Marshall wins Cy Young as first reliever recipient
Iron Mike Marshall of the Dodgers becomes the first reliever to win the Cy Young for 1974 after a record 106 appearances and 208 innings with a 15-12 record and 21 saves. He tops Andy Messersmith, Phil Niekro and Don Sutton in BBWAA voting as Dodgers dominate.
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Falcons fire coach Van Brocklin name Campbell interim leader
Atlanta owner Rankin Smith ousted Norm Van Brocklin after a 2-6 start and appointed defensive chief Marion Campbell to coach the Falcons for the rest of the season. The dismissal follows a 42-7 loss at Miami and a string of internal tensions amid mutiny rumors and player dissatisfaction.
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Top seven the same in small college poll
United Press International Small College Football Ratings keep seven teams in place led by Louisiana Tech 7-0 with 27 first place votes and 329 points. Nevada Las Vegas moves to 8-0 after a 52-14 win over New Mexico Highlands. Boise State edges Delaware for third by one point after decisive victories for both. South Dakota drops from eighth to 12th after a loss. Central Michigan rises to eighth with a 28-13 win over Eastern Michigan.
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Bradley Runs Rockets Off Court
United Press International reports Bill Bradley, who might have pursued public office on Tuesday, instead led the New Jersey guard to dominate the Houston Rockets as he ran them off the court. Bradley, who had considered a ballot bid, showcased a commanding performance.
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Knicks Beat Rockets. Nuggets Dominate Stars In ABA Action
New York Knicks win 106-93 behind 30 points from Bradley as injuries to Frazier and Jackson opened room for others. Earl Monroe 28, Henry Bibby 21. Rockets’ Rudy Tomjanovich 24. KC-Omaha Kings 11597 Jazz. Denver Nuggets 145-101 Stars, Archibald 30, Walker 25 for KC-Omaha. Maravich 26 for Jazz. Ralph Simpson 32 leads Denver with record 14 straight shots and eight straight wins.
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Thurber named Alpine coach for MAU ski squad
Chris Thurber, Mt. Anthony Union High School 1971 graduate and Norwich alumnus, is appointed Alpine coach for MAU. He will assist head coach Pete Graves in planning the 1974-75 ski program, bringing prior racing experience to the Patriots. Thurber is married to Helen Cleary. they have a son Nathan. The Mt. Anthony soccer team will be honored at a dinner tonight at the Elks Club afterBirger Vigsnes led the Patriots to Marble Valley League title.
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Peters burg girl named swimmer of the month by team
Sue Sheldon age 13 of Petersburgh N Y was voted Swimmer of the Month by teammates on the Bennington Recreation age group swim team for her serious training attitude and her help to younger swimmers ages five to 17 in prep for 12 meets this winter. The team plans a Swim-A-Thon December 28 to raise funds for equipment and welcomes new members with calls to coach Pat Schaffer at 442 5446.
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Ivy Rivalry Spotlight Affects Harvard Yale Game
Harvard aims to maintain its unbeaten Ivy record at Princeton after a 390 win over Penn, while Yale seeks to stay perfect at Penn. Restic warns players to focus this week as other regional games unfold across New England and nearby states.
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Vermont deer bearer check stations announced for season
The Vermont Fish and Game Department lists times and locations for biological deer and bear check stations during the Nov. 16 to Dec. 1 deer season. Hunters should bring their catch to the nearest station to obtain weight age and fulfill reporting requirements. Stations include Arlington Chem Clean Mobil Route 7, Rutland Harold's Exxon at Routes 7 and 4, Williston Rest area I 89 exits 11 12, St Johnsbury Fire Station Route 5, Vernon Rest area I 91 near Massachusetts border. Nov 23 24 30 and Dec 1 noon to 8 p.m. at Vernon location.
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