Chickenbones pluck Raiders in 34 0 rout by Patriots
Mt. Anthony built a 34 to 0 lead over Rutland as quarterback Lenny Gluck directed a grinding drive to the seven, Terry Swane scored 18 points, and Rutland’s defense struggled to contain Mt. Anthony.
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Blanda rescues Raiders in 20 20 tie with Chiefs
George Blanda, 44, came off the bench to score 10 points and tie the Kansas City Chiefs 20 20, becoming NFL all time scoring leader at 1 609 points. Madden praised the late heroics while Chiefs coach Hank Stram credited Blanda’s quick cadence and efficiency. Other NFL results noted include San Francisco over New England and several divisional chase updates.
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Mac Percival
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Dick Shiner
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Jim Hart
Cornell's Marinaro sets college rushing record in win over Columbia
Ed Marinaro carried 47 times for 272 yards to push Cornell past Columbia 24-21, becoming the first college back to 4,000 career rushing yards. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound New Jersey native eclipsed the mark with a late run, while Cornell, tied for the Ivy lead with Dartmouth after the victory, eyes more games and potential bowl consideration.
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Off ice shakeups as Flyers roll over Canadiens five three
NHL weekend chaos sees three clubs change coaches. Fred Glover to Kings, Bill McCreary to St. Louis, John Wilson to Detroit. Detroit tops Pittsburgh 3-1 as Barkley exits coaching. Flyers storm Montreal 5-3 with Simon Nolet hat trick in third. Vancouver and Boston win late, Maple Leafs rally to tie Rangers.
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