Junior high Patriots Soccer Win and Close Calls
Mt. Anthony junior high Patriot soccer team posts a 3-0 and 6-0 pre season wins over Williamstown and, after a 4-2 loss to Mt Greylock, rebounds 1-0 with a goal pass from Alderman to Houle. They edge Cambridge 1-0 but face St Gregory’s and aim to even score with Mt Greylock on Oct 13.
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Patriot
Williamtown
Mass
St. Gregory’s
Loudenville
N.Y
Mt. Anthony
Greg Pinsoneault
Brian Hewitt
Jeff Stansen
Matt Broomhall
Mike Jones
Mile Shea
Kurt Schultz
Tom Tobler
Dan Taylor
Barry Watson
Scott Watson
Jeff Slade
Pete Levin
Dennis Murray
Steve Cheseldine
Kevin Rousseau
Gerry Feenan
Bud Krawczyk
Jim Cone
Keith Krause
John Alderman
Bill McGurn
Pat Harris
Pete Henningsen
Milo Mattison
Ricky Houle
Lakers bullies Bulls as West scores 28 in season opener
Lakers open the 1973 74 season with a 117 97 win over Chicago as West returns to action after late arrival and Chamberlain's exit. West hits 12 of 19 shots for 28 points and Goodrich adds 26. Bulls' Chet Walker leads Chicago with 26 in the loss. Knicks, Hawks, and Buffalo win in other openers. Cleveland’s game with Golden State postponed for a rink leak.
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Chicago Bulls
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
American Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Jerry West
Keith Erickson
National Basketball Association
Chicago
West
Gail Goodrich
Laker
Bill Sharman
Dick Motta
Bulls
NBA
Chet Walker
New York Knicks
Detroit
Atlanta
Capital Bullets
Buffalo
Houston
Golden State Cleveland
Cleveland Arena
Walt Frazier
Dave DeBusschere
Knicks
Hess named national coach of the week for Ohio U
Ohio University coach Bill Hess, in his 16th year, was chosen United Press International national coach of the week after OU beat Northwestern 14-12. Hess credited his players with fighting hard in every game despite early losses to Kent State and Toledo.
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Athens, Ohio
UPI
Ohio University
Bill Hess
United Press International
Northwestern
Hess
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Kent State
Toledo
Ohio
Bobcats
A's Campaneris Homer Boosts Lead In AL Playoff Showdown
Oakland rides Bert Campaneris and Ken Holtzman to an 11 inning 2 1 victory over Baltimore as Vida Blue gets the ball in a do or die game two of the AL championship. Palmer faces Blue aiming to extend the series. The A's moved ahead two games to one after Campaneris homered off Mike Cuellar in the 11th and Holtzman silenced Baltimore after a Williams homer.
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Campaneris
Homer
Blue
Palmer
Oakland
UPI
Oakland A’s
Bert Campaneris
Ken Holtzman
Vida Blue
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Vida
Dick Williams
Holtzman
Mike Cuellar
Earl Williams
Ken
Tommy Davis
Cuellar
Don Baylor
Earl Weaver
Baylor
Jesus Alou
Mike Andrews
Joe Rudi
Alou
Andrews
Allan Lewis
Rudi
Lewis
Strake wins zone meet in Claremont New Hampshire
Nine year old Jay Strake took first in the Punt Pass and Kick zone event, earning a trip to Boston for districts on Oct 13. Bennington entrants included Colleen O Neil, the sole girl competitor, who finished second. transportation was provided by Bennington Ford. Other details note tense performances, a tie breaker, and multiple local participants from Fleming area towns.
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Claremont
N.H
Bennington Ford
Recreation Department
Jay Strake
Boston
Strako
Bennington
Colleen O’neil
Colleen
Shaftsbury
Billy Baker
Canadiens Favored Bruins Eager In NHL Season Opener
The Canadiens and Bruins enter the season with high hopes as Montreal seeks a repeat title while Boston relies on Bobby Orr for defense and offense. Montreal faces blows from contract disputes and WHA losses, opening against Minnesota, while Boston starts against Vancouver. Chicago eyes another division crown despite losses, and Philadelphia looms as a challenger to the Black Hawks.
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Montreal Canadiens
Boston
Bobby Orr
Bruins
NHL
Montreal
Chicago
Canadiens
Ken Dryden
Marc Tardif
Rejean Houle
World Hockey Association
Vancouver
Minnesota
Pat Stapleton
Ralph Backstrom
Stan Mikita
Black Hawks
Cougars
Philadelphia
Bobby Clarke
Rick MacLeish
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Hawks
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Pete Maravich
Walt Bellamy
Mike Riordan
Bob McAdoo
Rockets
McAdoo
Braves
Calvin Murphy
Bobcat
Strake
Hank Tenney
Ford Company
Bennington Area
Gary Parmenter
Etchebarren
Holtzman and
Fosse
Tenace
Williams
Mike O’neil
Gerald Croff
Peter White
Duane Muckle
Saratoga
Morel
Nathaniel Dunloe
Spillaney’s Boy
Lanes Girl
Pompaway
St. Louis Dean
Spinning Son
Consolata Joe
el Dapple
Champ Rainbow
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Honey Horn
Be Special
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Hi Land Bobby
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Jeans Babe
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Harwood Street
LeBlanc Avenue
Davis Street
State Highway District
Silk Road
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Town Line Road
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Miami
NY Jets
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N.Y. Giants
Philadelphia Central
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Ay Wickes
Madeira
Lauan
North Street
Vermont Nationaln Ver Fdic
Shadowbrook
Riding Stables, Inc
Vt. Mass
Green Mountain Race Track
North West Hill
Pownal
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Mammoth Mart
the Pants CO
Yeetee
North Street Mall
VIP
Manchester
Francis J. Kelly, Inc
E. Main ST
Bennington, VT
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