White tail domination and moose decline in northern forests
Vermont wildlife history shows a booming fawn crop and a current fall deer estimate around 160000, reflecting a rebound since the 1960s crash. Biologist C W Severinghaus links rapid white-tailed deer northward spread to habitat changes from forest clearing and later regrowth, noting moose struggle due to brain worm, particularly the meningeal worm, hindering moose restoration in Adirondacks and southern ranges.
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Adirondacks
New Hampshire
C.W. Severinghaus
New York
Servinghaus
Virginia
Severinghaus
Green Mountains
White Mountains
Maine
Upper
Free agents reshuffle NBA rosters as season opens
The NBA 32nd season starts with major moves as stars switch teams. Walt Frazier goes to Cleveland and Nate Archibald to Buffalo, while Adrian Dantley joins Buffalo from Indiana and Don Buse heads to Phoenix. Jamaal Wilkes and Truck Robinson change teams, and Gary Brokaw moves to Buffalo. The openers feature Kansas City at the Knicks and Chicago at Cleveland.
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National Basketball Association
Walt Frazier
Nate Archibald
NBA
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York Knicks
New Jersey Nets
Frazier
Knicks
Indiana Pacers
Billy Knight
Adrian Dantley
Don Buse
Phoenix Suns
Rickey Sobers
Brian Taylor
Kansas City
Denver
Ernie DiGregorio
Atlanta
Lou Hudson
Los Angeles Lakers
Chicago
New Jersey
Detroit
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Golden State
Phoenix
Writer ponders lodging charges against Cosell
Philadelphia Daily News sports columnist Stan Hochman says he may file criminal and civil charges against ABC broadcaster Howard Cosell for slapping him on a Los Angeles New York World Series flight. Hochman alleges four to five strikes near the ear and temple after a sarcastic exchange. He sought medical care for a headache and ear pain at Kennedy Airport. A Daily News spokesman notes Hochman is exploring action while Cosell calls the incident insane and a joke. A witness gave Hochman a written statement suggesting the slap could have been friendly but painful.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Daily News
Stan Hochman
Abc-Tv
Howard Cosell
New York
Hochman
Cosell
Los Angeles
California
Stan
Kennedy Airport
Daily News
Air Force
Rolante Fulgueras Jr
ECAC weekly all star honors split between BC and Syracuse
Eastern College Athletic Conference honors go to Rich Scudeliari of Boston College and Bill Hurley of Syracuse for Division I. Both posted standout performances in wins and losses last weekend, with Scudeliari recording 11 tackles and a fumble recovery, and Hurley setting five offensive records in a Penn State loss.
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Centerville, Mass
West Virgina
Hurley
Depew
N.Y
Penn State
Above the Rear Bruins like Sox strong and weak
Boston sports notes compare the Bruins and Red Sox in power gaps with Bruins lacking a 40 to 50 goal scorer and the power play failing. Three goaltenders aid the team but a big scorer is missing while GM Sinden hoped to trade a goalie for offense. Canadiens praise Boston's style but Montreal remains ahead in a potential Cup race.
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Gil Peters
Boston
UPI
Bruins
Red Sox
Montreal
Ken Dryden
Wily
John Bucyk
Don Cherry
Bucyk
Cherry
Dwight Foster
Harry Sinden
Gilles Gilbert
Canadiens
NHL
Guy Lafleur
Steve Shutt
Guy Lapointe
Larry Robinson
Serge Savard
Robinson
Bobby Orr
Dryden
Bullets
Orr
Phil Esposito
Ken Hodge
Gilbert
Grahame
Flyers
Sabres
Islanders
Kings
Gerry Cheevers
Deer harvest report from Bennington hatchery lists dozens of hunters
A comprehensive deer tally from the Bennington Fish Hatchery records hunters from Massachusetts and Vermont. Names hometowns and deer types are given for each entry including does, button bucks, and 4 point or 2 point bucks with weights ranging from 30 to 120 pounds.
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Bennington Fish Hatchery
John DeSanty
Adams
Mass
Doe
Raymond Larabee
North Adams
Thomas Hoard
North Bennington
Dennis Ayers
Jeffrey Gauthier
Bennington
William Snow
Shaftsbury
John Crawford
Richard Cutler
Bruce Skoropski
Stamford
Charles Paerot
Florida
Charles Zuber
Pittsfield
John Dow
John Haveland
Bernardstone
Button Buck
Steven Wright
Woodford
Michael Shampang
Horse Races Held Tuesday October 18 1977 Pace and Trot Cards
The schedule lists ten races with pace and trot divisions. Top contenders include First Race Pace winner candidates like Jefferson Smoke and Rays Nat, alongside Second Race Trot Flames Caper and Too Far in a field of eight.
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Bo Gesture
Jefferson Smoke
Rays Nat
Helenda
Calebs
Joe Rocky
Sylvania Dares
Reds Val
Macks Eddie
Flames Caper
P Q's Girl
James Filly
Rodneys Girl
Willie B
Lee Collins
Kates Angle
Terra Flash
Emba Melody
Piper Belle
Rupert Express
Johnny Dawn
T H Chiquita
the Graduate
Sea Breeze
Willshe Wave
Wyncrest Guy
Honor Express
C R Chickee
Cinder Fella
J T Byrd
Chapel Tillie
Sharons Sure Luck
Buckeye Bertie
Na Jo
Smiling Roger
Lovin Time
Miss Banker
Lt Collins
Fifi Byrd
Meadow H Billy
Janes Susan
Aston Beulah
Little van
Record number of Net teams to play at Berkshire Indoor
At Berkshire Indoor Tennis Club in New Ashford Massa a record 107 teams will compete in 13 leagues including seven men s leagues with 63 teams five women s leagues with 36 teams and one mixed doubles league with eight teams Tryouts are ongoing and all leagues return to regular play next week Play continues into early May with sections and possible team moves between levels Players hail from Lenox Arlington Hoosick Falls Petersburg and mostly Williamstown North Adams and Adams
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Berkshire
New Ashford
Mass
Don Steeber
Steeler
Lenox
Arlington
Hoosick Falls
Petersburg
N.Y
Williamstown
North Adams
Adams
Multisport Coaching Moves Across MLB NBA NHL and MLS
Baseball Cubs sign Cookie Rojas Joey Amalfitano and Mike Rourke to the coaching staff. In basketball Cazzie Russell cut. Tony Robertson traded to Atlanta. Ken Carr placed on injured reserve. Seahawks Wil lams signed. Dean Tolson injured. Rickey Brown Billy Reynolds Dennis Shaffer cut. Milwaukee Goodyear signed. Portland Gilliam on waivers. Philadelphia Washington on injured reserve. Denver Beck on waivers. Phoenix Blade Feher on waivers. Ira Terrell on injured reserve. Buffalo Brokaw acquired from Cleveland. New Orleans Moore on waivers. Cleveland Grotie Smith waived. Hockey Sims Halward sent to Rochester. Soccer Moore resigns as assistant GM. Football Giants compensation for Csonka. Tampa Bay Wender cut Ragsdale re signed. Playoff results include Dodgers and Mets series notes.
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Chicago Cubs
Cookie Rojas
Joey Amalfitano
Mike Rourke
Los Angeles
Cazzie Russell
Tony Robertson
Atlanta
Ken Carr
Seattle
Golden State
Gus Wilams
Dean Tolson
Rickey Brown
Billy Reynolds
Dennis Shaffer
Milwaukee
Chuck Goodyear
Portland
Herm Gilliam
Philadelphia
Wilson Washington
Denver
Byron Beck
Phoenix
Freeman Blade
Butch Feher
Ira Terrell
Buffalo
Gary Brokaw
Cleveland
New Orleans
Otto Moore
Steve Grotie
Don Smith
Boston
al Sims
Doug Halward
Rochester
San Jose
Johnny Moore
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