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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1976

Page

10

Greene says New Orleans is the Super Bowl better than Miami

Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro defensive tackle Joe Greene says New Orleans is the only place to have a Super Bowl and prefers the Saints city over Miami. Greene, not yet at peak after injuries, will share playing time with Steve Furness as coach Chuck Noll uses five linemen. Meanwhile, authorities sought the source of counterfeit tickets near Fort Lauderdale as Cowboys coach Tom Landry deflected questions about the flex defense.

Miami Beach Fla UPI Joe Greene Pittsburgh Steelers New Orleans Miami Greene Steelers Minnesota Steve Furness Dallas Cowboys Chuck Noll Furness Nell Steve Joe Noll Roward and Dade County Fort Lauderdale Cowboys Landry

American League to expand to 13 teams in 1977

The American League, which previously sought expansion, is poised to add Seattle as the 13th club in 1977 after owners adopted a franchise committee recommendation led by M. Donald Grant of the New York Mets. National League owners are meanwhile working on Giants’ issues.

Phoenix UPI M. Donald Grant New York Mets Seattle Giants Grant N.L Washington, D.C Bowie Kuhn Inter

Kings edge Celtics on late momentum run

Kansas City coach Phil Johnson credited momentum as the Kings escaped with a 106-101 win over Boston. Key late plays by Scott Wedman and Sam Lacey sealed the victory after Dave Cowens fouled out. Archibald led KC with 29 points, while Jo Jo White topped Boston with 24.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Kansas City Phil Johnson Kings Celtics Boston Dave Cowens Sam Lacey Ollie Johnson Paul Silas Scott Wedman Lacey Nate Archibald Jo Jo White John Havlicek Johnson Matt Guokas Larry McNeill Cowens Philadelphia

ACC powers flex muscles as Wake Forest shocks UNC

Wake Forest 99 six four 74 at Chapel Hill as fifth ranked Demon Deacons topple seventh ranked North Carolina. Maryland 87 69 over 14th ranked NC State in Raleigh, while UNC stars Ford Davis Kupchak combine for 71. Marquette tops DePaul 79-72 and Rutgers improves to 12-0 with 94-65 win over Columbia.

Maryland North Carolina Wake Forest Tar Heels ACC Chapel Hill North Carolina State Raleigh Carl Tacy UNC N.C. State Tacy Phil Ford Walt Davis Mitch Kupchak Marquette DePaul Warriors Earl Tatum Bo Ellis Jerome Whitehead Rutgers Columbia Adrian Dantley Notre Dame Ball State Harvard Boston University Cincinnati Temple Seton Hall Providence St. Bonaventure Duquesne Clemson Duke South Carolina Citadel Virginia Tech Virginia Texas A&m SMU TCU Houston Texas Tech Texas

VFW objects to playing America the Beautiful at Whalers games

Connecticut VFW commander says America the Beautiful should not replace the Star Spangled Banner at Hartford Civic Center hockey games featuring the New England Whalers. He supports playing both or none, while Whalers publicist says America the Beautiful has been used and could be played tonight against Cincinnati Stingers.

VEW Hartford, Conn UPI America New England Whalers Warren B. Wilson VFW Wilson Civic Center Kevin Walsh WHA Whalers Philadelphia Flyers U.S. Congress Cincinnati Stingers the Beautiful Walsh

MAU Wrestlers Hit Road For Whitehall Out Of State Match

MAU action today as Armand Patnaude’s wrestlers travel to Whitehall New York for another tough dual meet. The Patriots own an 8-2 record in duals and have captured three tournament titles. This trip starts a six game away sequence before returning to MAU gym for Hoosick Falls on February 11. The Mt Anthony girls host Burr and Burton in a Dot Jones League clash following a solid first game win. The undefeated MAU JV opens at 3 30 PM.

Armand Patnaude Whitehall N.Y Patriots MAU Hoosick Falls Mt. Anthony Burr and Burton Seminary MAU JV

Harvard Beats Boston University In Beanpot Final

Harvard defeated Boston University 86 to 70 to win the Beanpot Classic championship. Consolation rounds saw Boston College defeat Northeastern 82 to 69, while Penn State beat Bucknell 64 to 69 and Maine Orono triumphed over St Anselm's 97 to 83.

Harvard Boston U East Bucknell Penn St Cincinnati Temple Maine-Orono St. Anselm’s Rutgers Columbia St. Bonaventure Duquesne Villanova Massachusetts

Seattle Pilot suit over 70 move begins

In Everett Washington testimony opens in a suit over the 1969 Seattle Pilots sale and their 1970 move to Milwaukee. AL expansion vote in Phoenix coincides with the case as officials dispute antitrust, fraud and breach of contract claims.

Seattle Seattle Pilots Milwaukee Brewers American League Phoenix Lee MacPhail Expansion Pilots MacPhail King County Washington William Dwyer David C. Wagoner Dwyer Wagoner Milwaukee

Harvard tops Beantown Beanpot with 79 65 win over BC

Harvard wins the Beanpot title by beating Boston College 79 to 65 after routing Boston University 86 to 70 in the tourney. Brian Banks scores 24 in the final, while Glenn Fine adds 14 and earns a co MVP honor as Harvard improves to 5-1.

Harvard B.C Boston UPI Satch Sanders Crimson Boston University Northeastern Cabot Gymnasium Boston College

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