Watson Leads World Open After 62 As Gilbert Slips
Tom Watson, 23, in his second PGA season and winless, fired a 9 under 62 to take a six stroke lead at the World Open in Pinehurst. Gibby Gilbert, leader for four rounds, fell to second at 353 after a 73. Watson voiced resolve from Hawaii lessons and aims to avoid rushing with the lead.
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NFL investigates Redskins drug use allegations
Commissioner Rozelle ordered an inquiry after George Allen denied a Redskins drug problem while ex-player George Burman claimed about a third of the team used pep pills. Rozelle noted amphetamines are not dispensed by club staff and aims to identify players using outside sources with Burman’s cooperation.
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Cougars top Colonels as Jones clinches late win
Carolina Cougars defeat Kentucky Colonels 107-102 to slice the ABA East lead to a half game. Jones hit a 12-foot jumper with 23 seconds left after Issel’s late free throws, while Cunningham led Carolina with 23 points and Dampier added 25 for Kentucky.
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Bruins Rally Beats Canadiens To Widen East Lead
Bruins top Canadiens 3 2 on third period goals by Savard and Hodge to extend their lead in the NHL East to five points. Lefleur scored for Montreal as Boston goalie Gilles Gilbert made 27 saves. Other NHL results include Buffalo over Atlanta 3 1 and New York Rangers 4 Chicago 4 4 ties. Deer kills reported to town clerk list multiple hunters and deer sizes across Pownal Pittsfield Rupert and North Pownal.
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Deer bear report from Pownal and nearby towns
A compiled deer hunting report lists numerous hunters from North Pownal, Pownal, North Adams, Williamstown, and surrounding towns with weights and point totals for bucks and spikes. Notable entries include William Snow 109 lb six points, John Burdick Sr 173 lb eight points, and Dr. Carl Marken spotting a 175 lb male bear in the White Oaks section.
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Alan Taylor
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Barry Burdick
Frank Harris
Michael Gardner
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Steven Wincek
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Robert Wilbrant
Pittsfield
Gary Baker
Carl Behan
Edward Gibeau
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Michael Morrisey
Arlington
John Burdick
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Augustine Baker
Alexander Brown
Robert Hurley
Arthur Gregory
John Orpin
Bruce Skorupski
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Hiller Wins Hutch Award For Detroit Pitcher
Detroit pitcher John Hiller won the 1973 Hutch Award honoring competitive spirit and character of Fred Hutchinson. Hiller, 30, overcome a 1971 heart attack to post 38 saves and a 10-5 record with a 1.94 ERA, besting Danny Thompson and Johnny Bench in voting. He’ll be honored at the Chicago Baseball Writers dinner January 26.
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Jackson seeks $150,000 raise from Finley after MVP pick
Oakland MVP Reggie Jackson says he will ask owner Charles O Finley for $150,000 for next season. He expects some bargaining but won t drop below $125,000 and notes he could ask $200,000 in New York. Hunter expects over $100,000. Jackson lists multiple homes and cars as part of his profile.
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Zimmer Leaves Padres to Join Red Sox Coaching Staff
Don Zimmer, former Padres manager and veteran infielder, was named to the Boston Red Sox coaching staff by manager Darrell Johnson. Zimmer played for the Dodgers, Cubs, Mets, Reds, and Nationals, and has a long minor league and major league résumé. He replaces Don Lenhardt and joins a staff including Eddie Popowski and Lee Stange.
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Blazers Top Pistons In Tight NBA Clash
Portland routed Detroit 111 108 behind Geoff Petrie 36 points and Sidney Wicks 29 as Portland beat Detroit for the first time in eight games. Don Adams led Detroit with 14. Jim Walker, newly acquired from Houston, scored 16 of 30 in the fourth quarter and OT. Houston fell to Kansas City Omaha 118 116 in OT. Don Smith missed two of three foul shots in regulation.
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Generals Hold Offseason Meeting on 1973 Financial Report
The Bennington Generals directors meet tonight at 7 30 at the Community Recreation Center to vote on the 1973 financial report and discuss election plans and entry into the New York State Northway League. Public invited to attend.
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