Pelkie backs Fredrickson amid dissatisfied Mt Anthony fans
Principal Pelkie, after a meeting with three complainants, expressed support for rehire of Coach Fredrickson for the 1972 75 season. Administrators framed the discussion as constructive, with notes on defense offense and substitution tactics. The Patriot finished 5 15 this year with Perkins 216 points and Wiskoski 208, Steals leader Steals 67.
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Deve Fredrickson
Catherine Corcoran
George Sleeman
Mt. Anthony
Charles Keir
Paul Fairfield
Clarence Pelkie
Pelkie
Fredrickson
Steeman
Sleeman
Bancor
Ed Flynn
Peter Parkins
Windsor
Mr. Anthony
Perkins
Guy Luczynski
Stash Wiskoski
Peter Perkins
Wiskoski
Kerry Ryan
Proell Captures World Cup at Heavenly Valley
Miss Proell of Austria won the women s giant slalom at Heavenly Valley Calif during the World Cup, earning 25 points to reach 256 total with three events left in the Cup Series. The four day event opener began as European skiers push toward the men s title in progress.
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South Lake
Tahoe
Calif
Miss Proell
Annamarie Proall
Austria
Crow to Browns Crow to Browns
John David Crow left Alabama coaching to join the Cleveland Browns as offensive backfield coach. The article also covers alpine ski results and Olympic goals including Miss Procell aiming for 1976 Olympics, with note of Sapporo gold medallist Barbar Cochran and other U S skiers.
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Ala
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John David Crow
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National Football League
Barbar Cochran
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Sapporo
Miss Pruell
Ross Mittermaier
West Germany
Britt LaForgue
France
Marilyn Cochran
Rutland
Sandra Poulson
Squaw Valley
Calif
Karen Budge
Jackson
Wyo
Five more teams join NCAA College Division tourney field
In Kansas City Missouri five additional teams Biscaysie College Miami University of Bridgeport Gannon College and University of Hartford plus UC California at Riverside were chosen to compete in the NCAA College Division basketball championship bringing the total selections to 25. Pairings for the eight regional tournaments were to be announced today.
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Green Mountain Records Mixed Results In Sport Briefs
The Junction Restaurant held first place after a 31 loss to Fienberg's Store. Sawyera edged Ink Spots by the same margin. Bennington Motel shut out Sheaffers 4-0 and losers won 3-0 over Floating Eagles to dip under .600. Lauzon's 31 against Green Mountain featured. GIRLS' CITY LEAGUE Sleepers and Giant's Rollers tied 2-2. WBTN beat Wee Lass 3-4. Century Restaurant shut out by Hawk's Realty 40. Heald Plastics and Marty Moores tied 2-2. Unbelievables and Bennington Mobile Homes won 3-1 against Fiesta Restaurant and Dragon's Shoes.
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Century Resturant
Hawk’s Realty
Heald Plastics
Marty Moores
Unbelievables
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Fiesta Restaurant
Dragon’s Shoes
Statewide X G ski meet set for March 11
On March 11 the Viking Ski Touring Center in Londonderry will host an invitational cross country ski race for up to three skiers from each high school. About 30 schools were invited to compete on the 2.44 km NASTAR course through fields and woodland. Spectators on skis are welcome to view. The event aims to boost interest in high school cross country skiing and grow programs statewide. Equipment costs favor cross country, with outfits under 90 dollars versus downhill sets around 400. The piece envisions future Olympic teams emerging from increased participation.
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Londonderry
Pistol Pete Reiser remembered as Dodger phenom and tragedy
In a vivid Vero Beach reminiscence, Pete Reiser is profiled as a legendary Dodgers prospect whose spring exploits dazzled 1940s eyes. His early brilliance, ambidextrous fielding, and speed are chronicled alongside a career-altering wall collision, Army service, and later coaching with the Cubs.
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Reiser
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Dodgers
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Pete
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Giants coach sues ABC TV over interview remarks
Alex Webster, coach of the New York Giants, files a 1.5 million defamation suit in Manhattan Supreme Court against ABC TV and sportscasters Jim Bouton and Sal Marchiano over a December interview aired with altered sound. Webster alleges the broadcast implied he is incompetent, unable to articulate ideas, and a dull, stupid person due to Giants 1971 struggles.
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Alex Webster
New York Giants
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Marchiano
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Webster
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