Place kicking changes the game in pro football
The article notes Garo Yepremian led NFL scoring in 1971 with 28 field goals and 34 PATs, underscoring kickers as top scorers. It recalls Benny Friedman and Kenny Oosterbaan discussing strategy, Michigan’s 20 yard line plays, and classic formations. It highlights the enduring impact of the placekicker and old football tactics.
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New York
Dolphins
Garo Yepremian
Cyprug
Miami Dolphins
Paul Warfield
Yepremian
Hay
N.F.L
Benny Friedman
Kenny Friedman
Benny Qosterbaan
Michigan
Friedman
New York Giants
Fielding Yost
Rob Waterfield
Johnny Unitas
Miami
Unitas
Yost
Benny
Oosterbaan
Sde
Bill Herrnstein
Costerbaan
Heerestein
Brattleboro Dominates Vermont Girls Ski Meet at Lyndon
Brattleboro clinched the girls state high school ski title at the Lyndon Outing Club as Mt Anthony and Putney battled for top spots. Nancy Viereck and Cheryl Cook led cross country and slalom efforts, with high team finishes for CVU, Middlebury, and Burlington in a 19 team field.
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Peer Chaposan
Pam Vieveck
Prospect Mountain
Lyndon
Miss Viereck
Mt. Anthony
Brattleboro
New England
Anthony
Putney
Champlain Valley
Pat Viereck
Cheryl Cook
Pam Viereck
Mary Heller
Libby Cuthill
CVU
Fam Vierick
MAU
Kathy Tobey
Jenny Caldwell
Prudie Smith
Sandy Cook
Michelle Ratte
Bratt
Nan Nusbel
Sue
South Burlington
Webb
Cathy Powers
Stattleboro
Janet Reynolds
Midd
Carmie Watson
Bard Flicklinger
Windsor
Springfield
Burlington
Hutland
Leland & Gray
Stowe
Oxbow
Montpelier
MSJ
Essex
Thetford
Middlebury
Rutland
Woodstock
Skimeister
Kacen Miller
CVA
Mary Martin
Glade Leadbetter
Nan Neubel
Williams ski team to compete in Eastern championship
Williams College ski squad heads to St Lawrence University Canton New York for Division I Eastern championship meet Williams placed sixth to tenth in the Middlebury Carnival with skimeister George Perry of Dartmouth leading the circuit Toby Hubner Darien Conn top Williams finisher in giant slalom finishing 24th Tom Gunn Grand Rapids Mich 27th Dave Blanchet Denver Coro 30th Erik Thorp Birmingham Mich 28th John Harris Salisbury Conn 35th Hubner first in slalom finishing 11th Gunn 20th Blanchet 24th Thorp 27th Rich Easton Danby Vermont 13th in 15 kilometer cross country Jon Allen Headfield Maine 18th Bill Parish Hickory Corners Michigan 24th Chris Potter Clinton New York 24th in 450 meter jump Hubner 6th Hewett Winthrop Maine 18th Parish 24th Easton 29th
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N.Y
Middlebury
Vermont
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
St. Lawrence
Williams
Maine
Harvard
George Perry
Darlen
Conn
Rich Easton
Danby
Jon Allen
Headfeld
Bill Parish
Hickory Corners
Mich
Chris Potter
Clinton
Hubner
Charley Hewett
Winthrop
World University Games Cross Country Skiing Leads Soviet Sweep
Russia dominates day two of the World University Winter Games at Lake Placid with a men's 15 km cross country win by Fedor Semashev in 59 47.5 and a women’s kilometer sweep led by Lubya Makha cheva. Japan, Czechoslovakia, Canada and others collect medals as U.S. and Canada hockey showdown looms in Plattsburgh.
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Placid
Rly
Russia
World University Winnter
Whiteface Mountain
U.S
Canada
Plattsburgh
Here
Fedor
Semashev
Shippord
Japan
Soviet Union
Vladimar Rusinoveev
Hideky
Nakano
Ladislav Rygl
Czechoslovakia
Lubuy Makhacheva
Olga Rokko
Nina Selmnia
Rimalan
Ates
Ak’ King
Miet
Thi ‘Aday
France
Austria
Celtics meet Cleveland tonight on title quest
Celtics visit the Cavaliers as Boston chases its first Atlantic Division title since 1958. Coach Tom Heinsohn praises Austin Carr as a future star, notes Carr and Butch Beard form a strong backcourt, and says the team must win key road and home games to overtake New York. Proceeds from the Cavs game benefit the Jimmy Fund with extra support from halftime free throws.
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Boston
UPI
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cavs
Tom Heinsohn
Cleveland
Heinsohn
Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Carr
Johnny Johnson
Johnson
Billy Seat
Butch Beard
Detroit
New York Knicks
New York
Milwaukee
Celtica Cavaliers
Fabulous Magicians
Marcus Haynes
Boston Archdiocese Fund
Humberto Medeiros
Bob Cousy
Cincinnati Royals
Harper Aims to Hit Right Field for Red Sox Advantage
Winter Haven Florida United Press International reports new Red Sox outfielder Tommy Harper plans to stick to his right field hitting approach at Fenway. Manager Eddie Kasko endorses letting Harper do what he does best, adapting only if needed, as Harper moves from Milwaukee to Boston in a deal involving Pattin and Krausse. Harper, a right hander, believes staying true to his pull-to-right strategy will prevent frustration against inside pitches and breaking balls.
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Winter Haven
Fla
UPI
Tommy Iarper
Boston Red Sox
Karper
Eddie Kaska
Harper
Fenway Park
Benn
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Sox
Marty Pattin
Lew Krausse
Brewers
Frank Malzane
Rostow
Mal Zone
Seattle
Milwaukee
Harper Bays
Richmond Prepares Three-Part Welcome for Cochrans
Richmond plans a three-part salute to Olympic skiers Linda Barbara Marilyn Bob and their parents Ginny and Mickey. events include airport arrival March 8 at 12 45 pm at South Burlington, a town parade and church reception, and a March 2?6 banquet at Mt Mansfield Union School Jericho with Governor and national ski officials invited.
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Richmond
Cochrans
Linda
Barbara
Marilyn
Bob
Ginny
Mickey
U.S
United States
International Airport
South Burlington
Chittenden County
Lake Champlain
Old Round Church
Mt. Mansfield Union School
Jericho
Paul Carpenter
College Scores From United Press International Summary
College scoreboard highlights include Oba St. of Minoks 70 Knoda Ielaod 71 and Mass 63 TU i Yona 6. Allegheny 2 Thies by Adelat 88 Vermont 64. Fitisburgh 2 Yogsen 4 Fens St. 6, Kent St. 31 Indiana 19. Mirtgan 75 TCu Ba Texan Tech Kings 78. Dhomsta Ab Fenn 7, St Joan Pa. 4, Delaware St, Drexel 4, Asherst A Westeyan G&E Cong 74. Keene St Ht SMU 7a Tee 62. Teams 00 Tones AKME TS W.NM 27 Grand Canyon 72 Denver BL Lala Mt. 70. Plarida 125 Chl. Sh. 63. Hhasa OY Allred 67. Arkansas 13) Ixytoy 103 Mareuall 76 UNC-Charlotte 54. Dartmouth 03 New Hamp WC. St. S Noch Car Lowisvl 00-Mo Tex St. Bo Williams 4 Chackson 7. Brandeis 101 Tlondota 75. Fla. Sou. 17. Fla. Ako Hilrats 0. 84 Hethany 73. DePauw 101 Wabash 97. Ryston Call AL Conn 39 of Wisconsin 10. Mich. St. 74.
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United Press International
Oba St.of Minoks
Knoda Ielaod
Mass
Allegheny
Adelat
Vermont
Fitisburgh
Yogsen
Fens St
Kent St
Indiana
Mirtgan
Tcu
Texan Tech Kings
Dhomsta Ab Fenn
St Joan Pa
Delaware
Drexel
Asherst
Westeyan G& E. Cong
Keene St
SMU
Akme
W.nm
Grand Canyon
Denver
Lala
Hhasa OY Allred
Arkansas
Ixytoy
Mareuall
Unc-Charlotte
Dartmouth
New Hamp
WC. St
Tex
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Pam Packard
Laren Clark
Liz Isham
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Cryst Jenness
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Evie Laderoute
Debbie Powell
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Penny Breed
Lin Leadbatter
Leslie Hartigan
Dorothy Mayer
Kathy Job
Loren Clark
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