Marinaro Aims For Historic Mile Season At Dartmouth
Ed Marinaro, Heisman candidate, leads unbeaten Cornell into a key Ivy League clash with Dartmouth. He needs 246 yards in two games to break the single season rushing record and 296 to become the first college back to rush for a mile in a season. The Big Red, on a seven game win streak, face a strong Dartmouth rush defense while eyeing a later bout with Penn.
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Big Green
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Indians
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Darmouth
Cowboys Kicker Fritsch Delivers Game Winning Field Goal
Dallas Cowboys rookie kicker Toni Fritsch, a soccer veteran from Vienna, survived taunts from St. Louis players to boot a 26 yard field goal with 1:53 left, sealing a 16 13 victory. He praised his pressure resistance and noted soccer experience as key to handling crowd noise.
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Austria
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Dave Edwards
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Nicklaus Led World Cup Golf After Day One But Trevino Slows
Jack Nicklaus shot a 68 to lead after the opening round at the 19th World Cup Golf Tour event in Palm Beach Gardens, while Lee Trevino struggled to a 75. Gary Player and Harold Henning led South Africa with 140 total, followed by Bob Charles and John Lister of New Zealand. Trevino cited putting trouble and adjusting to the smaller ball, while Nicklaus teased about Player’s stomach issues and praised the tough course at PGA National East Course.
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South Africa
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Harold Henning
Bob Charles
John Lister
New Zealand
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Gary
Henning
Charles
Trevino
U.S
Argentina
Roberto de
Vicenzo
Peter Oosterhuis
England
Tony Jacklin
PGA National Golf Club
Bruce Devlin
David Graham
Warriors top Knicks as Russell fuels upset win
Golden State beats New York 112 103 behind Cazzie Russell 20 points and Jeff Mullins 31. Nate Thurmond adds 27 while Jim Barnett contributes 14 and seven assists. Walt Frazier tops Knicks with 30 in the defeat as Willis Reed is held scoreless in his first Knick start back. Seattle also crushes Cleveland 110 91.
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New York Knicks
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Jeff Mullins
Nate Thurmond
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Walt Frazier
New York
Earl Monroe
Willis Reed
Seattle
Cleveland
Knicks
Buffalo
Mullins
Thurmond
Spencer Haywood
Sonics
Don Smith
Bobby Smith
Cavaliers
Rick Roberson
W. L. Pet
Reril
Chicago
Detroit
Phoenix
Boston
Los
Phil
N.Y
Port
Rejuvenated Cats set to end bad luck season at Northeastern's expense
Burlington report notes University of Vermont Catamounts aim to finish with a win over Northeastern at Parsons Field Brookline. Fresh from a 17 13 Maine win, Vermont faces a physical Northeastern squad 3-5 this year after close losses to Harvard Holy Cross and Bridgeport. a win would cap a rare late-season surge.
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Williams Amherst showdown on Weston Field for Little Three title
Williams and Amherst, both 6-1, meet at Weston Field in a highly anticipated Little Three clash. Williams excels on the ground with 1951 yards rushing and 244 points in seven games, while Amherst leans on passing with 1614 yards and 15 touchdowns from Rick Murphy. Vermont and Northeastern provide stiff defenses, led by Tom Rezzuti and Bulman Lippe, as the winner likely grabs regional prestige and momentum.
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Black Bears
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Wayne Bulman
Steve Lippe
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Mackey VSSA Athlete of the Month chronicled
In October 1971 Middlebury College quarterback Peter Mackey earns USSA Athlete of the Month after a standout season at Middlebury. He set a New England small college record with 18 touchdown passes, threw 1 279 yards and 15 TDs, plus 20 extra points and a field goal. He joins previous awardees and is part of a Panthers dominance this football season.
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Tigers
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USSA
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Marilyn Cochran
Barbara Cochran
Mike Gallagher
Dave Reece
Phil Pope
Panthers
Middlebury
New
J.J. Moore
Bennington-Castleton State
Gary Smith
Concord
Chris Peisch
Burlington
Bucky Long
Bennington
Rick Brodowski
Pope
Montpelier
Bellows Falls
Gil Bennett
Arlington
Dennis Holton
UVM
Peter Breen
Tom Sherrer
St. Johnsbury
Jerry Hadeka
Poultney
Stan Dunklee
Brattleboro
Bennington Sport Briefs Highlights Local Bowling and Football
Bennington briefs spotlight Montpelier topping Burlington for Northern Division title race after Solons upset. Bellows Falls shines with six shutouts and undefeated season. Also recaps in Girls Green Mountain and other leagues with high scores and standings across multiple leagues.
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