Howe nears 1000th goal but stalls in Indy showdown
Gordie Howe missed the milestone as the Indianapolis Racers postponed the 1000th career goal amid camera crews at Market Square Arena. Mike Antonovich’s three goal spree led New England to a 6-4 win. Howe left the ice with a game misconduct after a late trip call.
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Burley apologizes for Tarkenton injury in Bengals win
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Gary Burley sent a formal apology to Minnesota Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton after a third quarter sack that broke Tarkenton’s leg and sidelined him for the season. The Bengals won 42 to 10 as Tarkenton praised Burley’s non dirty play.
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Deer Check In Bennington County Area Leaders Report
Deer totals reported through Tuesday list multiple hunters by town across Bennington County and nearby areas. Names include Gary Allen, Horace Young, Harold Lindsay Sr., and others with points from 1 to 8 and weights from 80 to 156 pounds, with locations such as Bennington, Shaftsbury, Pownal, North Bennington, and Petersburg among others. The compilation covers Arlington Danby Londonderry Manchester Pownal Readsboro Sandgate Searsburg Wilmington and nearby locales with hunter counts and deer weights.
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Randell Colvin
Gary Jones
David Snow
Horace Young
Buskirk
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Barry Horst
Harold Lindsay Sr
William Hessler
Mark Malinowski
Francis Galvin
David Feenan
Craig Lemieux
Roger Bristol
John Nelson
Shaftsbury
Clarence Crosier
Army Navy game to be televised at night in Philly
Army Navy clash marks 78th renewal set for 4 p.m. EST Saturday November 26 at John F. Kennedy Stadium with ABC TV pairing a daytime Pitt Penn State game. Aiming to boost exposure and attendance, Middle Athletic Director Bo Coppedge sees night lighting as a positive move despite past crowds of about 77 thousand.
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Yankees Win World Series Share Record Size
New York Yankees 30 players to receive a record full share of 27 758 04 for winning the World Series. Dodgers get a loser's share of 20 899 05 per man. In total 12 of 26 MLB clubs share a 2 778 300 31 pool.
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