Guts defense pay off for Bulldogs final 1971 win
In Manchester Burr and Burton closes the 1971 season with a 22 6 victory over West Rutland. Senior co captains John Ketcham and Grub Bourn lead a gutsy effort amid injuries and fumbles while Kilburn Pelton and Fedor drive two scoring drives as Burr and Burton finishes 2 5.
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Mark Fedor
Art Kilburn
Brian Ketcham
John
Mike Kierra
Tommy Pelton
Nate Gaiotti
Bob Upson
Pete Cone
Tobin
Bruins fall to Canadiens as Dryden shines in net
Boston outshot Montreal 34-19 but Ken Dryden's stellar goalkeeping decided the game. Marc Tardif scored twice early for the Canadiens, Frank Mahovlich added a third period goal, and a disputed no-goal call late kept Boston from tying. Wayne Cashman set up a goal for the Bruins, while Gerry Cheevers was expected back in Chicago.
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Dallas Smith
Derek Sanderson
John Ashley
Tom Johnson
Tardif
Gerry Cheevers
Nets
Chicago
Scotty Bowman
New York
Plunkett out foxes Pastorini in AFC clash
Houston Oilers quarterback Dan Pastorini lost to rookie Jim Plunkett as two Patriot linebackers sealed the win with late interceptions. Plunkett and Hubie Bryant connected early for New England while Carl Garrett scored the final two yards. Jets of the game turned on two fourth quarter picks by Kiner and Cheyanski.
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Gallardo wins Mexican Open in dramatic 18th hole finish
Angel Gallardo edged Billy Marwell by one stroke at the Mexican Open in Mexico City with a 15 foot birdie at the 18th. Gallardo partnered with Ramon Sota in this week's World Cup, while Lee Trevino tied for third and vowed to return stronger next year. Trevino noted the challenge of back to back wins after his Sahara Invitational triumph.
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Green Mountain Jets swept by Adams in Pee Wee final
Williamstown Mass Adams Golden Jets rout Bennington 14 0 in Mt Greylock High School to capture a Pee Wee championship ending Bennington 27 game win streak. Dale Corbett connected a long pass to Mike Long for a scoring threat, but crucial second half turnovers sealed Bennington's fate as Adams held firm and added a late insurance TD and conversion.
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Ivy League Results Highlight Colubia Dartmouth Clash Outlook
Columbia ends Dartmouth’s 15 game win streak with a 31 29 upset as Ed Marinaro leads Cornell to a 7 0 Ivy mark. Dartmouth battles to stop the Big Red while Boston College Harvard Yale and Holy Cross pace regional action and title races shift across New England.
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Rutland Raiders rout MSJ Mounties 40 to 6 in rivalry clash
Rutland Raiders under Joe Teta blew past MSJ Mounties 40 to 6 as Terry Swane scored four touchdowns and eclipsed 1000 yards. Raiders led 34-0 before MSJ finally found a score, while Bellows Falls posted an undefeated 8-0 season and prepares to face Montpelier for Division I bragging rights. Phantoms fell short as Black River won the state soccer title 7-6 after a high scoring 70 minutes.
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