Judge vetoes voters wishes keep Colorado to Olympic pledge
In a Denver case Judge Neil Horan blocked a bid by three Denver area businessmen to withdraw Colorado from hosting the 1976 Winter Olympics. He gave them until Monday to pursue a private fundraisers route and possible IOC appeal while acknowledging the voters had rejected the games. DOOC criticized the last minute effort though some urged lingering pursuit of private funding and federal support to salvage the event.
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Bruins back to form versus Wings in rout
The Boston Bruins, led by the Esposito Hodge Cashman line with 12 points, shellacked the Detroit Red Wings 3 0 on Thursday night. Coach Tom Johnson cited an intangible spark as the key factor in the win.
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Squires Boost to First With Erving Big Night
Erving led the Virginia Squires to a 134-126 win over the Indiana Pacers, scoring 34 points and sparking a 43-22 third quarter surge that moved Virginia within 2½ games of first in the ABA Eastern Division. Jim Eakins added 25 for Virginia, while Roger Brown led Indiana with 33 and George McGinnis 12. In other ABA action, Utah Stars beat the New York Nets 120-101, pulling into first in the West by a half game behind Indiana. Willie Wise scored 25 for Utah. In NHL play, Esposito starred for Boston with two goals and three assists as the Bruins beat Detroit to move into fourth in the East, while Philadelphia’s Rick MacLeish netted a hat trick in a 5-3 win over Chicago.
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Safe and courteous hunting rules in Montpelier
Vermont hunters are urged to seek landowner permission, keep firearms unloaded near camps, and wear hunter orange for visibility. Tips cover map checks, plans with someone informed, and deer tagging procedures. The piece also notes no anterless deer season and outlines archery and basketball league notices.
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Patriots Hope For Strong Return After 2 6 Season
Mt Anthony football ends year with 2 6 record after a 27 6 loss to Brattleboro. Coach Ken Liporto vows reform measures include winter work and spring practice to build a faster offense and reduce mental errors. Returning players and new uniforms aim for a turnaround next season.
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Hull scoreless but Jets win to stay first in WHA
Winnipeg Jets coach player Bobby Hull assisted again as Hull remains goalless in his second WHA game. Jets beat Ottawa Nationals 4 1 to tighten WHA West standings while Alberta’s Jim Harrison paced a win over Los Angeles. Oilers, Sharks and Jets share 17 points in a three‑way West race.
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Pine Cobble Soccer Leads 6 1 After Big Win
Pine Cobble School remains 6 1 after routing Williamstown Boys Club 41 at Clark Field. Rick Bushman scored twice with Esso Scherr assisting. Jim Phiffer and Lane Williams added fourth quarter goals. Steve Maynard scored four goals in another 1 0 win over Eaglebrook with Chip Tilgner and Steve McGill assisting. Pine Cobble out shot Eaglebrook 248. Final two games: Berkshire Country Day Monday and Bement School Wednesday.
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