Rod and Gun Cat Hunting in Vermont and Nova Scotia
Donald Greene of Shaftsbury relishes rugged bobcat hunting with hounds in Vermont's Green Mountains. He joined Pete Wittpenn of Chatham New York for the third annual World Bob Cat Hunt in Truro Nova Scotia, facing ice storms and floods. The event concluded with trophies to Copps of Maine and Bowles of New York, while Greene and Wittpenn placed fifth.
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Don
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Pete Wittpenn
Chatham
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Big Boy
Truro
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Rainbow
Prince Street
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Philip Copps
Maine
Chet Bowles
New York State
Bulldogs Dominate Milton In Vermont Class I Playoff Rout
Burr and Burton overpower Milton 79 60 as six Bulldogs reach double figures and Boris Funton grabs 21 rebounds. Carroll and Baker anchor defense in third quarter surge while LeFevre nets 18 for Milton. Coach Allard says the team executed well though shooting lagged. Next game Friday March 5 at Rutland High against Harwood.
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Milton
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Yellowjackets
Dave Turner
Gary Baker
Peter Carroll
Baker
Carroll
Bulldogs
Roberts
Finton
Benson
Carmen
Burr and
Boris Funton
Paul Roberts
Brian Benson
Steve Carmen
Pete Carroll
Emmett Clements
Bob Frohock
Mack Paul
BBL
George Allard
Rutland High School
Harwood
Fair Haven
Gotham moves to save the house that Ruth built
New York plans to buy Yankee Stadium for 24 million dollars to keep the Yankees and Giants from moving, with major upgrades to parking, approaches, and lighting. The stadium, built in 1923 by Jacob Ruppert, rose to fame as Ruth’s home and a symbol of baseball’s golden era and hosted landmark events and fights.
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Grover Cleveland Alexander
Tony Lazzeri
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Zachary
Roger Maris
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Esposito and Stanley Cup mates make record books obsolete
Bruins star Phil Esposito leads a prolific scoring surge as Boston battles toward the playoffs. He wards off defenders while eyeing single season goals and points records, recovers from surgery, and jokes about writer’s cramp from compiling his season scrapbook.
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Phil Esposito
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Knicks jinx Bullets again in division chase
The New York Knicks beat the Baltimore Bullets 109-95 after a 110-104 Sunday win, reducing the Bullets division lead and dropping New York's magic number to four. Willis Reed led with 21 points, Dick Barnett added 20, while Wes Unseld anchored Baltimore with 12 points and 19 rebounds. Earl Monroe topped the Bullets with 22. Other NBA results included Detroit over Portland 128-122, San Diego over Philadelphia 111-103, Los Angeles over Buffalo 131-118, and Atlanta over Seattle 128-116.
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DeBusschere
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Earl
Monroe
Bill Bridges
Atlanta
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Bridges
Detroit
Portland
San Diego
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Los Angeles
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