Brattleboro Colonels Defeat Mt Anthony 20-0 In Swl Clash
Brattleboro Col onels topple Mt Anthony Patriots 20 to 0 on Stoke Field to halt upset bid. Dan Carr led a 163 rushing yard attack complemented by Willie Blanchard's three TDs. Brattleboro dominates with 83 passing yards, two interceptions by the Patriot defense, and moves to 3-5 while Mt Anthony drops to 2-3 in league play.
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Brattleboro
Bennington High School
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School Patriots
Union High School
Colonels
Darrell Squirrel
Sawyer
Stoke Field
Patriots
Dan Carr
Willie Blanchard
Chris Lewis
Marty Rounds
Patriot
Blanchard
Rounds
Lewis
Bellows Falls
Springfield
Todd Foote
Dave Emery
Tommy Flynn
Dennis Brooks
Keith LeBarron
Colonel
Mt. Anthony
Flynn
Foote
Steve Leclair
Dave Griffin
Brad Miller
Dennis Green
Brooks
Carr
Clarence Pelkie
Robin Outwater
Bowmaker Colonels
Dana Carr
Bob Thompson
MAUHS
Czar Alexander Nominated for Washington International
Colt Czar Alexander nominated by Laurel Race Course president John D. Shapiro to join Cragwood Stable's Hawaii and Verna Lea Farm's Nodoub le as U.S. entrants in the $150,000 Washington International at Laurel. The 4-year-old, fastest 11 miles on turf, won the $100,000 Oak Tree Stakes at Santa Anita.
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UPI
Czar Alexander
U.S
Washington, D.C
Gustave Ring
John D. Shapiro
Laurel Race Course
Santa Anita
Cragwood Stable
Hawaii
Verna Lea Farm
Ludlow and Sacred Heart claim state soccer titles in windy finale
Ludlow High beat Swanton 3-1 to win the S M division, with Paul Pullman and Tony Valente scoring as the wind hampered play at St Michaels College. Sacred Heart edged Champlain Valley 1-0 on a late goal by Ron Rivards, aided by Mike Roy assist, in a tense I L final.
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Winooski
Ludlow High
Swanton High
Sacred Heart
Champlain Valley
St. Michaels College
Ludlow
Swanton
Paul Pullman
Steve Sise
Sise
Rick Chambers
Dave Barrett
Tony Valente
Wings
Steve Martel
Joe Albino
Pullman
South Royalton
Black River
Pete White
Rich Chambers
Larry Lavoie
Ron
Rivard
Cardinal
Crusaders
Bob Thomas
Cardinals
Joe Fiarkowski
Pownal Harness Results Highlight Mixed Finishes
Pownal horse race results list finishing positions and payouts across eleven trots. Notable entries include Grand Blaze McGuire winning fourth with time 2 11.4 and $1,200 purse, Ettas Rocky Foster taking fifth, and Vantage Heeney in tenth. Attendance 3,097 and handle $248,047.
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McGuire
Nittys Steppy — Fesh
Goodbye Buckeye — Foster
Kinleith — Smith
Ettas Rocky — Foster
Guy Brooks
Milmurray
Roamflyer
Buckeley
Hiki — Foster
Silencer
Manzi
Tilbert
Spiey Dream
Kirk
Martha — Foster
Vantage — Heeney
Mount Cook
Dawkins
Duane — Bier
Master Roadrunner
Noonan
Solid Freight
Optimist
Eriquet
Perfecta
Oakland Broth Spoiled by Cook Upends Raiders in loss
Cincinnati Bengals upset the Oakland Raiders 31-17 as rookie quarterback Greg Cook returned from an arm injury to throw two TD passes and 189 yards. The defeat drops Oakland from first place in the AFL West while Cincinnati snaps a four game skid and Kansas City moves atop the division with a win over Buffalo. Jets rally to beat Dolphins as Namath throws three TDs and Maynard becomes the first pro receiver over 10,000 yards. Patriots beat Oilers ending a nine game skid with Taliaferro tossing two TD passes to Ron Sellers.
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One Cook
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Raiders
Greg Cook
Cincinnati Bengals
Cook
Chip Myers
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Buffalo
New York
Miami
Boston
Houston
Denver
San Diego
Jan Stenerud
Johnny Robinson
Chiefs
Stenerud
Robinson
Mike Garrett
Jets
Dolphins
Jim Turner
Turner
John Elliott
Joe Namath
Don Maynard
Maynard
Mike Taliaferro
Ron Sellers
Patriots
Oilers
Norm Snead
Ben Hawkins
Philadelphia
Bruce Maher
Hawkins
Giants
Snead
Roman Gabriel
Rams
Atlanta
Joe Kapp
Vikings
Chicago
Bart Starr
Carroll Dale
Packers
Pittsburgh
Terry Hanratty
Ray Nitschke
Dick Shiner
Bobby Williams
Lem Barney
Detroit
San Francisco
Cowboys Lose Big Again to Browns in 42-10 Rout
The Dallas Cowboys fell to the Cleveland Browns 42-10 as two fumbles and a pass interception helped Cleveland race to a 21-0 lead. Browns quarterback Bill Nelson tossed five TD passes while Cleveland widened its Century Division lead. Dallas remains well back in the Capitol Division.
NFL Standings Sunday's Results
Sunday NFL results include Los Angeles routing Atlanta 38 to 6 and Green Bay defeating Pittsburgh 38 to 34. Cleveland beat Dallas 42 to 10, New Orleans won 51 to 42 over St Louis, Philadelphia 23 to 20 over New York, Baltimore 41 to 17 over Washington, Minnesota 31 to 14 over Chicago, and Detroit 26 to 14 against San Francisco.
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Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Bill Nelson
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Dallas
Washington
Redskins
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Orleans
Bill Kilmer
Charley Johnson
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Minnesota
Chicago
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Detroit
San Francisco
Don Shula
Bob Grant
Tom Maxwell
Colts
Ted Hendricks
Dennis Gaubatz
Lenny Lyles
Don Shinnick
Tom Matte
Kilmer
Ernie Wheelwright
Saints
Johnson
Dave Williams
Phil
Wash
San Fran
Dallas Washington
W. L
Green Bay Detroit
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