Islanders Edge Rockies 4-2 as Bossy Surges to Lead NHL
Mike Bossy scored his 17th of the season to lift the New York Islanders to a 4-2 win over the Colorado Rockies, extending their unbeaten streak to six. The rookie tied the Islanders’ season goal streak, while Lorne Henning and Trottier helped rally after Colorado took a 2-1 lead.
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Lorne Henning
Ron Andruff
Trottier
Atlanta
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Penguins
Gene Carr
Dave Schultz
Bob Fitchner
Andre Boudrias
Marc Tadic
Whaler
Ron Chipperfield
Gary McGregor
Oilers
Jets
Bruins face Sabres in pivotal Adams Division clash
Boston trails Buffalo by four points as they visit Buffalo tonight led by forwards numbered one two and four. Coach Don Cherry emphasizes a win to close the gap while goalie Ron Grahame aims to continue his strong run and Buffalo counters with Don Edwards in goal. Gare and Perreault spark the Sabres as Boston returns home for a Thanksgiving date with the Capitals.
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Don Cherry
Ron Grahame
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Gil Perreault
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76Ers
Rockets
Doug Collins
George McGinnis
Philadelphia
Calvin Murphy
Houston
Bucks
Warriors
Brian Winters
Milwaukee
Golden State
Dave Meyers
Marques Johnson
Robert Parish
Rick Barry
Nuggets edge Bullets on late Jones three point play
Denver overcome Washington 119 to 114 as Bobby Jones scores 18 and makes a key late play. With 32 seconds left Denver led 110-109 and Jones sought a foul then grabbed his own rebound and scored to seal the win. The Nuggets improve to 12-5, extending their winning streak to seven.
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Denver Nuggets
Washington Bullets
Denver
Jones
Washington
Elvin Hayes
Hinsdale Racetrack Results and NBA Scores Summary
Detailed horse race results include multiple grade D and C events at Hinsdale with entries named such as Granny Lady, Darlin Dixie, Miss Mar, Quiniela payouts, and 516 mile heats. The NBA recap covers Washington and Denver clashing with Bobby Wilkerson scoring six straight for Washington after Dan Issel led Denver with 26, plus Buffalo, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, New Orleans, and Phoenix wins across the league.
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Granny Lady
Darlin Dixie
Miss Mar
Sara Cinda
Devon Sprite
Quiniela
Verna Ann
Cv's Crystal
Northern Timber
Lucky Jimbo
Recycle this paper Legal Notice Tuesday's Results
Sports scores listed with teams Buffalo New York Philadelphia Houston Denver Washington Mile Golden State New Orleans Indiana Phoenix Los Angeles Chicago Portland Los Angeles Seattle Wednesday and Thursday games included along with several hockey and statewide Vermont bid notice for a heating system installation at Bennington Airport Hangar. The Vermont notice specifies sealed lump sum bids due December 14 1977 with required bonds and bid security details.
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Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
Golden State
New Orleans
Indiana
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Pet
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Philall
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Quebec
Boston
Edmonton
New Jersey
Indianapolis
Wieket
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Clevelnd
Atlanta
New San Anton
England
Washington
Phila
Denver
Mile
New Orls
Los Ang
San Antonio
Detroit
Kan City
Chicago
Portland
Seattle
Cleveland
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Vermont
Bennington
Western Avenue
Deer kills listed from Woodford and area deer checks
Woodford town clerk Aileen C ONeil reports first week deer kills including Merle Becker Woodford 1 point 110 pounds. Fremont Schneider Florida Mass 2 points 100 pounds. Neil Hoag Woodford 4 points 110 pounds. Gear from Dorset DeMarco store shows numerous hunters across Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury Readsboro and Wilmington with weights from 89 to 178 pounds and points from 2 to 9. Additional reports include Searsburg readsboro and Wilmington listings with multiple 100 to 175 pound deer.
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Aileen C. O’neil
Merle G. Becker
Stamford
Fremont Schneider
Florida
Mass
Neil F. Hoag
Gilbert
Dorset
David Gates
Athol
Robert G. Kinnie
Pawlet
R. Joseph Kinnie
Arthur Stauffer Jr
Coatesville
Eric Bellefontaine
Lenox
Gary Hartford
Caledonia
N.Y
Walter Jones
West Acton
Truman Eaton
LeRoy McWayne
Scott Casey
South Dorset
Edwin Kinney
Robert B. Streeter
Hilda Hazelton
Rufus Baker
Leon Edgerton
David Baker
Richard Abbott
Warren Tifft
Francis O’leary
Thomas Burke
Harry Sheldon
Edward S. Ferenc
East Rupert
Richard Goodell
Williamstown
DeMarco
Sporting
Bennington
Bernard Michael
Frank Morin
Fred H. Baker Jr
Walter Wade
North Bennington
Joseph DeForge
George Harrington
Curtis Senecal
Hoosick Falls
Raymond Meunier
Michael Myers
Shaftsbury
Clifford Grover
Robert Giroux
Adams
Leonard Knights
Harold Warner Jr
Anita Capella
Steven Eggsware
David Giroux
Peru
Francis MacJarett
Raymond Harrington
Frederick Moffitt
Richard Zacher
Pownal
Danby
Scott Rose
Robert Peabody Jr
Charles Halse
Danbury
Conn
Charles Salerno
Troy
Theodore Brogue
Petersburg
Herbert
Nington
Weston
Sharon Gratton
East Dorset
James Bett
Sharon
Janice Wilcox
East Wallingford
Scott Jordan
Ronald Knapp
Marlboro
Edward Carmel
Pittsfield
Castleton
Hiland Main
Plymouth
Deer Kill
Helen Reinhold
Searsburg
Peter Janovsky
Readsboro
Gloria Aiken
Wilmington
Roy Bickford Jr
Robert
Celtics keep regular lineup versus Rockets in bid for consistency
Boston plans to stick with an 11 man roster and the starting five with Cedric Maxwell at power forward and Dave Cowens at center as Steve Kuberski competes for activation. Houston shifts to three big men in the front court after recent lineup changes. Rockets beat Celtics 110-98 in the first meeting.
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Tom Heinsohn
Steve Kuberski
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Rockets
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Kevin Kunnert
Moses Malone
Dwight Jones
Rudy Tomjanovich
Houston
Bowling scores and triples from Bennington lanes
Bennington bowler Smith rolls 228 and Bulson adds 227. High triples honor Fred King 655, Bob Gerity 563, Don Smith 559 in a local bowling meet.
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Hart & Hurley
Paskiewicz & Mallory
Mitchell & Caputo
Welch & Wright
Arlene Pratt
Patty Andrews
Gail Smith
Fred King
Dave Rutherford
Don Gabrus
Deb Cutler
Dawn Carrier
Huey Grenon
Jenner Wheaties charged as misleading ad claim
Olympic medalist Bruce Jenner contested a consumer fraud suit against General Mills and its agency Dancer Fitzgerald and Simple. The district attorney says the ads mislead by implying Jenner eats Wheaties regularly, while Jenner says he has used the cereal for years and eats it two or three days weekly. Jenner was not named as a defendant in the suit.
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District Attorney’s Office
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General Mills
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Hinsdale Card Races Nov 23 1977 Full Meet
Hinsdale card lists fourteen races from Grade D to A and B with five to six teed fields. Winners include Gabe Hawk Speedy of Lutz Rainbo Bert R Ed Swinger Tevye Dress Parade Rhoda Fast Hazel Bell Matuel Clark Cappy's Sherf and more across five venues at five to sixteen mile heats.
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Rip Off
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Gamma
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Fiyi NG Hgaste
Speedy of Lutz
Harry Rosie
Snappy Snooker
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Tennie Baby
Rocky Knox
Shur Tootie
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Early Flute
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Wild Tango
R Stracky
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Texas Dove
Diamond’s Rose
Jerrilee
Going Steady
Mull Sty
Iris Quinn
Matuel Clark
Red
Roy C
Lucky Ike
Coin Collector
Daca
Ann
Crocker
Go Hazxel
I’m Caz
Cappy’s
Sherf
Mick
Me Trom
Evelyn Go
Mike Bouncy
Mike Mohawk
Nana Giri
Sports and personnel moves across leagues on Tuesday
Transactions Tuesday reports Bobby Cox signed by Atlanta for two years as manager. New York Giants? Yankees sign Rich Goose Sage of Pittsburgh to a six year, $2.5 million deal. Cincinnati adds Alex Grammas as third base coach. Chicago Cubs hire C B Davis as director of player development. John Cox moves to assistant to Bob Kennedy. Atlanta signs Eddie Johnson for five years. San Antonio waives Jim Eakins and Dennis Layton signs as free agent guard. St Louis signs Bill Bradley and Rodney Colbert to contracts. Toronto CFL releases Zenon Andushyshyn from UCLA.
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New York Yankees
Rich Gos Sage
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Alex Grammas
Chicago Cubs
C.B. Davis
John Cox
Bob Kennedy
Eddie Johnson
San Antonio
Jim Eakins
Dennis Layton
St. Louis
Bill Bradley
Rodney Colbert
Toronto
Cfl
Zenon Andusyshyn
UCLA
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