for Olympic glory.
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IOC
Ross Muttermaier
Max Bierger
Hans-Joerg Schalger
Bennington Sport Briefs Roundup From Local Leagues
International League action saw sixth place Patiie's Chevrolet edge Fairdale Farms in a 1 1 tie as Anchor men Barotto and Perkins closed with strikes. Jim O'Brien led with 234 single and 592 total. Girls Eastern standings show Jets and Yard power, Jokers cling to two game lead. Frances Snow tops Jets with 225 and 566. Bennington Cats rout North Adams 13 1 as Norm Miller scores hat trick plus goals from Gramhofer Bohne III Moss Anzivino Ryan Cestone O Neal. Joel Trefry makes five saves. Larry Glass shines defensively. Free tennis lessons offered at Berkshire Indoor Tennis Club in New Ashford, Mass., with Pro Alan Anisgard guiding sessions for ages 10 through college.
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Chevrolet
Fairdale Farms
Mike Barotto
Charlie Perkins
Jim O’brien
Jets
Haydens
Jokers
Frances Snow
Berkshire
Route
New Ashford
Mass
Don Steeber
Steeler
Alan Anisgard
Anisgard
Bennington Cats
North Adams
Norm Miller
Bennington
Jon Gramhofer
Paul Bohne III
Neil Moss
Len Anzivino
Norm Ryan
Ken Cestone
Jerry O’neal
Joel Trefry
Larry Glass
Maine deer kill drops to near nineteen thousand
Maine reports indicate this season's deer harvest may total just under 19,000, down from 31,750 last year as bitter winters and a smaller pre hunting population reduced the herd. Deputy Commissioner Maynard F. Marsh used new law to shorten southern and northern zones and warned future announcements may come earlier. New Hampshire also saw a harvest of 7,164, nine more than 1970, aided by good tracking after two snowfalls despite winter hardships.
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N.Y. Times News Service
Maine
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Maynard F. Marsh
Inland Fisheries and Game
Marsh
New Hampshire
Fish and Game Department
MAU announces winter sports schedule for Mt Anthony Union
Mt Anthony Union High School reveals its winter schedule under Athletic Director Clarence Pelkie. The boys basketball team opens December 17 against Glens Falls with non league dates featuring Mt. Greylock Pittsfield and Hoosick Falls. Wrestling begins with a pre Christmas tournament and alpine nordic squads start January 8 at Ascutney, ending with the state meet at Middlebury.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Dave Frederickson
Glens Falls
N.Y
Mt. Greylock
Pittsfield
Hoosick Falls
Patriots
Mt. Anthony
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Cambridge, N.Y
Fair Haven
MAU
Ascutney
Middlebury
Glen Falls
Bellows Falls
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