Reds Trade Perez and McEnaney to Expos for Fryman Murray
Cincinnati reports Tony Perez and Will McEnaney traded to Montreal for Woodie Fryman and Dale Murray. Perez signs a no cut no trade deal with Montreal and expresses mixed emotions as he leaves a world champion Reds for a last place Expos. Fryman, Murray join Expos on two year contracts. Perez 34, McEnaney 24.
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Flyers edge Black Hawks to pull within one of Isles
Flyers defeat Chicago 4-1 to extend their unbeaten streak to 13 games. Bernie Parent backstops the effort as Larry Goodenough, Rick MacLeish, Gary Dornhoefer, and Bobby Clarke contribute for Philadelphia. Also: Sabres top Rangers 7-2. Bruins beat Blues 5-2. Penguins 5, Barons 4. Red Wings 7, Canucks 3. Mariners 3, Oilers 0.
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Cleamons Helps Cavaliers End Skid Against Pacers
Jim Cleamons, guarding his own path from under Jerry West, scored a season high 19 points to lift the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 111-105 win over the Indiana Pacers ending Cleveland’s five game slide. He shot six of eight in the second half and sank five straight in the third as Indiana rallied from a 66-52 halftime deficit. Cleamons, in his sixth NBA season, previously watched West and Goodrich up close with the Lakers.
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Eighth graders Triumph in Mt Anthony Basketball Showdown
Mt Anthony eighth grade team led by coach Tom Pagnotta defeated New Lebanon 47 to 34. Dean Hurley top scored with nine points and David Long had eight for the Patriots. Cleveland Cavaliers share top Central Division with balanced attack led by Campy Russell 19 Austin Carr 17 and Bobby Smith 17. Billy Knight led Indiana with 30 points. Kings beat Nets 100 90 as Ron Boone 29 points plus Scott Wedman 20 fueled KC. Brian Taylor hospitalized after injury. Rockets 118 Hawks 107 powered by Rudy Tomjanovich 36 and Moses Malone four points in late run.
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Clemson routs Biscayne as Rollins dominates inside
Clemson 14th ranked routs Biscayne 94 to 42 as Wayne Rollins, 7 foot 2, posts 11 points 14 rebounds and four blocks. Stan Rome scores 17 Greg Coles 16 helping Clemson improve to 7-4 while Biscayne falls to 1-5. Other scores show Connecticut over New Hampshire 65-51 Rutgers 83-68 over Drexel.
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College basketball scores and notable scorers update
Biscayne State defeated Arizona State 79 to 65 while Washington beat Portland 80 to 69 and Oregon State downed Portland State 89 to 79. Ed Jordan had 19 points and 11 assists to lift Rutgers past Drexel 79-65 as Hollis Copeland and Abdel Anderson added 16. Drexel led by 20 points from Dave Broadus. Iowa State, led by freshmen John Tillo 13 and Dean Uthoff 14 rebounds, beat Arizona State. Blake Taylor scored 26 for the Sun Devils. Portland State suffered its first defeat after Freeman Williams scored 39 as he neared his 41.8 scoring average.
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Winter open gym schedules for Bennington area
The Recreation Department announces winter open gym hours for Mt. Anthony gym and North Bennington Elementary gym. Residents may play recreational basketball. sneakers required. Mt. Anthony dates include December 18 and multiple dates through March with 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. slots. North Bennington offers Saturday boys and girls blocks with specific age group times. For details contact the Rec Center at 442-0446.
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Vermonters Attend Vermont New Mexico Wrestling Exchange Show
A slide show will be held Monday in Room 104 at Mt. Anthony Union High School to present the Vermont and New Mexico wrestling exchange. The public is invited. The event features a summer tour by Vermont wrestlers who visited the Southwest for wrestling and sightseeing.
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Patriots Ride High To Playoff, Head To Oakland
The New England Patriots fly to Oakland for a crucial playoff clash with the 13-1 Raiders after an 11-3 surge from a 3-11 start. Players receive 3000 to 15000 per playoff berth. coach Chuck Fairbanks stresses focus as the team aims to extend a six game win streak.
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MAU Wrestlers Rally For 43 22 Win At Pittsfield High
Mt. Anthony wrestlers came from behind to defeat Pittsfield High 43 22 in a dual meet at Pittsfield Mass Whitman 114 pounds opened MAU scoring with a 12 11 decision Bed die pinned at 128 pounds Jeff Dean won by pin at 134 Frost pinned at 140 Tienken earned a 20 9 major decision Wright pinned at 167 Missbrenner pinned at 167 Bishop pinned at 187 MAU travels next to Queensbury N Y for a JV varsity meet Jan 6 then Christmas break matches against Mt Greylock and the Middlebury Tournament before hosting Cambridge N Y on Jan 5
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Bill Koch Takle Ski Clinic Cancelled By Snow Shortage
The Bill Koch-Torger Takle Ski Program’s race clinic and family day at Mt. Snow was canceled due to lack of snow. The program honors Bill Koch of Guilford for his 1976 Olympic silver medal and serves children 6 to 13 with Prospect Mountain Ski Club sponsorship. Registration contacts are Pat Guerrero or Nancy Steffen, and another clinic is slated for January 2.
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