Grogan sparks Patriots upset over Raiders 48-17
Steve Grogan, quarterback for the New England Patriots, led a 48-17 upset of the Oakland Raiders, throwing three touchdown passes and rushing for two more. The win moved the Patriots to 3-1, with Grogan praised for his performance and the offensive line's strong play.
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Panthers capture the Fort in 18-8 win
Hoosick Falls Panthers defeated Fort Edward Forts 18-8 in a Northern Conference clash. The game, billed as the area super bowl, featured two 2-0 teams but was marred by Fort Edward miscues with five turnovers and four interceptions.
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Mill River and Burr and Burton settle 3-3 in stalemate
Manchester reports a 3-3 tie between Mill River Minutemen and league leading Burr and Burton Bulldogs after an 82 minute duel. Mill River suffers multiple injuries, including Steve McKinstry, while Burr and Burton miss Gavin Cornell and Greg Finn. Final score leaves MR with four draws in six games and BBS at 40-3.
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Mt Anthony falls to MSJ 36 0 as Patriots struggle
Mt. Anthony and coach Ken Liporto saw a rough game as MSJ rolled to a 36 0 victory. Mt. Anthony generated 35 rushing yards and 32 passing while MSJ posted 253 on the ground and 13 in the air. A 65 yard opening TD by John Harvey set the tone, but Mt. Anthony showed improvement in the line and defense before late game mistakes inside the red zone and a muffed turnover near midfield.
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Hunt wins Canadian GP and closes on Lauda lead
James Hunt won the Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport Park in a grueling 200 mile race, finishing ahead of Patrick Depailler and narrowing Niki Lauda's World Championship lead to nine points. Hunt endured exhaustion and a shaky stomach after the overhour and a half challenge, averaging 117.843 mph.
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