Cowboys pull one on Cards in last minute win
Dallas beats St Louis 19 14 as Jim Hart’s final end zone passes fall incomplete. O J Simpson set a single game Bills rushing record with 273 yards and two touchdowns against Detroit, but Buffalo lost 27 14. Lions tied with two TD passes by Greg Landry and a Bussey score.
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Red Wings defeat Islanders on Thanksgiving night
Detroit's 3-1 win at Nassau Coliseum snaps New York's four-game slide as Eddie Giacomin and Billy Smith trade saves before Detroit expands acid test early. Michel Bergeron and Buster Harvey notch goals, with Glenn Resch shutting out the Islanders the rest of the way. Bruins, Canucks also clash in NHL action. WHA results follow.
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Hall of Fame tourney opens in Springfield
Harvard meets Syracuse and Massachusetts faces West Virginia in the opening round of the Basketball Hall of Fame Tipoff tournament in Springfield. Massachusetts seeks a fifth straight Yankee Conference title and last year won the event. Proceeds go to the Basketball Hall of Fame near the Civic Center.
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Deer kill reports from Chem-Clean Mobil week ending November 21
Deer kill tallies listed for many hunters across Vermont and neighboring states with spikes and points. Notable entries include Peter Cardimino N Adams Sunderland spike 91 in Sunderland Leo Bentley Sunderland 4 pts 130 in Sunderland and Harry Hayden Sunderland 6 pts 126 in Sunderland along with numerous in Arlington Bennington Sunderland Manchester and Cambridge locations. The compilation covers reader supplied deer kill counts by person location spike or points and gross measurements through November 21.
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Wolf Pack and Tar Heels Light Up College Basketball Opener
United Press International notes a season opening clash as third ranked North Carolina meets North Carolina State in Greensboro in the Big Four tournament. Wake Forest and Duke kick off the doubleheader, with Dean Smith’s Tar Heels relying on Olympians LaGuardia Davis and Ford alongside Kenny Carr. UCLA opens against San Diego State then DePaul, while UNLV, Arizona and Missouri also start strong campaigns with veteran rosters and high expectations.
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New England ski areas report mixed early season conditions
UPI summary notes New England skiing is fluctuating as a warm trend slows snowmaking. Some areas suspend machine snow while others open more terrain. Lower elevations risk light rain turning packed powder to wetter snow though machine snow remains durable. Natural snow remains scarce outside northern Vermont. Early openings include two CT trails, two MA Berkshires, three ME, two NH, and ten VT with more to follow for the weekend.
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Generals' awards night features Belanger speaker
The Bennington Generals set an awards banquet for January 8 at the Moose Club. Mark Belanger, an All Star Orioles shortstop and Pittsfield native, will speak and meet fans from 5 to 6 30 PM. Players will receive North Way League trophies and team special awards, followed by dancing.
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Fingers Joins Padres With Tenace As Targeted Duo
Rollie Fingers, MVP of the 1974 World Series, signed a multiyear deal with the San Diego Padres after following Gene Tenace from the Oakland A's. The 30-year-old righthander, 13-11 with a 2.47 ERA last season, was the 10th of Jerry Kapstein’s free agents to switch clubs. Tenace reunites with Fingers in San Diego, giving the Padres a strong battery in a shift that followed other re-entry draft moves.
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Whalers edge Bulls 5 3 in Thanksgiving win
New England Whalers outlast Birmingham Bulls 5 3 as Mike Rogers and Tom Webster help break a 3 3 tie in the third period. A postgame melee had fans throwing objects for about 30 minutes. police entered the locker room to restore order.
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Pitt's Majors denies he's Tennessee bound
Pittsburgh coach Johnny Majors publicly denies reports he will leave No. 1 Pittsburgh for Tennessee. He insists he has not been contacted, focusing on Pitt- Penn State and Sugar Bowl prep while rumors swirl about a December announcement and a potential long term Tennessee deal.
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Nostalgia night brings MAU basketball double bill
Benhs from Bennington’s basketball past return to MAU for a nostalgia night at the Mt. Anthony gym. The Sabres face Catholic High at 7 p.m. in the opening game, followed by a clash between early MAU players and graduates from the Patriots’ championship era.
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