Patriots fall to Troy in NY high school clash
Mt. Anthony Patriots drop a seesaw 66-51 at Troy High School in Troy New York. MAU led 16-11 after one quarter, trailed 31-27 at halftime, and closing to three late before Troy prevailed. Jim Maguire led MAU with 12 points and 14 rebounds while Walt Parmenter added 10 points.
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Kim Crawford and Rebel Aaron Ready to Run in 1974
Kim Crawford of Bennington teams with Rebel Aaron a standout pacer, star of 1972 64,070 earnings and 1:59.2 best in six months. The 19-year-old driver resumes training after a six month layoff from a Saratoga pulled muscle as Green Mountain meet opens Jan. 11.
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Bennington
Louisville
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New England
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
NFL Week 17 Playoff Stakes Set as Contenders Eye Berths
In the final NFL regular season weekend several teams must win or tie to stay in the hunt for playoffs. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh clinch with any result. Oakland, Washington, and Dallas can seal spots with wins or ties. Terry Bradshaw returns for Pittsburgh as O. J. Simpson chases Jim Brown’s 1963 rushing record with 1,863 yards.
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Terry Bradshaw
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Yankees Up Finley By Signing Williams From A’s
Charlie Finley is stung as the Yankees sign his manager Dick Williams without permission. Joe Cronin will rule next Tuesday in favor of Detroit over New York regarding ex-Yankee manager Ralph Houk, a move seen as affecting Williams and Finley. Events unfold with possible settlements. Williams made a dignified entrance to the press conference as new owner George Steinbrenner weighs the moustache issue. Catfish Hunter’s card hints at Oakland farewell as Williams heads to New York.
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