Patriots end Miami's streak with 34 13 victory in FOXBORO
Jim Plunkett and Randy Wataha starred as the New England Patriots upset the Miami Dolphins 34 13 at home. Plunkett threw for 223 yards and two touchdowns while Wataha added 129 receiving yards. Mazur called it the biggest win of his coaching career as he faces contract uncertainty.
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Gag Line Puts Rangers Past Canucks in 6-3 Victory
The Gag Line Vic Hadfield Jean Ratelle and Rod Gilbert scored in a 4:06 span of the second period to break a tie as New York beat Vancouver 6-3. Ratelle had three assists Gilbert two and Hadfield one for nine points and 53 goals this season. The win lifts the Rangers to first in the East while others won or lost in weekend NHL action.
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Robby absolves Oriole brass of ingratitude
Hallmarks of respect mark Frank Robinson after the Orioles trade him to the Dodgers. Milton Richman notes Robinson’s understanding of the Orioles move to protect future talent, stressing his own calm acceptance and belief he can thrive with Los Angeles.
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Cochran Finishes 12th in World Cup Alpine Downhill
Vermont’s Bob Cochran placed 12th in the opening men’s World Cup downhill at St Moritz, amid a Swiss 1 3 4 finish led by Bernhard Russi. He skated a torn ankle injury while noting the race's demanding course and his Vermont training path.
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Lakers extend win streak to 17 with win over Trail Blazers
Los Angeles Lakers push their NBA record of consecutive victories to 17 with a 123-107 win over the Portland Trail Blazers. Jerry West and Happy Hairston score 40 points combined, as Wilt Chamberlain grabs 27 rebounds and the Lakers build a large second-half lead. Phoenix Suns also win their seventh straight, 120-87 over Golden State, while Seattle tops Cleveland 99-91 to stay in pace.
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Hoosiers pull out season opener in dramatic finish
Bennington brief reports Hoosier Hoosick Falls edged Stillwater 47-47 with 12 seconds left as Peter McGuire earned a late free throw after Fran Cabana fed him for a layup. McGuire led Hoosiers with 15 points in the opener while Curcuru and Liporto were named Coaches of the Year in Vermont's All-South. UVM split results with overtime losses to UMass, 4-3 in hockey and 112-65 in basketball as Windsor and Bennington bowling and deer reports close the round-up.
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