Middlebury Panthers seek finale win over Union in final home game
Middlebury, at 7-1 after a loss to Norwich, hosts Union in Porter Gym aiming to close the season with a victory. Senior stars Jim Kelly, Dave Cyrus and Peter Mackey lead a Panthers squad relying on a 271 yard per game ground attack and Mackey’s record breaking passing year. Union, 1-5, counters with standout back Ron Westbrook, who totals 423 rushing yards and 212 receiving yards, while quarterback Joe Urschel has 717 passing yards. The Panther series with Union is tied 10-10-5 after 1903 meetings, with Union seeking an upset despite Middlebury’s depth and home-field history.
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Cats drop second North Adams hockey game at home
North Adams Gully Cats defeated the Bennington Catamounts 5-4 to hand Bennington its second loss of the season. John Lyons scored for Bennington early, as North Adams led 2-0 after one period. North Adams pulled away to 4-1 before Bennington rallied to 4-3, then North Adams added a final goal. Norm Ryan made 28 saves in goal for Bennington. The Catamounts, now 0-2-1, host Pittsfield next Thursday at 7:30 with free admission.
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Track appoints Earl Watson publicity chief at Green Mountain Race Track
Earl Watson, 43, former Philadelphia area sports editor and Pocono Downs publicity head, named publicity chief at Green Mountain Race Track by president Patrick Rooney. He starts immediately as Green Mountain opens the 1974 season January 11 with harness racing. Watson brings extensive harness and thoroughbred PR experience, succeeds Rosalind Muller, and is active in racing circles with authoring Champions All. He is a Temple journalism graduate, a Korean War Army PIO veteran, and has two children.
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Weakened Giants face Cowboys at Yale Bowl
New York enters a six game skid as they host the Dallas Cowboys at Yale Bowl. Dallas, led by Staubach, Hill, and Hayes, sits atop the NFC offense while the Giants slide to ninth in both defense and offense after a 45-28 loss earlier. The game features Ford Pot Pass and Kick and a NYPD Emerald Society performance at halftime.
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Little League Board Set To Meet Sunday At Fire Hall
The Bennington Little League board of directors will hold their monthly meeting Sunday at the Eagle Hose Fire House on East Main Street. The 7 p.m. meeting is open and anyone interested in Little League is welcome to attend.
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Raiders and Steelers clash in AFC big game
The Oakland Raiders host the Pittsburgh Steelers in a key AFC matchup as Oakland rides a hot offense led by Ken Stabler to a 5-2-1 mark while Pittsburgh fights injuries to QB Terry Bradshaw and RB Frenchy Fuqua. Joe Gilliam or Terry Hanratty would start if Hanratty cannot go. coach John Madden lauds Pittsburgh’s balance. The last meeting was an AFC playoff classic won by Pittsburgh on Franco Harris’s late TD.
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