Dryden returns to blank Leafs as Canadiens win 1-0
Ken Dryden back in goal for Montreal shuts out Toronto 1-0 for his fourth shutout of the season and extending the Canadiens home unbeaten streak to 21 games. Pete Mahovlich nets the winner at 19 58 of the third after a faceoff pass from Henri Richard.
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Montreal Canadiens
Ken Dryden
Dryden
Canadiens
National Hockey League
Toronto Maple Leafs
NHL
Pete Mahovlich
Henri Richard
New England Ski Areas Report Weather and Trail Conditions
New England Ski Areas Council reports conditions across Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Many resorts show wet or spring conditions with icy patches and bare spots, while some report powder or packed powder on lower sections. Multiple lifts operating, with varied run quality from good to excellent, and several areas noting springlike melt and limited access.
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Boston
UPI
New England
New England Ski Areas Council
P-Poor
Ltd-Limited
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
F. Bromley
Burke Mt
Burrington Hill
Glen Ellen
Haystack
Hogback
Jay Peak
Killington
LSGR
Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
Pkd
Magic Mt
Maple Valley
Middlebury Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
Round Top Mt
Stowe
Butternut Basin
Catamount
Hamilton
Indianhead
Trotters Open Harness Season at Green Mountain Pownal
Harness racing starts January 28 at Green Mountain in Pownal as the track unveils a 53 date schedule with afternoon Saturday racing and night shows on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. John Phillips returns to run the department with nearly a thousand stalls filled. Canadian entrants led by Herve Fillion and driver Gil Hamel join new Maryland arrivals Jim Porter and John Childress along with veteran Don Thompson as Green Mountain marks its tenth anniversary season.
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Sun Lovers
John Phillips
Phillips
Herve Fillion
Pownal Oval
Maryland
Jim Porter
John Childress
Don Thompson
Pownal
Our
MAU
Hartford
Bellows Falls
Brattiebor
Rutland
Pittsfield
Brundage's blacklist looms over pre-Olympic skiing
Kitzbuhel and Wengen skiers head toward the Sapporo Olympic window with a list of about 40 athletes allegedly banned for amateur rule violations. Brundage signals ineligibility decisions to IOC board ahead of Feb competitions, risking Olympic skiing or a world championship outcome. FIS officials resist using Brundage list as evidence and seek IOC ruling before teams depart.
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Kitzbuehel
Austria
Sapporo
Japan
Wengen
Switzerland
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
IOC
FIS
Hiroshi Matsuo
NBC
U.S
West European Broadcasting Union
Canada
CBC
NHK
Chicago
Marc Hodler
Hodler
Maurice Martel
Lausanne
Olympic
Olympic Committee
Squires halt Colonels streak with 138-132 win over Kentucky
ABA clash sees Squires Charlie Scott score 46 to topple Dan Issel's Colonels ending Kentucky’s 10 game win streak. Issel adds 37 while Artis Gilmore hits a career high 35. Julius Erving nets 25 for Virginia as Carolina, Utah, and Denver win in other action.
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Charlie Scott
Dan Issel
Kentucky Colonels
Kentucky
Scott
American Basketball Association
Virginia Squires
Colonels
Issel
Carolina
Utah
Memphis
Denver
Dallas
Artis Gilmore
Julius Erving
Virginia
Jim McDaniels
Mack Calvin
McDaniels
Joe Caldwell
Cougars
Panthers crush Tamarac 61 6 in Hoosick Falls wrestling
Hoosick Falls dominated Tamarac 61-6 as the hosts forfeited several weights. Seven matches wrestled with Hoosiers winning five pins, two forfeits, and multiple standout performances including Jim Sutton and Joe Shaw pins, Jon Burns and Mike Kavage pins, and Tom Thurber’s early victory. Jayvee team beat Berlin 37-18 to move to 7-0.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Panthers
Tamarac
Bengals
Hoosiers
Ed Shaw
Don Merrills
Steve Volkheimer
Hartley
Steve
Jim Sutton
Jim
Dick Smith
Chris Harrington
Chris
Colletti
Mick Quackenbush
Kulas
Joe Shaw
Jarvis
Joe
Hoosier
Jon Burns
Panther
Blackshead
Jon
Mike Kavage
Mike
Tom
Mount Anthony ski team fairs at southern Vermont meet
In the first southern Vermont high school ski meet Mt Anthony faded to the top ten with Tim Miller placing fourth as the brightest spot for coach Birger Vigsnes. Other Mt Anthony skiers included Terry Dailey Malcolm Hewitt Chris Baker Mark Quinlan and Dave Cadiz as conditions worsened and the Chapel Hill jump remained immobilized.
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Vermont
Mount Anthony
Tim Miller
Birger Vigsnes
Springfield
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Chapel Hill
Terry Dailey
Malcolm Hewitt
Chris Baker
Mark Quinlan
Dave Cadiz
Brattleboro
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United Press International
Bobby Hull
Tony Esposito
Chicago Black Hawks
California Seals
Hull
Esposito
Lou Nanne
Bill Goldsworthy
Jude Drouin
Charlie Burns
Minnesota North Stars
Detroit Red Wings
Skein
Dave Balon
Dale Tallon
Andre Boudrias
Vancouver Canucks
Pittsburgh Penguins
Bill Fairbairn
New York Rangers
Los Angeles Kings
East v. LT
New York
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Vancouver
Buffalo
Minnesota
California
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Stratton
Sugarbush
Woodstock
Mt. Tom
Massachusetts
Berkshire East
Blue Hills
Boston Hill
Bousquets
G. Brodie Mt
New Hampshire
Black Mt
G. Big Bear
Cannon Mt
FRGR
Cranmore Mt
Dartmouth Skiway
F. Gunstock
G. Intervale
G. King Ridge
Loon Mt
E. Mittersill
Ltd
Pats Peak
Ragged Mt
Mt. Sunapee
Tenney Mt
Gil Hamel
N.Y. Times News Service
Matsuo
Willy Schaeffler
Schaeffler
Evian
Bibs
ABA Action
Dave Casey
Adams
Coats
Adams Clothes Shop
Bennington Sport
Bennington Hockey
Albany
North Adams
Mau Frosh
Patriot Frosh
Ray
Fairdale Farms
Wade
Milkers
Bijur
Knapps Pets
Una Bella
Marty Moore
Wee Lass
Hawk
Realtors
Dragon's Shoes
Frances Snow
Benn
Fashion Fair
Star Electric
Vermont National Bank
Pharmacy
Joan Capriola
Old Tire
Goodyear
Francis J. Kelly, Inc
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