Mt Anthony hosts four team Christmas tourney opener
Mt Anthony High School hosts a two day Christmas tournament at MAU gym starting with Drury of North Adams against Hoosick Falls Central at 7 p.m. The Patriots then meet Hoosic Valley. Losers play Friday in the consolation round. winners play for the title. Pembroke is out with an infection. Daigneault may play with lineup adjustments. Tickets at the door.
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Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Drury
North Adams
Mass
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
MAU
Hoosic Valley
New York
Ron Pembroke
The
Pembroke
Tom Dwyer
Alan Daigneault
Walt Parmenter
John Ottaviano
Ottaviano
Leafs rout Canadiens as multiple players shine in 92 win
Toronto Maple Leafs explode for eight scorers in a 92 victory over the Montreal Canadiens ending Montreal's 10 game unbeaten run. Lanny McDonald nets two goals while Paul Henderson Dave Keon Inge Hammarstrom Rick Kehoe Darryl Sittler Bob Neely and Jim McKenney also score. Canadiens respond with Murray Wilson and Yvan Cournoyer scoring. Other NHL results include Rangers over Flyers 2-1 and Vancouver 6-4 over California.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Maple Leafs
Canadiens
Toronto
Montreal
Scotty Bowman
Lanny McDonald
Leafs
Paul Henderson
Dave Keon
Inge Hammarstrom
Rick Kehoe
Darryl Sittler
Bob Neely
Jim McKenney
Sittler
Henderson
Murray Wilson
Yvan Cournoyer
California
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Abdul-Jabbar Leads Bucks Past Cavaliers for 300th Win
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 38 as Milwaukee beat Cleveland 123-110, marking Larry Costello’s 300th coaching victory and the Bucks’ 300th franchise win. Austin Carr led Cleveland with 29, while Dan Dandridge added 23 for Milwaukee as they built a late lead after a close first half.
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National Basketball Association
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Cleveland Cavaliers
Calvin Murphy
Houston Rockets
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Milwaukee
Larry Costello
Bucks
Costello
Cleveland
Bob Dandridge
Cavaliers
Abdul- Jabbar
Austin Carr
Dandridge
Houston
Rockets
Murphy
Chiefs' Len Dawson Named 1973 NFL Man of the Year
Len Dawson, veteran Chiefs quarterback and top all time passer by rating, was voted the 1973 NFL Man of the Year by fans in a Pro Football Hall of Fame coordinated ballot. He will receive a bronze gladiator trophy at AFC title ceremonies in Miami and a $20,000 Len Dawson college scholarship fund will be created in the Kansas City area. Additional $1,000 scholarships will honor top votegetters from each of the other 25 NFL teams.
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Ohio
UPI
Kansas City Chiefs
Len Dawson
Dawson
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Miami
Kansas City
NFL
Baltimore
Rick Volk
Buffalo
O.J. Simpson
Cincinnati
Neal Craig
Missouri Upsets Oklahoma In Big Eight Tournament Opener
Missouri defeated Oklahoma 73 to 70 in Kansas City as Steve Dangos and Al Eberhard combined for 45 points. Eberhard sealed the win with late free throws after an eight point surge, Dangos adding 24 points and Wedman scoring 30 for Colorado in another opening round game.
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Steve Dangos
al Eberhard
Missouri
Oklahoma
Eberhard
Dangos
Pat Kelly
Scott
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Texas
Rutgers
Oklahoma City
Colorado
Kansas
Indiana
BYU
Oregon St
Army
Duke
Western Ky
Florida
Jacksonvs
Penn St
Frdhm
California
Penn
Findlay Holiday Tourney Findly
Hatngin
Ind
St.Jos
Wash. St
Midwest Ho
Jimmie Dykes: A Hall of Fame case and ironies of luck
Cooperstown debates Jimmie Dykes, a Chicago White Sox utility man who hit .306 in 1937 and .303 in 1938 despite aging and limited games. The article recalls his late-blooming power, compares his career to Mickey Cochrane and other Hall of Famers, notes his irreverent humor, and recounts anecdotes from Connie Mack's Athletics and offbeat team pranks.
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New York
Chicago White Sox
Jimmie Dykes
Louisville
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
Cochrane
Cooperstown
Jimmie
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Heinie Manush
Delaware Water Gap
Congregation of Rites
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Whitey Ford
Don Larsen
Elston Howard
Yankees
Baseball Writers
Veterans’ Committee
Walter W. Phillips
Maryland
Philadelphia
Bala Golf Club
Cleveland
Oscar Vitt
Comiskey Park
Chicago
White Sox
Muddy
Bill McGowan
McGowan
Luke Appling
Appling
Top NCAA Division II teams hold steady in ratings
Kentucky Wesleyan remains No. 1 and Tennessee State rises to No. 2 in the UPI coaches poll. Kentucky Wesleyan improved to 7-0 with wins over three opponents as Tennessee State climbed after not playing. Bentley jumps to No. 3, Alcorn A&M to No. 4, Evansville slides to No. 5.
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NEW York
UPI
Kentucky Wesleyan
United Press International Board of Coaches
Tennessee State
Panthers
Kentucky State
Northwood Institute
Bentley
Alcorn A&m
Evansville
Texas-El Paso
Sam Houston State
Roanoke
Assumption
Southeast Louisiana
McNeese State
Whalers win in OT beat Aeros in WHA action
In a meeting of division leaders New England and Houston needed overtime to decide. Brad Selwood scored his sixth of the season at 2:23 of OT to lift the Whalers 3-2 and extend their East lead to six points. Houston stayed tied for first in the West with Edmonton. Winnipeg edged Chicago 4-2 behind Bobby Hull and Ted Hargreaves. Vancouver defeated Cleveland 5-3 to climb from last in the West.
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Gilbert
Rangers
Bill Clement
Maniago
Nanne
New York
Gerry Desjardins
Bill Goldsworthy
Bobby Schmautz
Dennis Ververgaert
Paulin Bordeleau
Vancouver
California
Seals
Tom Williams
Los Angeles
Chicago
Black Hawks
Williams
Hawks
Tony Esposito
Syl Apps
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Apps
Bill McKenzie
Buffalo
Garfield Heard
John Havlicek
Boston
Bob McAdoo
Braves
Dave DeBusschere
Walt Frazier
New
United Press International
New England
Houston
Brad Selwood
Whalers
Aeros
World Hockey Association
Toronto
Edmonton
Larry Lund
Andre Hinse
Bob Williams
Tim Sheehy
Winnipeg Jets
Chicago Cougars
Vancouver Blazers
Cleveland Crusaders
New Eng
Cleveland
Quebec
Jersey
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Los Ang
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Santo
James J. Dykes
By Red Smith
Adams Clothes Shop
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Bike Braker, Inc
Roberts Drive
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Bobby Hull
Ted Hargreaves
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Danny Lawson
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