Field hockey rules spark call for change at Brattleboro
In Brattleboro a Brattleboro Mt Anthony field hockey clash ends 1-1 with co-champions noted. The piece blasts rules many deem tedious and unfair and argues for on field outcomes, elevating girls sports funding and publicity while urging equal athletic footing.
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Vermont deer check stations invite hunters to weigh and age buck
Vermont Fish and Game Department opens five biological deer check stations for the season. Hunters can have their deer weighed, aged, antler measurements taken, and the legal reporting completed. Stations operate weekends November 10 11 at Arlington Rutland St Johnsbury and Williston with additional times statewide through the season. A direct contact sampling system will supplement areas without stations.
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Svare resigns coaching duties with Chargers interim coach named
San Diego Chargers quarterback changes follow Svare stepping down as coach and remaining general manager with Ron Waller named interim coach. Waller benches John Unitas and starts two young QBs Don Fouts and Wayne Clark amid team 1 6 1 record. Arnold Palmer hints at quitting golf amid pain and poor form at World Open practice in Innsbruck.
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San Diego
Harland Svare
Ron Waller
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John Unitas
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Don Fouts
Wayne Clark
Arnold Palmer
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Bow hunters take less deer more bear in Vermont
Vermont reports 930 bow deer taken by Nov 1 this year, below last year’s pace though some southern counties set new records. Bears numbered 64 through Nov 2, higher than last year, influenced by sparse apple forage causing movement. Notable carcasses include a 331 pound bear by William C. Sargent of Danby and a 295 pound bear by Wilfred Bussiere of Northfield. many estimates are inconclusive without scale weighing.
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Vermont Fish & Game Department
Vermont
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Danby
Moretown
Wilfred Bussiere
Northfield
Rollin Stones win second flag football title in Bennington
The Rollin Stones captured the Bennington Recreation Department men s invitation flag football title after beating Greenfield Community College 14 7 on Saturday and shutting out the Purple Raiders 13 0 in Sunday s final Rich Muir scored three and three touchdowns respectively with passes to Russell Graves Robert Muir and Jeff Pello and Mike Reiley added two touchdown catches The Stones defense dominated led by Rice Bolton Potter Brunina who held the Raiders and earned MVP honors for M Rice while Greg Croft starred for The Banner in Saturday action
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Rice
Ray
Camping at Hurricane Brook in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom
The Vermont Fish and Game Department announces camping will be allowed on the Ben Cole Clearing portion of Hurricane in the Hurricane Brook Wildlife Management Area. The 9500 acre area lies in Norton and Holland with a 3.5 mile access road from Route 114. Deer are less abundant here than in southern Vermont but larger in size, making Hurricane a potential trophy buck spot for hunters this season.
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Mt Anthony youth hockey seeks steady registrations
The Mt Anthony Youth Athletic Association starts hockey registration for ages 9 to 14 to run Friday ice sessions at North Adams Rink from 6 to 8 pm. Paul Johnson and Lou Schneider lead the program with a $7.50 fee and optional $2.50 insurance. Registration at the Recreation Center. contact Lou Schneider for details. A wrestling exhibition by Dick Squires is set for Molly Stark School at 7 pm tomorrow to gauge attendance for the MAYAA program. Arlington youths form a 4th to 9th grade basketball program at Arlington School with a meeting Friday at 7:30 pm in the high school. Donald C. Berwick of Plainfield named general chairman for the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Dartmouth Memorial Field on Aug 17, 1974.
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Plainfield
Garth W. Blow
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