Jackson named AL MVP unanimously in 1973
Reggie Jackson, 27, was named the American League Most Valuable Player by a 24-man BBWA panel, receiving all first place votes. He led the AL with 32 homers and 117 RBIs while batting .293, edging Jim Palmer and others for the honor.
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Penguins Beat North Stars as MacDonald Nets Hat Trick
Lowell MacDonald combines with Syl Apps and Al McDonough to score three goals in a 4 17 span, powering the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 5 2 victory over the Minnesota North Stars. McDonough adds a goal and an assist. Apps also assists as the trio pace the win. In other NHL action, Garry Unger secures a hat trick for the St. Louis Blues in a 6 1 rout of the Vancouver Canucks.
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Sanderson Makes Impact In Braves 4-1 AHL Win
Derek Sanderson, on loan from the Bruins, helped the Boston Braves defeat Rochester 4-1 in his first AHL game since injury. He assisted on the first goal, scored on a 25-foot shot on a power play, and logged time on the power play and penalties.
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Oilers Tie WHA Mark With 11th Straight Victory
The Edmonton Oilers defeated the Los Angeles Sharks 4 0 to set a WHA record by winning 11 in a row. Ron Climie scored twice and added an assist to approach the league scoring lead as Jack Norris stopped 26 shots for the shutout. Al Hamilton and Brian McKenzie also scored. Vancouver Blazers, Cleveland Crusaders, and Houston Aeros posted other WHA results as the circuit produced another busy night.
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Nets Rout Tams 108 92 in Turbulent ABA Clash
New York Nets defeated the Memphis Tams 108 to 92 as Julius Erving led with 27 points nine rebounds and four blocks. Brian Taylor was ejected after protesting littering by fans amid a rowdy crowd of 7 662 the largest in two years.
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O J Simpson Eyes Records After 250 Yard Game
Buffalo Bills running back O J Simpson, named Lifesaver of the Month for September, set an NFL single game rushing mark with 29 carries for 250 yards against New England. He aims for 2,000 yards and a 300 yard single game, while noting he ignores stats during play.
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Mt Anthony to Host Summer Basketball Camp
Mt Anthony Union High School gym in Bennington welcomes the All-Pro Basketball School for a July 22 to 26, 1974 camp. Two daily sessions run from 10 am to 12 pm for ages 10 to 12 and 1 pm to 3 pm for ages 13 to 15, with a $45 fee. MAU coach Dave Fredrickson and Alex Robinson oversee, aiming to offer a local, affordable intro to future away camps and ensure limited enrollment for good supervision.
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Hoosick Falls Sport Night Features Harrelson and Gorman
Bud Harrelson of the New York Mets and NL umpire Tom Gorman will headline Sports Night at St. Mary’s Gym Hoosick Falls N Y on November 21 at 7 30 open to alumni and public with 3 dollar tickets including refreshments. Gorman will present a signed Hank Aaron baseball and both will take questions.
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Adult basketball league enters pre season meeting
The second adult basketball meeting will be Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Recreation Center. Teams must attend the pre season meeting to enter the league and submit final rosters by November 23. The final league meeting is November 29 at 7 p.m. Registration fees depend on team count and season length.
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Sideline Dreams and Locked Gates at Giants Cowboys Game
A fan recounts a chaotic day at Yale Bowl as he fights gate confusion and police obstacles to reach the sideline. After securing a sideline pass he finds himself restricted to visitors, then witnesses the Giants warmup and a Cowboys 23 10 win on TV.
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