Giants Rally Tops Bills On Late 37-Yard FG
Giants beat Buffalo 17 to 14 as George Hunt kicked a 37 yard field goal with six seconds left after John Leypoldt missed a 19 yard try. Ron Johnson returned to form rushing for 77 yards and a TD as New York’s defense stifled O J Simpson to 126 yards on 34 carries and Cowboys Joe Morton led a pair of long scoring drives. The Giants face the Cardinals at Shea Stadium next, while Miami and Buffalo sit tied atop the division.
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John Leypoldt
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Ron Johnson
Doug Kotar
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Simpson
Tigers
William Stephen Arnsparger
Paris
Phil Ranallo
Buffalo Courier Express
John Mendenhall
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Brian Kelley
New York
Cardinals
Shea Stadium
Lou Saban
George Young
Dolphins
Miami
New York Giants
N.Y
Lafleur and Mahovlich Fire Canadiens Past Penguins
Montreal routs Pittsburgh 7 1 as Lafleur and Mahovlich score twice each to push season totals toward 60 and 92 goals respectively. Shutt Lapointe Lambert add goals. Canadiens reclaim Norris Division lead amid NHL action. WHA features Quebec over New England and Minnesota over Indianapolis. Vancouver 5 Islanders 5 in tie.
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Guy Lafleur
Montreal Canadien
Peter Mahovlich
Lafleur
Montreal
Maurice “Rocket
Richard
Bernie Geoffrion
Canadien
Mahovlich
Pittsburgh Penguins
Mahovlichs
Steve Shutt
Guy Lapointe
Yvon Lambert
Canadiens
Gary Inness
Jean Pronovost
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Penguins
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St. Louis
Canucks
Islanders
Don Lever
Denis Potvin
Vancouver
Clark Gillies
Potvin
New York
Rick Blight
Rejean Houle
Quebec
New England
Jack Carlson
Indianapolis
Lief Holmquist
Minnesota
Anders Hedberg
Ex Claws go in special ABA draft
The American Basketball Association dispersed the players from the defunct Baltimore Claws in a special draft. Seven of sixteen players were chosen by other teams while top talent including Skip Wise went undrafted due to contract questions. Veteran stars Mel Daniels and George Carter were passed over and will become free agents after a 48 hour waiver period.
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American Basketball Association
Baltimore Claws
Baltimore
Skip Wise
Clemson
A.B.A
Mel Daniels
George Carter
Claws
National Basketball Association
U S leads Pan Am events in track swimming and wrestling
The United States dominated Pan American Games events in track and field and swimming, with strong showings in wrestling. Aiming for gold in basketball and baseball, the U S seeks wins over Cuba and Mexico to clinch titles as medal totals rise, including a 6 of 6 swimming golds on Tuesday and a 73rd U S gold overall.
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U.S
Mexico City
UPI
United States
Florida Southern
Hal Smeltzly
Mexico
Cali
Colombia
Cuba
Doug Northway
Tucson
Ariz
Saratoga Entries for Wednesday Pace Races Dec 72 1975
Detailed listing of ten harness races at Saratoga on Wednesday December 72 1975. Each heat shows pace mile stakes with top eight finishers including horses such as Cosec Theo Dundee Analyist Fine Demon High Basis Easter Babe Earth Mover Kenneth Shelly Stans Aggie Rebel Henry Snake Eyes Clayhaven me Linc Hobbs Luckey King Day Irish Dean Judgable Dolly O'Brien Metroliner Jimmy B Good Tiki Byrd Perrys Image Miss Hicki Hi Bigs Time Dynamic Do Dexter Nova Joans David Square W Little Willow Count Willowbrook State Fair Sparkling Victory Speedy Teller Pretty Bert Precious Maddy Del Len Boy Miracle Valley Brian Edward Aston Beulah Springdale Rita Arturo Test Of Time Jolly H Tarport O'Brien Rainbows Pride Hasty Silky Champeign Janes Susan Tarport Thorpe Hands Harp Power Wave Concordat Top Mission De Vise Byrd Harveys Tom Sister Sugar Fort Thomas Clayhaven Dancer Little Van Moon Mask Merts Lucky Shot Karrees Romeo Brown Bazil Gregg B Easy Grand Paloma Felicity Jane Highland Lady Gaucho Luscious Lou Captain Bacchus Miss Phyllis M My Delilah Rogwyn Barber Creed Arriva Adam Stormy Ken Buzzy Beau Rods Brinda Mr ike.
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Mile
Theo Dundee
Analyist
Fine Demon
High Basis
Easter Babe
Earth Mover
Kenneth Shelly
Stans Aggie
Rebel Henry
Snake Eyes
Clayhaven Me
Linc Hobbs
Luckey King Day
Irish Dean
Judgable
Dolly O’brien
Metroliner
Jimmy B Good
Tiki Byrd
Perrys Image
Miss Hicki Hi
Dynamic Do
Dexter Nova
Joans David
Square W
Little Willow
Count Willowbrook
State Fair
Sparkling Victory
Speedy Teller
Pretty Bert
Precious Maddy
del Len Boy
Miracle Valley
Brian Edward
Aston Beulah
Spring
Little van
Moon Mask
Merts Lucky Shot
Karrees Romeo
Brown Bazil
Gregg B
Easy
Grand Paloma
Felicity Jane
Highland Lady
Gaucho
Luscious Lou
Captain Bacchus
Miss Phyllis M
My Delilah
Rogwyn
Barber Creed
Arriva Adam
Stormy Ken
Buzzy Beau
Rods Brinda
Mr. Ike
Saratoga Harness Results Partial Oct 21 1975
Saratoga results dated Tuesday October 21 1975 list multiple harness races including First Pace 1,000-5 Scotch Whiskey and Second Pace 1,100-5 Sugar Valley Belet with paying winners. Other races include Third Trot Feedalot and Fourth Pace Democrat, with additional placings and times noted for each race. Final totals show handle of 1,294 and overall purse earnings of 129,211.
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Greenwich Gas
Sugar Valley
Cardinal Dean
Pace
Mountain Freedom
Hinsdale Dog Racing Results Summary
Hinsdale dog meet lists multiple grade races with placements and payouts. Notable finishes include First Grade D winners Wexford Belle and King, Second Grade D contenders Eldon Bolt Tessik Sky Preview, and higher placements for Foxy Lyle Paddy Puddin. Also reports Quinielas, Perfectas, and overall daily totals.
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Hinsdale
Wexford Belle
Kjed King
Eldon Bolt
Tessik
Sky
Quintela
NII
Foxy Lyle
Paddy Puddin
Ppe Leslie
Quiniela
Dennes Terry
Moss
T’s Marko
Quinieta
Chad Flint
le Ann Cap
Fragmented Grade Racing List From a 1975 Event
A dense OCR snippet from an October 22 1975 page lists multiple grade level horse or dog racing entries and participants across 1st through 12th grades. It names horses or participants such as Regal Lady Colonel Creed War D Tassaway Caravan R.S. Glen Jessie Shea Mollie Tone Blood Bow's Best Stingy Bape Babe and many more with various placements and descriptors. The text resembles a catalog of entrants rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Betsy Love
Blackigh
Hat
Regal Lady
Colonel Creed
R.S. Glen
Jessie Shea
Eva
Wes
Ue Love
Hurricane Go
Hi Boyd
Labor strike shuts 1976 Olympic site in Montreal
Workers at the Montreal 1976 Olympic sites walked out for a second time in three weeks to demand abolition of identity cards used to screen out troublemakers after a government report exposed corruption in the labor industry. About 300 workers have been blacklisted, sparking a three day strike and threats of triple shifts to meet deadlines.
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Montreal
UPI
Quebec Federation of Labor
Quebec
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