Colts batter Oilers to stay in hunt for Super Bowl
Baltimore shook off a slow start to crush Houston 38 to 14 behind a relentless defense that sacked pastors and retired quarterbacks six times. Bert Jones directed an offense piling up 458 total yards as Lydell Mitchell ran 28 times for 136 yards and Roosevelt Leaks scored twice.
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Dan Pastorini
John Hade
Houston
Bert Jones
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Lydell Mitchell
Jones
Roosevelt Leaks
Don McCauley
Colt
Ron
Oiler
Ronnie Coleman
Coleman
Jim Cheyanski
Leaks
Fred Cook
Derrell Luce
Mitchell
McCauley
Colts
Linhart
Lee
Pastorini
Oilers
Hade
Ken Burrough
Joe Dawkins
Cincinnati
Michigan Tops New York in UPI Coaches Poll No 1
Michigan remains No 1 in the UPI coaches poll after a 45-0 homecoming win over Minnesota, extending its undefeated run to eight and inching closer to Pasadena for a Rose Bowl appearance. Pittsburgh slips to No 2 after a 23-13 win over Syracuse, with UCLA moving up to third after beating Washington.
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UPI
University of Michigan
UPI Board of Coaches
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Minnesota
Wolverines
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Bo Schembechler
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Syracuse
Panthers
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Seattle
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The
United Press International Board of Coaches
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Alabama
Tulsa
Houston
American Football Coaches Association
NCAA
Mississippi State
Michigan State
Long Beach State
Southwestern
Louisiana
Hayes wins Pensacola at rain-delayed event
Mark Hayes, 27, former top 60 money winner, captured the Byron Nelson era form yet again by winning the Pensacola Open with a nine-under 275. Elder, Beard, and Purtzer finished two and three behind, as Hayes surged from two behind after three rounds to claim the $25,000 prize at Pensacola Country Club.
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Fla
UPI
Mark Hayes
Hayes
Lee Elder
Frank Beard
Tom Purtzer
Stillwater
Okla
Pensacola Country Club
U S Ski Team Plans Intensive Off-Year Training
UPI reports the U S Ski Team cross country squads arrived in Cooke City Montana for an ambitious off-year training program ahead of the 1977 season. Persistent lack of snow hampers progress as coach Marty Hall coordinates daily sessions on a quarter mile loop near Yellowstone with hopes of snow soon.
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UPI
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Montana
Hall
New England
Minnesota
Colorado
Canada
Alaska
Yellowstone National Park
Lahti
Finland
Doug Peterson
Minneapolis
Minn
Stan Dunklee
Brattleboro
Bill Koch
United States
Guilford
Tim Caldwell
Putney
Dartmouth College
Peterson
Dartmouth
Koch
NFL negotiators restart labor talks ahead of season
NFL owners and the NFL Players Association announced a renewed effort to reach a labor contract ending a dispute that features a Rozelle Rule challenge and an antitrust ruling on the college draft. Talks followed a three hour meeting with Commissioner Rozelle as four task forces were created to draft proposals by December 1.
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Rozelle
U.S. District Court
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Owners’ Management Council
NFLMC
Sargent Karch
Dick Anderson
Miami Dolphin
Dan Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ed Garvey
Karch
Rooney
Garvey
Arlington Faces Thetford In Class M Field Hockey Semifinal
Arlington meets Thetford in Bellows Falls at 2 pm for the Class M field hockey semifinal after Arlington defeated Leland and Gray on corners and Thetford edged Proctor 2-1 in Saturday's quarterfinals. The winner advances to the state championship final.
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Leland and
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Proctor
Kings win with defense as Cavs ride cold shooting
United Press International reports the Kansas City Kings beat the New York Knicks 105-101 to move to 3-3, leaning on defense late after a poor shooting stretch. Ron Boone led KC with 22 points. Cavaliers beat the Nets 82-75 behind Dick Snyder and Austin Carr in Monday action.
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Kings
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Knicks
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Scott Wedman
Johnson
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Cavaliers
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Dick Snyder
Austin Carr
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Portland
Patriots turn to Bills after rough Miami loss
New England hosts Buffalo aiming to rebound from a 10-3 defeat at Miami. Coach Chuck Fairbanks blames penalties and stalled drives for the uninspiring performance while noting Miami's defense and the offensive line pressures. Eight Patriots players were injured but none serious as Baltimore led the East at 7-1.
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Mass
UPI
New England Patriots
Miami
Buffalo Bills
Dolphins
Patriots
New England
Chuck Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Steve Grogan
Gorgan
Bills
Baltimore
Houston
John honored for comeback in baseball year
Tommy John was voted the National League Comeback Player of the Year by UP I correspondents after returning from elbow surgery. He went 10 10 with a 3.09 ERA in 31 games and 207 innings for the Dodgers, rising from disabled list to No. 5 starter.
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UPI
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Marshall
Marshall
John
Joe Torre
New York Mets
Bill Buckner
Dodgers
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Steve Carlton
Garry Maddox
Jim Lonborg
Dick Allen
Jay Johnstone
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Russell
Dave Concepcion
Cincinnati Reds
Andy Messersmith
Atlanta Braves
Sally
Dodger
Ben Wade
Mt Anthony to Sell Season Tickets and Open Practices
Season tickets for Mt Anthony basketball go on sale November 12 at 6 30 p m in MAU gym. The Patriots begin practice November 15 and play their first game December 14, opening against Troy New York in Kates Gym.
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Patriots
Troy
N.Y
Kates Gym
MAU Freshman Soccer Ends Season In Tie
Mt Anthony freshman team wrap up the season with a 0 0 tie against Burr and Burton JV. It marked the fifth overtime game for the Patriots as they finished 5-2-4. Jeff Waldrop led scoring with six goals and five assists, Tilgner seven goals and one assist, Riddle three goals and one assist. Team totaled 20 goals for and 12 against. Philpott Tatro and Pinsonneault anchored defense.
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Rick Berger
Jim Philpott
Keith Tatro
Dave Tilgner
MAU
Warren Buhl
Jeff Waldrop
Tilgner
Steve Riddle
Philputt
Tatro
John Pinsonneault
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