Raiders Rally Past Patriots In 41-26 Victory
Oakland, 10-2, remains atop the NFL standings after a 41-26 win over New England. Ken Stabler threw four TD passes including two to Cliff Branch, while Cliff Branch and Randy Watson connected on a 67-yard score. Plunkett hamstring limited his running as the Patriots drop to 7-4 and fade from contention.
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Tiant Named Red Sox Most Valuable Pitcher of 1974
Luis Tiant was voted Boston's MVP by the Boston Baseball Writers Association after posting a 22-13 record and leading the majors with seven shutouts. He pitched 312 innings with a 2.92 ERA and 25 complete games, the first Red Sox pitcher to win 20 games in two straight seasons since 1945 46.
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Football Fans Stay Home In Snowy NFL Week
Rain, snow and cold kept large crowds away as Pittsburgh and St. Louis posted upsets. The Rams, Chiefs, Oilers and Bears posted key wins while many games featured record no shows and cold conditions across major markets.
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Aguiar Leads Plymouth State Wrestling Program
Ply mouth State College names Jim Aguiar head wrestling coach in his first year, adding duties as defensive coordinator for the football team. Former Biddeford standout blends coaching with instruction, aiming for a successful season after a strong football schedule. He holds an MS from the University of Oregon and previously coached at Portland State. He is married to Martha Back of Darien Conn with a daughter, Gretchen.
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Maine deer season ends with higher bag and more mishaps
The 1974 Maine deer season closed at sunset with 23 286 deer tagged by Warden Supervisor John Shaw and an uptick in hunting accidents. Dozens searched for missing and dead hunters amid cold conditions and illnesses, including two fatalities and three killed during accidents over the holiday weekend.
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NC State 98 Pirates 81 to open season with Thompson big
No. 1 NC State defeated East Carolina 98-81 as David Thompson led with 33 points and Phil Spence added 22 points and 17 rebounds. The victory started the Wolfpack’s season in style as other top teams posted early wins across college basketball.
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Gillis duo win first state mixed doubles rolloff title
Doris and Nick Gillis captured the mixed doubles crown at Auburn Lanes in Auburn finishing 2,647 to 2,627 over Mary Huff and Jim Lee of Augusta. The pair led late with Nick posting 134 and 146 in two games and Doris 120 and 123 in the final two.
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United States Dominates Golf Matches in Japan
Hubert Green leads the U S team to a nine stroke win over Japan in the fourth United States Japan golf match. Teruo Sugihara edges Green by one to grab the individual title.
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Lewiston Raceway Entries and Race Clean
Lewiston Raceway lists nine racing programs with pace and trot events from Race One through Race Ten. Notable entrants include Miss Wales and DC's Bomb in early races and multiple Quintela and Exacta events with diverse handlers and owners across eight to ten races.
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Horse Race Result Summary with Multiple Races and Payouts
A detailed listing of ten race results with top three finishers and payouts. Includes additional horses in each race, running times, and an overall handle of $70,539. Notable exacta and quintela payouts are noted for several races.
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