The Baker tree stand tale in bow season woodlands
In Vermont and elsewhere hunters test the Baker metal tree stand amid warnings. Jones ascends a tree, neglects proper footing, and crashes from about 12 feet, surviving but tarnishing his reputation. A rumor ties another climber to a similar fall, highlighting perils of climbing stands and the appeal of fixed wooden tree forts.
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Bromley Ski Club names staff and schedules junior program
Bromley Ski Club announces new coaching staff for its junior Alpine program. Andrew Foster named program director and head coach, with Robert Clayton and Mellina Wall as part time coaches. Pre season dry land training starts Oct 30 at 9 30 a m at Bromley Mountain.
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Above the roar Patriots unlikely to reach playoffs this year
Boston reporters caution against premature optimism about the New England Patriots advancing to postseason play. They recall 1966 onward disappointments, highlight past collapses, injuries, and near misses, and warn that strength of remaining schedule does not guarantee success.
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Redskins win in muddy bout over Cardinals 20 10
Washington defeats St. Louis 20 10 in a rain soaked game on a field rendered ankle deep. The Redskins set an NFL record with eight fumble recoveries while Eddie Brown returned a punt 71 yards for a TD. Washington moves to 5 2 while Cardinals also stand 5 2.
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Namath Suffered Backlash of Bad Night Against Colts
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath, nicknamed the Old Master, connected on four passes for varying gains early in the game but was chased by a Baltimore defense. A late second-quarter interception by Jackie Wallace halted a scoring drive as Namath grimly pursued him. Namath left the field after a hit from Fred Cook, later saying he blacked out briefly but recovered with trainer help.
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