49ers and Lions Triumph On Thanksgiving Day
San Francisco beat Dallas 37 21 to seize first in the NFC West while Detroit rallied to 37 20 over the Jets, closing in on Green Bay in the NFC Central. Vanderbundt scored twice for San Francisco, Landry and Spurrier contributed for Dallas, and Namath’s Jets wilted in the fourth quarter as Detroit pulled away.
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Scott tops Pistons to halt Suns slide in close win
Charlie Scott scored 42 points including 32 in a 43 point third period to rally the Phoenix Suns past the Detroit Pistons 126 to 122. Connie Hawkins added 19 and 11 assists as Detroit led by 10 late in the first half before Suns surge. In another game Walt Bellamy and Jim Washington shone for the Atlanta Hawks in a 110 to 97 win over the Seattle SuperSonics.
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Hull Plays On as Jets Fall in OT to Aeros
Bobby Hull returned for Winnipeg but the Jets lost 6-5 in overtime to Houston. Minnesota topped Los Angeles as Rick Morris sparked Chicago's 8-1 win over Ottawa. Houston used late goals to force overtime then Morison sealed the win.
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Bear Killed by Hunter on Bald Mountain Trail
A group of four hunters including Joe Sausville spotted a large black bear on Bald Mountain near Chapel Road around 9 am. Sausville fired a .308, killing the bear after three shots. the 220 pound trophy was gutted and hung in the yard. Venison and bear stew are mentioned as future meals.
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Sooner comeback shocks Cornhuskers in pivotal battle
Oklahoma rallied from a 14 point deficit to beat Nebraska 17-14, boosting the Sooners toward their first Big Eight title since 1968 and a Sugar Bowl bid. Texas crushed Texas A&M 38-3 as Baylor seeks a title shot elsewhere. Ohio State meets Michigan for the Big Ten crown.
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Prospect Mountain Ski Club opens season with meeting and sale
Prospect Mountain Ski Club holds its first winter meeting at Second Congregational Church at 6 p m on Monday November 27 a pot luck supper and the annual dicker and barter sale of used skis boots and accessories DB Vaughan a renowned ski wear maker will discuss wedging to correct minor bone structure defects in skiing The club operates junior racing Alpine Nordic and adult touring programs and will offer beginner adult instruction Sundays at the ski area Membership is open to all interested and those wishing to participate may attend or call Marian Cummings at 442 B15.
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Squires top Cougars in Thanksgiving ABA clash
Virginia Squires beat the Carolina Cougars 116 to 106 as George Irvine scored a career high 32 and Julius Erving added 30. The win tightens the Squires’ hold on the ABA Raster Division ahead of a late rally in the final period. Tom Owens led the Cougars with 29 points as Bill Cunningham and Mack Calvin contributed.
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