Veteran Bucyk Sparks Bruins Start To First Place
Johnny Bucyk stars for the Boston Bruins, scoring 16 goals in 22 games as the team climbs to first in the standings. The veteran winger credits improved line balance, Bobby Orr on defense, and coach Harry Sinden’s system, plus reduced trade talk, for the surge.
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Upi
Johnny Bucyk
Boston Bruins
Bucyk
NHL
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Bruins
Edmonton
Alta
Bobby Orr
Harry Sinden
Brodie Mountain Opens Early With Snowmaking Boost
NEW ASHFORD MASS. UPI Brodie Mountain Ski Area opened Nov. 9 under manager Jim Kelly and quickly capitalized on favorable weather. Upgrades include expanded snowmaking, a new 2,500-foot T-bar raising vertical to 1,200 feet and nine upper-mountain trails. Other area resorts also expanded trails and lifts to improve conditions.
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New
Ashford
Mass
UPI
Brodie Mountain
Jim Kelly
Mother Nature
Kelly
Bill Brideau
Brodie
Brideau
Catamount
South Egremont
Hillsdale
N.Y
Jiminy Peak
Hancock
Ward Hill
Shrewsbury
Bousquet’s
Pittsfield
Hoop Results From United Press International
A long list of college basketball scores from UPI with teams such as East Geneva Clarion Duquesne American University Washington and Jefferson Plymouth Castleton Salem Bridgewater New Hampshire MIT Upsala Montclair Mansfield South Kentucky Florida Mt. St. Mary Morgan Albany Florida A&M Maryland George Washington Vanderbilt Auburn Atlantic Christian Elon Wilmington Jacksonville Transylvania Rollins Tennessee Wesleyan Kentucky State Knoxville Tuskegee Union Lincoln Menn Jackson State Tougaloo Samford Virginia Military North Carolina Methodists St Andrew Huntington Livingstone Abbs Broaddus West Virginia Tech Alabama Virginia Tech Citadel Clemson Alcorn A&M Memphis State Rice Livingstone Barber Scotia Rand Macon Roanoke Christian Brothers Lambuth Baylor Centenary Loyola New Orleans Spring Hill Midwest Ohio State Florida State Michigan Detroit Utah State Xavier Indiana Missouri Nebraska Cal State Fullerton Bradley Sam Houston Drake Minnesota Iowa Southern Illinois DePaul Central Missouri State Central State Ohio Kentucky Wesleyan Oshkosh Stevens Point Superior Northland Parsons Steubenville Southwest Houston Abilene Christian Oklahoma City North Texas Louisiana State Texas Texas Tech Georgia Tech Southern Methodist Texas A&M Trinity Texas Oklahoma Texas Christian Howard Payne Angelo Texas Lutheran Southwest Texas Texas Tech Arizona Weber State Northern Arizona Chico State Arizona Stanford Seattle California Santa Barbara Pacific Fresno State Santa Clara Creighton.
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Kentucky St
Knoxville
Tuskegee
Union Coll
Lincoln Menn
Jackson St
Tougaloo
Samford
Va, Military
N.C. Methodist
St. Andrew
Huntington
Livingstone
A.broaddus
W.va
Tech
Alabama
Virginia Tech
Citadel
Clemson
Alcorn A&m
Miss. Indus
Memphis St
Rice
Barber -Scotia
Midwest
Ohio St
Florida St
Michigan
Detroit
Utah St
Xavier
Indiana
Missouri
Neb
Cal St. Ful
Bradley
Sam Houston
Drake
Minnesota
Iowa
Southern Illinois
DePaul
Central Mo. St
Central St. Ohio
Ky. Wes
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Superior
Northland
Parsons
Steubenville
Southwest Houston
Abilene Christa
Oklahoma City
Texas
Louisiana St
Trojans Top 6 After MacArthur Bowl Award
Southern California was named the national collegiate football champion for 1967 by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame after winning the MacArthur Bowl. The announcement places USC atop the seven national rankings as the season concludes.
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New York
UPI
Southern California
National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame
Strikes Splits and Spares Girls City League Leaders
Strikes, splits and spares from the Girls City League show top performers G Syverstad 193 N Seale 191 Main 184 Harrington 184 and high triples P Main 537 S Mattison 518 G Syverstad 503. Standings list Winslow Whirlers 33 and ss 19. Also includes probate notice for Ruth H. Palmer in Bennington Vermont with court date December 21, 1967 and required publication.
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Seale
Main
Harrington
S. Mattison
Winslow Whirlers
Ruth H. Palmer
State OF
Vermont
Bennington
Bennington Banner
Catherine C. Behan
Dragon’s Shoes
Kool Kats
Greene’s Mobilettes
Oneida Mkt
Marty Moore
Lindsey
Murray
Pintopplers
Fienberg Furies
Ottaviano
Mitch’s
Real Es
Hawks’ Realtors
Svitak
Powder Box
Salvatore’s Shoes
Pray
Caracciola Real Es
Houghtaling
R. Appel
C.L
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Dick Dew
Bruin
Cocaptain
Detroit Red Wings
Terry Sawchuk
Carl Yastrzemski
Phil Ernst
Covington, Ky
Green Mountain Park
Center
Abe Sowma
Montpelier
Robert Accavallo
Rutland
Ernst
Kenny Pruden
Pownal Track
Carpenters’ Union
Eagles
E. Ouellette
Mt. Tom
Holyoke
Cal Conniff
Fleischmann
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City
of New
United Press International
Wyoming
Sacramento
Utah
Colorado
Brig. Young
Tex
Arizona
Pepperdine
Northern Ariz
Chico
Weber
San Fran
Stanford
Seattle
Cal Santa Barb
Pacific
Fresno
Santa Clara
Creighton
Mens City League
Snow
Fisher
Kenyon
Heald Plastic
Prince’s Pin Jims
USWA
Bowlerettes
Country Casuals
Fashion Fair
Lou Lous
N. Bennington RD
DIAL
SHELL
Torino
Ford
Wilson Ford, Inc
Bennington, Vt
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