Tarkenton leads underdog Vikings to face Dolphins in title bid
Fran Tarkenton emerges as the focal point for the Minnesota Vikings as they challenge the Miami Dolphins for football's world championship. The veteran QB downplays heroics, stresses teamwork, and explains his staying power and approach to staying healthy while steering the underdog squad toward the title.
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UPI
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota Fats
Vikings
Miami
Tarkenton
Miller pilots McNickle to share Phoenix Open lead
Artie McNickle, a second-year pro who earned under $13,000 as a rookie, shot 67 after a guidance talk with U S Open champion Johnny Miller. Miller, also in contention, noted rough greens and praised McNickle’s rally while Mark Hayes led early with a 67.
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David Hurlbert Phoenix
UPI
Artie McNickle
Johnny Miller
McNickle
Miller
Mark Hayes
Greens
Bruce Crampton
Miller Barber
Phoenix
Paul Purtzer
Bob Wynn
Fred Marti
Larry Wood
Lanny Wadkins
John
Ski area snow and lift updates across New England and Maine
A compact report lists ski conditions for numerous resorts including Jiminy Peak, Jug End, Mt Tom, Mt Wachusett, Nashoba Valley, Otis Ridge, Mt Southington, Powder Ridge, Ski Sundown and Woodbury in Massachusetts and Connecticut with new lifts and terrain, snow depth ranges, and groomed runs. It also notes Lost Valley and Pleasant Mountain in Maine with similar density and grooming status, indicating overall midseason coverage and weekend operations.
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Boston
UPI
New England
New England Ski Area Council
Vermont
Ascutney
Bromley
Bolton Valley
Burrington Hill
Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Glen Ellen
Jay Peak
Killington
Mad River
Maple Valley
Middlebury
Snow
Tom Suicide
Okemo
Pico Peak
Snow Valley
Sugarbush
Stowe
Stratton
Timber Ridge
Jug
Klien-Innsbruck
Tom
Watatie
Mt Wachusett
Nashoba Valley
Otis Ridge
Ward Hill
Woodbury
Maine
Lost Valley
Hicks Wins Lombardi Award At National Dinner
Hicks, a 6-3, 258-pound tackle from Ohio State and former Cleveland East Side standout, won the Vince Lombardi Award honoring the nation's top collegiate lineman. He praised his upbringing and said he will mentor at risk youth. The honor came over rivals Gradishar Selmon and Wyman at a $100-a-plate Cancer Society dinner. Separately, Kansas State athletic director Hundman Wall was named to succeed George Smith at Cincinnati.
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Houston
UPI
John Hicks
Cleveland
Ohio State
Vince Lombardi
John Hicks Sr
Charity
William
Sonny’’ Harris
Hicks
John Cappeletti
Randy Gradishar
Lucious Selmon
Oklahoma
Bill Wyman
Texas
Green Bay
Washington
American Cancer Society
Cincinnati
Hundman Wall
Kansas State
George Smith
University of Cincinnati
Arlington Eagles upset Ludlow in Marble Valley clash
Arlington Eagles overturn Ludlow 84 65 as Chris Keough leads with 27 points and 13 rebounds. Ed Hawley adds 25 and Kreel 20 while sophomores Hawley Corey Poulin drive the comeback before Keough injures an ankle late. Eagles now 3 5 and travel to Otter Valley.
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Arlington
Eagles
Ludlow Presidents
Chris Keough
Ed Hawley
Martin Kreel
Eagle
Tim Williams
Williams
Ludlow
Miner Clark
Dick Guignard
Woodstock
West Rutland
Rodger Danyen
Keough
Hawley
Clark
Paul Stuart
Stuart
Kreel, Hawley
Brian Galusha
Kim Poulin
Joe Corey
Corey
Poulin
Kreel
Jim Poulin
J.W
Bob Whitman
Otter Valley of
Brandon
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Bretton Woods
Cannon
Cranmore
Dartmouth Skiway
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Mittersill
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Pats Peak
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Renault
Scot Sport Motors
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Armstrong
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