Sabres rely on Desjardins as goalie anchor early season
Buffalo Sabres backstopped by Gerry Desjardins hold opponents to two goals on 106 shots as he posts a third win in as many starts. Gil Perreault, Rick Martin, and Jim Lorentz supply offense while the NHL slate features Bruins over Rockies and Kings past Rangers.
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New NBA Opens Tonight With ABA-Tinted Debut
The NBA kicks off its new era with four season openers led by Indiana hosting Boston as Len Elmore is out until January. Boston fields Cowens Wicks Rowe Havlicek and White, while Indiana relies on Billy Knight in Elmore’s absence. Lakers visit Knicks as debut of NBA coach Jerry West and Willis Reed’s No. 19 jersey retirement headline New York.
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Celtics Gain Wicks and Rowe Strengthening Front Line
Boston trades for Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe to fortify aging forwards and backcourt depth. The moves solve guard and rebounding gaps, add two 27 year olds with strong defensive and scoring ability, and push the Celtics as odds-on favorites for a 14th NBA title if they adapt to the Boston system.
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Auerbach
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Phoenix Suns
Orr likely to miss Boston return as injunction risk rises
Lawrence Mass based Eagle Tribune reports Bobby Orr, traded to Chicago, will probably skip the November 4 meeting in Boston to avoid serving a possible injunction. Bruins pursue federal court action seeking compensation before Orr can play for Chicago.
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Bruins appeal nixed in Orr transfer dispute
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals rejected an emergency move by the Boston Bruins to block Bobby Orr from playing with the Chicago Black Hawks. A hearing is set for next Monday in federal court on whether Orr’s participation should be restricted and on the Bruins request for a preliminary injunction.
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Vermont Officials Expand Basketball Officials Applicants
The Vermont State Board of Approved Basketball Officials outlines new membership rules open to all state residents 18 and over. Applicants must pass health and character checks, IAABC written and floor tests, attend rules clinics and the November 7 interpretation meeting in Montpelier. Clinics and the IAABC exam will be at Burlington and Chester with pre clinic registration at Green Mountain High School Chester on November 1.
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Racing results from a 1976 youth horse show
A detailed listing of riders and horses across many grades and ages from first to twelfth, with top placings and entrants. Notable names include River Pride Swallows Return and Rockout Fadde Babs in early races, plus Silver Ann Flora Mae and Top Jewel River Chief in later classes.
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Top Daisy
River Pride
Swallows Return
Bawnard Rose
Caramona
Rockout
Fadde Babs
Notta Blunder
Word Perfect
Phyl
Prince Cox
River Jet
Da’s
Ban di Do
Bronco Randi
My Florinda
Mike Fairbourne
Sweet Fantasia
Da’s Collette
Colorado Flash
Carla Crystal
T.J. Pappy
Claddagh
Word of Honor
Big George
Dawn
Mr. President
Merryfield Red
Rambeletta Cee
Carbon Cal
Silver Ann
Flora Mae
Morgan Rand
Cork Board
Mattown Flyer
Kennel Dust
Gliden Bridgett
Tell Trixie
Lady's Son
Surtran
Able
Russell McAfee
Tenacious Team
Gr’s Quiet Spot
Pleasant Ridge
Harness Race Cards Readout From Local Track Meets
A list of pacing and trotting mile races with purse figures from a track card. Notable entries include Keystone Harrison in Third Pace Mile and Tempos Cindy in Fourth Pace Mile, with multiple contenders across ten paced divisions and eleven pace mile events.
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Sprite C
Dots Thought
Clayhaven Clay
Keystone Prodigal
Remnant
Fast Deal
Briarwood Nellie
Gray Brooks
White Elusion
Express Lee
Hopeful Dart
Johnny Dawn
Crestwood Major
Avon Greta
Seaway Sadie
Keystone Harrison
the Toad
Dario Diamond
Sue Time Boy
Demon Shooter
Miss Shannon
Frank Brothers First Long Tops With 14 Wins
Ralph Long’s kennel posted 14 victories at Green Mountain last week but could not overtake the leaders from the prior week. Bud Frank’s Brothers led the kennel standings with 46 wins, while Long’s kennel remained strong in second with 42. Oregon Kennels rose to third with 33 wins, surpassing SMC’s 31 firsts. Wednesday results include Ang 4 NY Rangers 2 and other NHL scores. Friday games feature Islanders at Detroit and Vancouver at Atlanta among others.
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Ralph Long
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