Sanderson Back With Bruins Tuning For NHL Return
Derek Sanderson joined Boston Bruins workouts at Boston Garden after leaving the WHA. He trained with the Bruins farm team, the Boston Braves, while talks with Bruins management continued. Sanderson described feeling out of shape and cited a cordial meeting with Harry Sinden.
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Ridiculous Says Dineen on Sanderson Case
Coach Bil Dineen blasted Derek Sanderson as the most ridiculous figure in pro sports after Sanderson signed a 22.6 million contract with the Philadelphia Blazers of the World Hockey Association and was released earlier for injuries and disputes with management. Dineen said Sanderson upset Philadelphia players and hindered the team’s progress from sixth to fifth place. He noted Sanderson reportedly received front money and an addional 1 million to settle his contract, and questioned his posturing and fitness.
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Dr J Leads Squires Past Stars in Salt Lake Thriller
Julius Erving known as Dr J by fans and teammates blocked two late Utah Stars shots sealing a 122 to 121 ABA victory for Virginia. Bernie Williams led Virginia with 23 as Five teammates scored at least five, while Zelmo Healy poured 35 for Utah and Ron Boone added 28 in the close game before the ABA All-Star break.
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Rutland-MAU clash tops SVL in Rutland showdown
Mt Anthony Patriots seek revenge in Rutland against Raiders key SVL match up. Rutland leads SVL with 1 loop standing while Patriots sit a half game back at 61. Mt Anthony aims to shake past Rutland after a Jan 3 narrow home loss 46 45 with late free throws by Dave Deazin.
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Karate program offered by Recreation Department
The Recreation Department offers a Tae Kwon Do program starting Wednesday January 31 at 7 30 pm in Stark Street Playground taught by Stephen Hoyt first degree black belt and noted instructor. The twelve week курса includes demonstrations, costs apply, open to seventh graders and older. Call 442 3843 for information.
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Southern skier John Paine shines at Vermont Academy
John Paine, a 15 year old freshman from Bluefield Virginia, has emerged as a record setting young Nordic skier at Vermont Academy. He placed sixth in 7.8 km cross country trials and won a jumping meet at Dartmouth College, despite being new to jumping. Paine competes on both varsity cross country and jumping teams and is expected to rise as a top Nordic skier for the school.
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Knicks Use Stout Defense To Beat Warriors 97 84
New Yorkists defeated Golden State 97 84 as Dave DeBusschere and Walt Frazier led with 27 points each. Rick Barry scored 20 amid ankle trouble and eye contusion as the Knicks prevented a letdown after beating Boston.
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Crusaders Beat Whalers To Take WHA East Lead
Cleveland Crusaders rally with two third period goals to defeat New England Whalers 2-1, seizing the World Hockey Association East lead. Jim Wiste scored the clincher at 16 25 of the third after a pass from Rich Pumple, with Paul Andrea adding support. Cheevers 28 saves for Cleveland as Ray Clearwater opened scoring early.
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Middlebury teams return to action after weekend wins
Middlebury College teams resume play with basketball traveling to Norwich at 8 pm and hockey hosting Williams at 7 30 pm. The basketball team may be without center Dave Davidson due to flu while hockey faces Williams led by Bill Jacobs.
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NHL Eyeing Midwest Expansion in Kansas City Arena Plan
The NHL Board of Governors approved Edwin G Thompson to build a 17,100 seat arena near Kansas City Missouri, signaling a conditional franchise move toward the 1974-75 season. Washington DC and Kansas City gains push league to 18 teams for 1975 with Abe Pollin’s DC project also approved. Australian duo Laver and Emerson won doubles at Rancho La Costa, defeating Stone and Pilic 6-7 6-3 6-4.
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Oilers pick top in draft lead by Purdue tackle Dave Butz
Houston Oilers ignore several trade offers to hold the No 1 draft pick and are expected to select Purdue defensive tackle Dave Butz a 6 7 280 pound lineman. The team recently traded for veteran center Bill Curry and aims to bolster a line that produced the league’s worst record last season. Draft order features several trades and inverse standings from 1972 with 442 collegians to be picked over 17 rounds starting at 10 am EST.
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Patriots eye John Hannah in draft amid pick hurdles
The Patriots enter the collegiate draft targeting Alabama offensive lineman John Hannah as their top prospect. With Houston, New Orleans, and Philadelphia able to name before New England, the team faces a potential snag. New coach Chuck Fairbanks begins his first draft, seeking to bolster an ailing line after Plunkett's poor AFC finish. Hannah, 6'3" and 274 pounds, is deemed a strong blocker who could anchor the line. The club holds first round positions but is without a second round pick, yet has two third-round selections.
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