Arlington Eagles Upset Burr & Burton 59-52 at Home
Arlington High School hosted Burr & Burton in a 59-52 win sparked by Don Corey and Steve Young. The Eagles opened 19-6 behind a press, built the lead, then held off a Bulldog rally as Fritz led Manchester with 20 while Arlington benefitted from 44 foul chances and 19 rebounds by Corey.
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Spurrier Wins UPI Back of the Year Trophy
Florida quarterback Steve Spurrier won the United Press International back of the year award with 137 of 320 votes. He led the Gators to an 8 2 season and an Orange Bowl berth. Spurrier, 21, was noted for his passing accuracy and career record, and is expected to play in the NFL for the New York Giants.
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Men's City League High Scores and Triples
In the City League standings S Mattison posted 501 for high score with Snow at 499. High triples went to D Shea 521 and T Fonteneau 221 B. Deery 193 G and Welsh A Res are noted among results.
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College Football Scores From East Penn to South Coast
A collage of college football results showcases a wide range of wins and losses across teams including Navy Princeton Army Ithaca Lehigh Muhlenberg Cortland Rhode Island Fordham Iowa Brown Wagner LaSalle Gettysburg Bucking across campuses from New York to Indiana, this sprint of scores highlights to final tallies. Strong performances from Buffalo Toronto Johns Hopkins Hofstra Tufts Bowdoin Rochester Tech Northeastern Ohio U and others illustrate the sprawling college gridiron landscape across conferences and regions.
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Dallas Green Bay clash looms as NFL title chase tightens
Fog and sleet marked Sunday as Dallas and Green Bay moved closer to meeting in the NFL championship on January 1 in the Cotton Bowl. Dallas beat the Cardinals 31 17 to take the Eastern lead while Green Bay secured a share of the Western crown with a 20 7 win over Minnesota. Other results included Baltimore rallying past Chicago, Cleveland topping New York, Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles over Detroit. The stakes include substantial prize money and a potential Super Bowl berth.
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Sabers Face West Rutland In SVL Opener Clash
BCHS welcomes coach Joe Bizzarro for his varsity debut as the Sabers host defending Vermont Class I champion West Rutland and the Golden Horde. West Rutland relies on Lou Glodzik and Stan Jankowski to spark the lineup while BCHS counters with a seasoned backcourt led by Alan Plante and Bill Brooks. The opener tests both squads as they begin SWL play on a road court edge and search for a third straight Class L title run.
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Tony Reczek
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Ed Reczek
Ray Czacher
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Drury
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Bill Brooks
Denny Hart
J. J. Moore
Ed Pierce
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Exam Tonight For Prospective IAABC Officials
Written examination for prospective IAABC basketball officials held tonight at Burr and Burton Seminary gym starting 7 30 p m. Proctor William LaMontagne. Eligibility requires 18 or older, Vermont resident or a Vermont college student attending a Vermont college or university.
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Football AFL Standings NFL Standings
Sunday matchups feature New York versus San Diego Denver visiting Oakland Boston facing Houston and Kansas City playing Miami. Standings reflect teams’ current records and playoff implications.
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Boston Earthquake Demolishes Bills in AFL Tilt
Boston Patriots blitzed Buffalo with a stifling defense led by Jim Hunt to win 14-3 at Fenway Park. The victory vaulted Boston into first in the AFL East as Hunt and teammates rattled Kemp and Lamonica with multiple sacks and turnovers.
Patriots Eye Dream Game After Fenway Win Over Bills
Boston Patriots upset Buffalo Bills 14-3 at Fenway Park to move into first in the AFL Eastern Division. Jim Nance exploded for a 65 yard touchdown and led the scoring as the defense harassed Bills, with two interceptions and two fumbles recovered to seal the win.
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