Canadiens Lounging Atop Norris In Strong Era
Montreal leads the Norris Division and the Wales Conference with a powerhouse lineup led by Ken Dryden, Serge Savard, Guy Lafleur and Steve Shutt. Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and Washington chase, while Detroit rebuilds under new coach Bobby Kromm amid shifting rosters and rising Caps potential.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
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Canadiens
Ken Dryden
Bunny Larocque
Dave Elenhaas
Dryden
Cornell University
Bruins Flyers pre season game ends in chaotic brawl
In Philadelphia the Bruins and Flyers met in a pre season game that erupted into a second period melee with 17 players ejected and 42 penalties in the frame. Reggie Leach led the Flyers to a 6 2 victory as George Plimpton, briefly in goal for Boston, yielded one goal but saved a Leach penalty shot.
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UPI
George Plimpton
Boston Bruins
Philadelphia Flyers
Bruins
Boston
Wayne Cashman
Flyers
Paul Holmgran
Plimpton
Orest Kindrachuk
Leach
Green Mountain Entries Race Card Listed by Grade
Horse names and numbers for eleven races at Green Mountain. Entries include Grade B to Grade C and Grade A fields with multiple horses per race, listing placings and contestants across the card. Specific horse names and gate positions appear for each race, reflecting a full field program.
Green Mountain race results and payouts list by grade
Thursday October 6 1977 results from Green Mountain show a range of grade level race payouts and quinielas. Notable in First Grade D Coral Sky and Libbie Lee posted varied win place show payouts while later grades list horses such as Ebony Printer Rocktown Helen and Countess Christie with their exact payoff figures and trifecta results.
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Coral Sky
Libbie Lee
Dasha Ginger
Quiniela
Runners Fill First Pace Mile in October 7 Card
Race program lists ten pace and trot events with a wide field of horses and drivers. Winners include Reagh in the first pace mile and Highest Honors in the second pace. Daily double and time records show strong wagering activity. attendance reported at 1,750 and handle at $140,488.
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Reagh
Candy Doll
Golo Creek
C R Chickee
Bo Gesture
High Basis
Special Butler
Bennett Hanover
Urania
Chip Pam Bit
Hot Rod Lita
Mooney Hanover
Tarbas Dolly
G B Gee
Scarlet Tartan
Fosario B
Orcus Alden
Circus Faithful
Square W
Chiquita
Marges Mermaid
Sea Breeze
Ric Straw
Harmony Gal
Amber Wayne Son
John Early Bird
Trickster Lobell
Wingy Mir
Adios Digger
Josiah D
Coltar Lil
Andy O Brien
Dauphiness Direct
Ray
Nat
Red Eye
Chapel Tillie
Schuey
Coronation
Gilda Blue Chip
Cell
Miss Primadonna
Majestic Frost
Not By Chance
Wallkill Love
Hardy Addie
Rips Camney Man
Georgana Knight
J T Byrd
Just Baroness
Star Plaster
Imperial KB
Bethany Banker
Clever Star
Flying Success
Montague Xpress
Dillon
Julius
New look Dolphins brighter as Griese leads with glasses
Miami is 3-0 for the first time since 1972 as Bob Griese, wearing glasses, says the team plays with more energy and enthusiasm. The defense has seven new starters under Don Shula, limiting opponents to 22 points in three games. The Dolphins prepare for Baltimore, unbeaten, as Sunday’s matchup looms large in the AFC East race.
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Caps
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Detroit
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Hartland Monahan
Ron Low
Bernie Wolfe
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Picard
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Griese
Dolphins
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New England Patriots
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Colts
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Shula
Baltimore
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AFC
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Daniel Harris
Freddie Solomon
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Philadelphia
New York Jets
Longhorns and Sooners set for high‑scoring Cotton Bowl clash
UPI reports a Cotton Bowl showdown between No. 3 Oklahoma and No. 4 Texas at Dallas neutral site. Oklahoma relies on Elvis Peacock and Thomas Lott, while Texas counters with record-breaking kicker Russell Erxleben and a strong defense. Switzer notes Texas youth and new formation. Erxleben will test with a 67-yard NCAA record attempt. Other Top 10 games include Alabama at USC and Michigan at Michigan State.
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Cotton Bowl
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West Germany
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Watson ousted as Ballesteros storms World Matchplay
Tom Watson, the Masters and Open champion, was upset by Severiano Ballesteros 5 and 4 at Wentworth in the World Matchplay. Hale Irwin advanced, beating Hugh Baiocchi 8 and 7, to face Graham Marsh as Floyd slips in a rain-soaked finish.
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England
UPI
Tom Watson
Wentworth
Spain
Severiano Ballesteros
Watson
Eeery
Ballesteros
Ray Floyd
Burma
Hale Irwin
Hugh Baiocchi
Graham Marsh
Irwin
Floyd
Lanny Wadkins
Hockey and Baseball Moves Hit Teams On Thursday
Colorado sent left winger Mike Dwyer center Larry Skinner defenseman Monte Miron and right winger Brian Ellacott to Phoenix Richmond. New York Islanders sent center Richie Hansen to Fort Worth while New York Rangers assigned defenseman John Bednarski left winger Benoit Gosselin center Bud Stefanski and right winger Jim Aroy to New Haven. Chicago Cubs purchased Rudy Meall from Cincinnati and New Orleans signed John Gilliam while placing Joel Parker on injured reserve. In a late American League game Hassler and Mingort allowed six runs for New York while Guidry and Munson held Olx to six hits with Sonny John son hitting a home run.
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Phoenix
Mike Dwyer
Larry Skinner
Monte Miron
Brian Ellacott
New York Islanders
Richie Hansen
Fort Worth
New York Rangers
New Haven
Chicago Cubs
Rudy Meall
Cincinnati
New Orleans
John Gilliam
Joel Parker
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