Mt Anthony routs Mt Greylock 82 51 in non league win
Mt Anthony Patriots dominated from the start in Williamstown Massachusetts beating Mt Greylock 82 51. Led by Sam Haynes Mitch Burke and Russ Pembroke the Patriots jumped to a 24 8 first quarter lead and never slowed. Maguire Callanan and Dwyer provided scoring while MAU bench depth sealed the win with a late 22 point fourth quarter stretch. Mt Greylock struggled to match the pace as Lewis and Clark led the Mounties with 14 and 11 points respectively.
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John Hubbard
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Mt. Greylock
Mounties
Mau
Jim Maguire
Walt Parmenter
Bill Martin
Dwyer
Mr. Greylock
Lewis and Clark
Maguire
Dave Fredrickson
Mike Callanan
Callanan
Fredrickson
Bill Russ
Jvs
Fresh Patriots
Brattleboro
John Restino
Ricky Wright
Fresh
Hoosac Valley
Restino
al Plante
Bay State
Hartford
Rutland
Windsor
MSJ
Bellows Falls
Spaulding stars in Burr and Burton 74 Green Mountain 70 win
Burr and Burton defeats Green Mountain 74 to 70 on their home court as Herbie Spaulding erupts for 36 points, 22 rebounds and seven blocks. Teammate Mark LaSalle adds 20 rebounds while Tom Pelton and Greg Carrano contribute key scoring in a strong team effort.
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Manchester
Burr and
Burton
Green Mountain
Ludlow
Bulldogs
Herbie Spaulding
Spaulding
New York
Ormsby Hill
West
Holt
Steve Hart
Tommy Pelton
Mark LaSalle
Burr
McCoy
Jim Westine
Pelton
LaSalle
Mark Bischoff
Chieftan
Greg Carrano
Smalley Jr to be Rangers top draft pick in winter draft
Roy Smalley Sr, a former Cubs shortstop, could see his 21 year old son Roy Jr drafted first by the Texas Rangers in the winter free agent draft. At USC in 1973 he hit .338 with five homers and 29 RBIs as the Trojans won the College World Series. Smalley credits his father for forming his infield skills. The draft will be done by telephone from Bowie Kuhn's New York office.
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NEW York
UPI
Roy Smalley
Chicago Cubs
Roy Jr
Texas Rangers
Smalley
University of Southern California
Trojans
Omaha
Neb
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Rangers
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers crush Salem Generals 93 to 50
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers dominated Salem Generals with a 93 50 victory led by Mahar 19 Harrison 17 and Frazier 13. Westcott 16 Parrish 11 and Jackson 10 topped Salem while McGuire 19 Cabana 18 and Stritch 16 led the Hoosick Falls J Ws in a 65 56 win. The Generals struggled on both ends as Hoosick Falls pulled away early and never looked back.
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Mike Mahar
Curt Kaukas
Hoosiers
Salem
Hoosick Falls
Brian Harrison
Bill Frazier
Len Westcott
Harrison
Steve Whitter
Frazier
Rich Gorman
Keith Buck
Westcott
Parrish
Jackson
Mahar
Kaukas
Hoosier
J.w.’S
Bob McGuire
Larry Cabana
Jim Stritch
Farewell to Bennington sports voice Carl Territo
Carl Territo, WBTN sports director and Patriots play by play voice, departs Bennington for Michigan with his wife Kathy and children Carl and Amy. He built Spinelli Field tree house, promoted local hockey and golf, and covered MAU football baseball while fostering community sports.
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Carl Territo
The
Banner
Territo
Bennington
Carl
Spinelli Field
Hudson
N.Y
Mt. Anthony
WBTN
Mr. Anthony
Bennington High
Patriots
MAU
Tree House
Ted Ripley
Catamounts
Kathy
Amy
Territos
Michigan
Wolverine
Young NFL rookie of the year named by UPI NFC
Philadelphia Eagles tight end Charley Young earned the 1973 UPI NFC rookie of the year award with 20 votes from 39 writers. He led with 55 receptions for 854 yards and six touchdowns, including an 80 yard catch. Chuck Foreman ran for 801 yards, while Lawrence McCutcheon and Wally Chambers received four votes each.
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Houston
UPI
Charley Young
Young
Philadelphia Eagles
United Press International
Chuck Foreman
Minnesota Vikings
Lawrence McCutcheon
Los Angeles Rams
Wally Chambers
Chicago Bears
McCutcheon
Los Angeles
Foreman
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Auto Stores Inc
Main St
Firestone
By Kimnelson
Salem Generals
Mark Folgett
Generals
Ed Darkward
Doug Greenwood
Kim Nelson
Bennington Generals
Elks Lodge
Adams Clothes Shop
First Bank and Trust Company
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Progressive Building
Depot Street
Buckey
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