Bengals Rally Past Rams 20-12 On Comeback Victory
Bengals erase 6-0 halftime deficit with three third quarter touchdowns as Ken Anderson guides a 20-12 win over the Rams. Roobie Clark scores twice, Bob Trumpy and Clark grab TD passes. Tom Dempsey misses extra point. James Harris credits himself for the loss. UPI report from Cincinnati and New York.
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Gabe Paul named major leagues executive of the year
Gabe Paul, longtime baseball executive and Yankees general manager since 1973, was chosen by 19 of 25 UPI correspondents as the majors executive of the year for guiding New York to the pennant. The 65 year old, who previously built the Reds Astros and Indians, praised the winners and pledged more bold deals to keep the Yankees strong. Paul began in baseball as a batboy for Rochester Red Wings and rose through Reds management before leading New York’s front office to its 30th pennant.
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Mau season tickets go on sale Friday
Mt Anthony basketball season tickets go on sale Friday at 6 30 PM in the school gym. A limited number of tickets are available.
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State finals update shift due to snow in Vermont sports
The state finals were postponed Saturday because of snow. Thursday schedule includes Arlington versus Stowe at noon for the class M field hockey championship in Bristol, Burr and Burton in class M play, Missisquoi and North Country in class L soccer, Proctor versus Northfield for class M title, Woodstock versus Harwood at 10 a.m. in class I field hockey, and North Country facing Middlebury in class L at 2 p.m.
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Allen leaves Phillies to pursue free agent status
Dick Allen announced to the MLB Players Association his decision to become a free agent under the players owners agreement. The 34-year-old first baseman, who had signed in 1976, played 85 games with a .268 average and 15 homers while dealing with a shoulder injury.
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Namath’s 13th season looms as Jets face uncertain future
An injured Joe Namath ponders retirement as Richard Todd gains the spotlight after a 27 7 loss to the Dolphins. Jets coach Lou Holtz pins blame on penalties and kicking, while Namath could be traded or waived if next season shifts to Todd or another quarterback.
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Reds Manager Sparky Anderson Apologizes to Thurman Munson
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson sends a formal apology to Yankees catcher Thurman Munson after remarks comparing Johnny Bench to other catchers drew anger. Anderson's Nov. 2 letter, copied to Dayton Daily News editor Si Burick, states no belittling intent and expresses sincerity and regret.
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Mt Anthony Football Banquet Set For Thursday
The Mt Anthony football team will end the 1976 season with a dinner at the Elks Thursday starting at 7 p.m. Tickets for the steak dinner are $5 and on sale at the high school main office. Guest speaker is Lee Maitland of the Sporting Eye.
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