Dryden guards Canadiens as unbeaten run grows
Ken Dryden carries Montreal with 36 saves including two breakaway stops on Dave Keon and Norm Ullman to beat Toronto 4-2. Montreal's home streak reaches 15 as New York and Chicago win elsewhere. Rod Gilbert and Bobby Hull lead their teams with key goals.
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Ken Dryden
Montreal Canadiens
Dryden
Dave Keon
Norm Ullman
Montreal
Pittsburgh Penguins
Chicago Black Hawks
Minnesota
California Golden Seals
al Smith
Detroit
Red Wings
Vancouver Canucks
Los Angeles Kings
St. Louis Blues
Claude Larose
Keon
NHL
Ullman
Rod Gilbert
Rangers
Pittsburgh
Syl Apps
Bobby Rousseau
Rebound blues hit Burlington as Cats seek fix
Vermont coach Art Locke faces rebounding woes as 2-3 Catamounts prepare for the Sacred Heart Holiday Classic in Bridgeport. Vermont has been outrebounded in five of its games, prompting optimism for a fixes after Dec 26 27 practice sessions and Dec 28 30 tournament opener against Upsala.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Art Locke
Bridgeport
Conn
Vermont
Upsala
Middlebury
Norwich
Loche
Upsala Vikings
Scranton
Too Bad 1992 Would Have Been Great Skiing Year
In Yankee magazine I William Berry warns New England ski business could lose 100000 dollars per state annually with New Hampshire and Vermont hit hardest. Loss of ski trains and rising Eastern costs push skiers to Aspen and Vail while local efforts lag. Upsala Vikings defeat and schedule notes include Alex Yoda and Bob Schultz as key players.
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Dublin
N.H
Yankee Magazine
I. William Berry
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Europe
Rockies
New York
Boston
Amtrak
John Christies
Mt. Snow
Hans Thorner
Magic Mountain
Dick Parker
Mt. Sunapee
Cannon
Sunapee
West
Aspen
Vail
Colorado
Stowe
Woodstock
Killington
Sugarbush
Waterville and Leon
Upsala
Viking
Dick Buckelew
Vikings
Alex Yoda
PMC
Lebanon Valley
Bob Schultz
Page of the Year award marks first defensive winner
New York UPI reports Alan Page was named United Press International Player of the Year, the first defensive player in 19 years to win the honor, underscoring the dominant role of defense in modern pro football.
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New York
UPI
Alan Page
United Press In
Ternational
Page
Minnesota Vikings
Otto Graham
Cleveland
Roger Stauback
Dallas
Green Bay
John Brockington
Detroit
Greg Landry
Dick Butkus
Vikings
Carl Eller
Jim Marshall
Gary Larsen
Minnesota
Viking
Notre Dame
John Brodie
San Francisco
Staubach
Hoosiers Triumph Over Tamarac 68 54 In N Y League clash
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers defeat Tamarac 68 54 as Bob Hall scores early and Fred Cabana leads a tight man to man defense. Peter McGuire shuts down Matt Behan, limiting the Tamarac star to 10 points, while Hall and Dick Sprague pace the scoring with 32 combined. The Hoosier juniors also win 57 29.
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Tamarac
N.Y
Fred Cabana
Hoosick Falls
Peter McGuire
Matt Behan
Behan
Hoosier
J.r.’s
Hoosick
Vermont Vermont Ski Areas Snow Condition Report
A condensed snow conditions checklist lists Vermont resorts and surrounding areas with reports of new or existing PKD packed powder and PDR powder deepness ranging from 0 to 24 inches. Ratings span G to E with sections noting bare spots and upper and lower slope conditions at several mountains including Okemo Pico Peak Sugarbush Mad River Glen and Stratton among others.
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Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
E. Bromley
E. Burkett
Burrington Hill
LSGR
G. Glen Ellen
Hogback
Jay Peak
E. Killington
E. Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
PKD
FRGR
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Middlebury
Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
Mt. Snow
Stratton
Sugarbush
Woodstock Mt
Patriot grapplers edge Berlin 45 13 in dual meet
Mt. Anthony dominates Berlin through forfeits and pins securing a 45 to 13 victory. C. Sanders and R. Jones opened strong with pins, while Baldwin and Harrington earned decisive wins. Berlin benefited from forfeits but MAU extended a growing lead, aided by 4 point decision rule.
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Pete Chapman
Berlin
N.Y
Anthony
Mt. Anthony
Craig Watson
R. Jones
Craig
M. Pettibone
Mau
B. Sweeney
Carr
Tim Baldwin
Baldwin
S. Brennen
Kim Harrington
Keith Matteson
D. Hoffman
Ken Bishop
J. Roach
Chris Harrington
B. Johnson
Greg Hughes
J. Poole
UMass Favored In Williams Invitational Hockey Tourney
UMass leads the four team Williams Invitational at Lansing Chapman Rink with a 6-1 mark and is named early favorite over Williams Colby and Oswego State. Williams 3-1 Colby 1-0 Oswego 1-4 plus two newcomers, UMass and Colby, replace Middlebury and Hamilton.
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Williamstown
Mass
Umass
Colby
Middlebury
Hamilton
Oswego State
Williams
Oswego
Brian Patterson
Segell
Patterson
Bill Jacobs
Hudson High
Dave Quinn
Brian Sullivan
Quinn
Sullivan
Jacobs
North Adams Chamber of Commerce
Jim Ellingwood
Lansing Chapman Rink
Washington's Birthday Cross Country Race Sets Agenda
The tenth Washington's Birthday Cross-Country Ski Touring Race will be held February 21, 1972, over a 16-kilometer Guilford course. The event, dating to 1963, drew interest nationwide and aims to attract a wide range of ages with prizes for oldest and youngest finishers and family participation. Race entry details and blanks will be mailed January 1 with a February 12 deadline. spectators can view from fairground fields.
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Brattleboro
United States
Guilford
Guilford Fairgrounds
Weatherhead Hollow
John Caldwell
U.S
Washington
Vermont
America
Canada
Eric Barradale
Windham Country
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K. K. Matteson
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