Otters Take Lead With 2-1 Win Over Eagles
Arlington Eagles rose to first after beating Green Mt 2-1, but three days later Otter Valley edged them 2-1 to seize first and drop Arlington to third. Friday's OV vs Eagles clash featured a strong Otters squad and tight defense, with goals seeming flukish until late.
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Eagles
Arlington Falls
Lee Owen
Arlington
Arlington Eagles
Green Mt
Otter Valley
Sprague
Ken Liporto
Mt. Anthony
Liporto
Regazzoni Blocks For Lauda In US Grand Prix
In the United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen Niki Lauda travels with Emerson Fittipaldi in close pursuit as Clay Regazzoni pins his Ferrari between the two rivals. Regazzoni, a lap back early, stages the blocking to aid Lauda’s position and keep the pace tight.
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Watkins Glen, N.Y
UPI
Clay Regazzoni
Vince Lombardi
Emerson Fittipaldi
Niki Lauda
Fittipaldi
United States
Regazzoni
Ferrari
Lauda
McLaren
Watkins Glen
Emerson
Brazil
Monaco
Belgium
Sweden
France
Luca Montezemolo
Milan
SCCA
Bernie Martin
Montezemello
Mt Anthony edges Rutland for 5-0 Pats season finish
Mt Anthony Patriots won a 1914 nail biter over Rutland as quarterback Alan Daigneault scampered for a late touchdown with 11 seconds left to seal a 14 7 victory. Rutland drops to 2-3 in a tight Southern Vermont League debut for both schools.
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Mt. Anthony Patriots
Rutland
Alan Daigneault
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Larry Amos
Redmen
Mau
Daigneault
Bill Russ
Amos
Terry Worden
Miller ends well wins Kaiser Open at Silverado
Johnny Miller captured the Kaiser International Open on his home Silverado course, finishing 16 under par 272 with a final round 69. Rod Curl took second at 13 under, while Lee Trevino and others tied for third. Miller’s win capped a strong year and came as a personal victory watched by his father.
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Randy Crossman
Bizzarre
MAU
Daigneault
Rutland
Jeff Forte
Ed Raymond
Raiders
Silverado
Miller
Rod Curl
Redding
Curl
Johnny
Lee Trevino
Marty Fleckman
Gene Littler
Nicklaus
Emperor Hirohito Watches Jets Win at Shea Stadium
In a New York visit, Emperor Hirohito and Empress attended a Jets Patriots game. Joe Namath threw two first-half touchdowns to Jerome Barkum as New York led 22-0 and won 36-7. Protocol and security details surrounded the royal appearance.
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Dave Anderson
N.Y. Times
Hirohito
Japan
New York Jets
New England Patriots
Shea Stadium
Pete Rozelle
Howard Cosell
Cosell
Rozelle
Jets
Takeshi Yasukawa
Washington Redskins
Bill Shea
Municipal Manor
Phil Iselin
Flushing
Monmouth
Bob Marr
Foxboro
Joe Namath
Jerome Barkum
United States
Emperor
White House
Williamsburg
Arlington Cemetery
Americana
Namath
Barkum
National Football League
Randy Vataha
Vataha
Patriots
Ford
New York
Secret Service
Catfish Hunter
Columbo
Joe
John Free
Diamond Club
Iselin
Rockefeller’s
Mt Anthony Field Hockey Beats Ludlow 4 1
Mt Anthony field hockey erased an early deficit to tie at halftime and defeated Ludlow 4 1 on Friday. Sandy Shea scored twice while Pam Burke and Mary Ann DeMarco added single goals. The undefeated Patriots host Green Mountain Tuesday at 3 30 after opening the season with a 1 0 win at GM in Chester.
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Ludlow
Mt. Anthony
MAC
Sandy Shea
Pam Burke
Mary Ann DeMarco
Patriots
Green Mountain
Chester
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Bruce Tobin
Tobin
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Don
Napa, Calif
Johnny Miller
John
Phoenix
Tucson
Jack Nicklaus
Bellows Falls
MSJ
Springfield
Brattleboro
Middlebury
South Burlington
Jochen Mass
Gemany
James Hunt
England
Ronnie Peterson
Otter
Arlington Center
Dale Halbur
Jim Lemnah
Halbur
Ed Hawley
Hawley
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Alden Cadwell
John Werner
Joel Pratt
Bob Whitman
Tom Hayes
Proctor
Phantoms
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NEW Orleans
Andy Hamilton
Louisiana State University
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Bennington
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Depot Street
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