Flyers Rout Penguins 4-0 in unbeaten start
Reggie Leach and Bill Barber each scored twice as the Flyers routed the Penguins 11-0. Bernie Parent earned his first shutout as Philadelphia built a 31-3 season scoring edge and moved to 4-0. Captain Bobby Clarke praised the balanced attack and coach Fred Shero noted spread scoring showed teamwork.
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Mt Anthony defeats Arlington 1 0 in field hockey
Mt Anthony field hockey beat Arlington 1 0 on Gail Burke s goal in the first half. Coach Anita Caswell shifted to a deeper defense after the goal, praising the total team effort. Mt Anthony improves to 8 3 1 overall and 7 2 1 in Dot Jones League play, with playoffs looming.
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Patriots win triangular cross country meet at Rutland
Mt Anthony boys defeated Rutland and West Rutland with 28 points to 45 and 50. Bill Harvey of West Rutland won in 12 04. Dan Amadon of Mt Anthony was second in 12 23. Patriots also placed several runners and optimism from coach Zemianek about talent and thin numbers. Girls finished between Rutland and West Rutland with Laura Cota leading Mt Anthony in fifth as team goes 3 2 in first girls season. Both teams head to Troy Invitational Saturday.
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Mt Anthony Faces Rutland In Road Season Finale
Mt Anthony football heads to Rutland to face the Raiders at 1 30 in Rutland. Rutland recently lost to Brattleboro 7 6, while Mt Anthony earned a 14 6 win over Springfield at Spinelli Field as they close the season with Bellows Falls and Brattleboro home games.
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Eagles Meet Otters In Marble Valley League Showdown
Arlington hosts Otter Valley in a MVL game with Mt Anthony hoping to force a league title tie. Otter Valley leads MVL after Tuesday win. Arlington must derail the Otters to push MAU into a tie. Start time is 4 p.m. on the Arlington Parks and Recreation field.
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Frazier leads Cavaliers comeback over Jazz 107 104
Walt Frazier scored 19 points, including 5 in the final 2:15, as the Cleveland Cavaliers rallied to beat the New Orleans Jazz 107 104 in New Orleans. Campy Russell added 23 for Cleveland, with Pete Maravich top scoring for Jazz at 29.
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Pate Leads First Round at Southern Open
Jerry Pate shot 64 to take the opening lead at the Southern Open on Green Island Course. Dave Eichelberger followed at 65 with George Archer two behind. U.S. Open champ Hubert Green shot 70 while Johnny Miller posted 67. Pate credited a Florida friend's advice for fixing his putting stance after moving the ball back inside his left foot.
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Jabbar fined record after on court punch incident
NBA commissioner Larry O'Brien fined Kareem Abdul-Jabbar a league record amount for punching Kent Benson after a nonball incident. Jabbar, sidelined three weeks by a right hand fracture, faced potential suspension but injury altered his penalty. The NBA strengthens rules against oncourt violence amid player union opposition to fines.
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NFL won t tolerate dirty play says Rozelle
In Boston NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle warned against dirty play and said penalties up to suspensions will be enforced. He is reviewing film of Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh over Mel Morgan and Mel Blount for unnecessary roughness with Morgan set to appear next Monday.
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Patriots face decisive test as Colts loom
The New England Patriots, 3-2, must rebound at home against the 5-0 Baltimore Colts. Baltimore leads the American Conference, while New England sits third. A win by Baltimore would tighten the playoff race and deepen New England’s margin for error.
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Mayaa standings and Willow Park schedule preview
The article outlines Mayaa standings and upcoming games at Willow Park football fields. Midgets begin at noon and Pee Wees at 1 30 pm with teams expected to score heavily. It notes Bert Jones versus Steve Grogan as contrasting quarterback experience and highlights Colts rushing by Lydell Mitchell.
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