Mt Anthony and MSJ set to clash in Vermont Derby
Mt Anthony the three time defending Class L state champions faces Mt Joseph in a sold out Vermont quarterfinal. MSJ seeded fifth seeks another upset as Frank Bizzarro and Bobby Joe Cioffi lead a balanced Mounts squad in a high stakes regional showdown with a crowded arena and big game nerves.
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Mt. Anthony
MSJ
Patriots
Frank Bizzarro
Bennington
Rt. 9
Bizzarro
Dave Fredrickson
Vermont
Brattleboro
South Burlington
Scott Maguire
Rick Wright
Mike Lemieux
Dave Feenan
John Restino
Wright
Mau
Maguire
Lemieux
Restino
Cioffi
Feenan
MLJ
Pete Geannelis
Sparks
John Sleeman
Joe Rivers
Tom Johnson
Fredrickson
UVM
Patrick Gym
E.H. Henry Center
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Wings trade Bergeron. Kelly leads 3-2 win over Penguins
Detroit sent Michel Bergeron to Kansas City as Dave Kelly scored twice in four NHL games, lifting the Red Wings from a two goal deficit to a 3-2 victory over the Penguins. Fred Williams and Bob Ritchie added second period goals. Buffalo blanked Philadelphia 2-0. LA and Vancouver tied 2-2.
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UPI
Detroit Red Wings
Michel Bergeron
Kansas City
Wings
Bergeron
Detroit
Philadelphia Flyers
Dave Kelly
Kelly
Pittsburgh Penguins
Michel
Alex Delvecchio
Fred Williams
Bob Ritchie
Flyers
Red Wings
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Vancouver
World Hockey Association
Tim Sheehy
Peter Marrin
Birmingham
Quebec
Kevin Devine
Norm Ferguson
San Diego
Phoenix
Sabres
Don Edwards
Hershey
AHL
Jim Lorentz
Rene Robert
Kings
Canucks
Rick Blight
Butch Goring
Dave Schultz
Harold Snepsts
Bob Kilger
Vataha backs proposed five year NFL pact
Randy Vataha says he is generally satisfied with the proposed five year labor contract between the NFL Players Association and the owners after reviewing early settlement highlights. Delegates from 26 of 28 teams meet in Washington to vote on sending the pact to members while owners in New York consider ratification. The agreement alters the college draft, improves pay and pensions, and broadens free agent rights for veterans, with a potential 16 game season and a $15 to $16 million legal settlement by the league.
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Washington
NFL
New York
Ed Garvey
NFLPA
Player grabs one stroke lead in Inverrary tournament
Gary Player shot a 68 to lead by one over Curtis Strange while Jack Nicklaus opened with a 70 and trailed in a crowded group for third including Bobby Walzer Jim Simons Calvin Peete as the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic began in Lauderhill Florida.
Nicklaus and Player reflect on aging yet active careers
Nicklaus and Player, both 37 and 40, discuss staying in shape to face weekly pro challenges. Nicklaus mixes basketball with church league play and jokes about avoidance of injuries while maintaining fitness, while Player details ranch calisthenics and shoveling sand to stay in form. They note strong, young competitors and expect more to emerge.
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Fuzzy Zoeiler
Nicklaus
Methodist Church
Hardy Trucking
Coach Cove Marina
Buster’s Florists
South Africa
Player
Pownal horse entries list for Friday February 25 1977
Horse race card from Pownal detailing races across 5/16 and 3/8 grades with numbered entries. Notable horses include Jarhead Gogetum Ziploc River Chief Wendy Tuff and Starmaker Lotus Flower River Rose and many others listed for all ten races with post positions and horse names.
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Jarhead Gogetum
W. W. Corky
Hardy Boy
Snow Lady
Grambling
Misty Pan
River Chief
Dark Hills
Profit Line
Jimi Zip
Bengie Again
Connection
Wendy Tuff
Kelso Charlie
Lincoln Lad
Classey Joy
Sherry Bandit
Gypsy Dolores
CD A Cannon
Majestic Mike
Annie Tuff
Mamagona
Wycliff Judy
G. R
Daffy
Dark Arena
Bud's
Ann Marie
Mike Ron Lee
Max’s
Blaze
O. H
Dallas Bowl
D. K
Doc
Bobbie Sox
Lamear
Aurora
Bonus
Natasha
Big Caesar
Tiny Tuffy
Design
Starmaker
Lotus Flower
Dixies Ryan
Surtran
Zimmie
Major Fritz
Molly Jean
Tailgate Tippy
River Rose
Nick Orbit
Woody’s Boy
Flame McAfee
Sandy Randy
River Magic
Terra Dee
Capac River
Blamed
Silver Bowl
Dutch Sioux
Vernon
Glen Wilson
Holmes Cleared of Cocaine Charge in Amarillo Trial
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Ernie Holmes was found innocent of cocaine possession after a trial in Amarillo. Jurors concluded the state failed to prove Holmes knew the 250 milligram cylinder contained drugs. Holmes credited Jesus for his strong faith and said he had a fair trial during which a panhandler allegedly pressed the cylinder into his hand in a motel restroom.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ernie Holmes
Jesus Christ
Holmes
Don Lawler
Holy Cross Freshman Guard Perry Sidelined by Ankle Sprain
Worcester UPI reports Holy Cross freshman Ron Perry suffered a severe left ankle sprain in a 111-89 win over Boston University. Coach George Blaney fears season-ending injury as Perry, averaging 23.7 points per game, was taken to hospital and will have the ankle cast to stabilize it.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
Holy Cross
Ron Perry
Boston University
Crusader
George Blaney
Perry
Steve Jones
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Kelly Hustles
Pop Penguins
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Quiniela
Sky Volt
Franko Bannon
Jim Tyrone
H.A
R.W. Smokey Eyes
Ann‘s Ghost
Windy Scoby
Be Be Brook
Princess Cox
Strange
Wake Forest
Brownsville
Lewis
Adams Clothes Shop
Finast
Blaney
Miles Lumber Co., Inc
Arlington, Vermont
Railroad Station
Owens Corning
Fiberglas
Mobil
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