Eagles reach finals with 2-1 win over Proctor
Arlington defeats Proctor 2-1 in the Class M semifinal to advance to the state final against Stowe. The Eagles trailed 1-0 after Proctor’s early goal, then Dan Blackmer and Tom Rice scored to move Arlington ahead, with Brian Galusha making key saves to preserve the lead. Arlington improves to 8-2-1 this season and faces Stowe at Green Mountain High School in Chester at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Hunter wins Cy Young hints at contract leverage
Oakland A's star Jim Hunter accepts the Cy Young Award and says it could affect his disputed $50,000 deferred income with owner Charles O Finley. Finley praises the pitcher, while Hunter plans to work with lawyers to resolve contract terms and potential free agency.
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Whalers end Toros unbeaten run with 5-2 upset
New England, leading the WHA East, defeated the Toronto Toros 5-2 to snap their 12-game unbeaten streak. Tom Webster scored the WHA 99th career goal at 13 41 of the final period as Mike Byers and Tom Abrahamson added goals. Toros drop to 6-1 as Winnipeg and Vancouver also posted late wins in a busy WHA night.
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Islanders and Rangers settle for tie in top division race
The New York Islanders and New York Rangers played to a 1-1 tie Wednesday night, keeping the Islanders two points ahead in Division One. Bob Nystrom tied it at 17 21 of the final period after Brad Park put the Rangers ahead at 2 23 of the third. Other results included Flames 4 Seals 1 and Bruins 3 Stars 3.
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Dinner to honor MAU soccer team Nov 6
The Marble Valley League champions Mt. Anthony and coach Birger Vigsnes will be honored at the first annual soccer awards night. The banquet occurs Wednesday Nov. 6 at 6 30 PM at the Elks Lodge with Williams College coach Jeff Vennell as guest speaker. Tickets are $4 50. Reservations to Mrs. Steve Wassick at 2 2614 or Mrs. Joseph Wassick at 2 5228.
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Mt Anthony Seeks Season Ticket Holders and Buyers
Mt Anthony asks season ticket holders to contact MAU athletic director Dave Fredrickson by Friday, Nov. 1 to retain seats. New buyers may purchase season tickets at the MAU gym on Nov. 8 from 7 to 8 30 p.m.
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Mt Anthony field hockey and soccer mirror each other in rebuilding year
Anita Caswell first noted the parallels between Mt Anthony field hockey and soccer as both squads rebuild. Both defending champions or near champions, both return key players, both surge to league titles in close fashion and lose 1-0 in quarterfinal style matchups, showcasing similar aggressive, skilled play and Mt Anthony representation.
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Mt. Anthony
Mt Anthony freshmen football show bright future
The Mt Anthony freshman team impresses with size speed and a hard hitting defense. Joe Myers and Ty Thompson anchor a game changing backfield as the freshmen beat Brattleboro for the first time in seven years. The program’s optimism rests on continuing talent entering varsity next year and potential juniors varsity stairs.
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Postseason shakeup looms for major bowls this week
College football faces key games that could shape Orange Sugar and Sugar Bowl bids. Maryland Penn State Auburn Florida Alabama Mississippi State games loom large for SEC and ACC hopes as Ohio State and Michigan await Rose Bowl fate. Bears Bryant notes Mississippi State strength as Tide seeks strong bowl profile.
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Trout Unlimited Elects Officers in Arlington Chapter
The Battenhill Chapter of Trout Unlimited elected A.B. Wadsworth as president, Peter W. Shih as vice president, and William Mundy as secretary treasurer. The group plans its first meeting January 7, 1975 and its first annual meeting September 11, 1975 while seeking to grow membership.
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William Mundy
Weston
Bennington Juniors Fall to J. T. Tomcats in North Adams
The Bennington juniors hockey team lost 3-1 to the J. T. Tomcats of North Adams. Brad White scored Bennington’s lone goal, assisted by Martin Schneider, on a third period slap shot. Keith Starr scored twice for North Adams, with Tim Thompson adding a third. Bennington took 13 shots and goalie Howard Schneider faced 21 shots. Next game is November 6 in North Adams.
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J. T. Tomcats
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Martin Schneider
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Tomcats
Tim Thompson
Howard Schneider
Jr High Girls Soccer Team Goes 3-0-1
Mt Anthony Junior High girls soccer finished Fall with a 3-0-1 record after four games. They tied Hancock 1-1 in Massachusetts, beat Williamstown 2-0 with Connie Knapp netting both goals, and topped Hoosick Falls 7-1 as Nancy Haynes scored three times and Liz Vigsnes Carol Lauzon Joyce King and Trace Thompson added singles. Coach Judy Needham led the first year Vermont team.
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