Skier Guide Promotes New England Ski Areas and State Takeover
The Ski Touring Guide lists over 300 areas in New England and nearby states and is sold by Rudi Mattesich of Troy Vermont. Squaw Mountain at Moosehead is described as likely state property after Scott Paper sold and donated the area to Maine. New Hampshire reports a 266 pound second largest buck in deer harvest, while lift loading tips warn skiers about safe chairlift use. Evergreen Valley's Fubarfest opens December 7 following a snow survey by Wilfred Fubar.
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Rudi Mattesich
Ski Touring Council
Troy
Vermont
Squaw Mountain
Moosehead Lake
Scott Paper Company
Squaw Complex
Maine
Squaw Mountain At
Moosehead
Scott
Taylor
Parks and Recreation Department
Lander
Scott Paper
Schussbooming
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
New Hampshire Fish and Game
Charles Ames, Jr
South Tamworth
New Hampshire
Hancock
Bruce Taylor
Evergreen Valley
Evergreen
Wilfred Fubar
Fubar
Dolphins roll past Bengals in home win to sharpen Super Bowl push
Miami improves to 9-3 and clinches potential fifth straight playoff berth by defeating Cincinnati 24 3. Bob Griese connects on four yard TD passes to Mercury Morris and Jim Mandich while Larry Csonka rushes for 123 yards as Miami’s defense limits Ken Anderson and the Bengals to 66 rushing yards.
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MIAMI
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Dolphins
Don Shula
Baltimore
Bob Griese
Mercury Morrris
Jim Mandich
Griese
Bengals
Ken Ander JSON
Cincinnati
Anderson
Bob Heinz
Horst Muhlmann
Mercury Morris
Csonka
Brown
Big Ten chiefs should play by rules in bowls
A New York Times column questions Big Ten and Pacific Eight bowl practices, accusing athletic directors of secrecy and favoritism in choosing Rose Bowl entrants. The piece notes past automatic selections, cites Ohio State and Michigan outcomes, and argues for reform or disuse of college football if funding remains the motive.
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New York
California
Pasadena
Ohio State
Michigan
Czechoslovakia
Middle America
Benny
Ben
Gold
Louisville hoops opener tests Louisville in 91-87 win
Louisville edged Houston 91-87 as Junior Bridgeman's goaltending play with 21 seconds left gave the Cardinals the lead. Houston's Maurice Presley caused the goaltend, then Dunbar missed a final shot as Louisville sealed the win. Otis Birdsong led Houston with 26 points while Wesley Cox scored 21 for Louisville.
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Associated Press
University of Houston
Guy Lewis
Louisville
Cardinals
Houston
South Carolina
Bucknell
Kansas
Augustana
Bridgeman
Cougars
Maurice “Presley
Louis Dunsbar
Dunbar
Wesley Cox
Allen Murphy
Jack Gilbon
Tom Boswell
South Carolina State
Mike Dunleavy
Gamecocks
Boswell
Jeff Werner
Gerald Purnell
Danny Knight
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Big Buck
George Faulkner
Garo Yepremian
Benny Malone
Fullback Larry
Big 10 Chiefs
By Red Smith
Friedman
Michigan State
Benny Oosterbaan
Arroyo Seco
Edward C. Andrews
University of Vermont
Nabisco Foundation
UVM
Andrews
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
University of Massachusetts
Umass
Peter Berra
New York Times
William Bunton
Lewis
Otis Birdsong
Rick Suttle
Jayhawks
Alabama
Oklahoma State
Kentucky
Ohio
Providence
Cal State- Fullerton
Charles Cleveland
Crimson Tide
Leon Douglas
Tide
Bob Guyette
Kevin Grevey
Gary Bello
Friars
Want
Raoul Cote
Vanes St. Sanford
N.H
Auger & Sons, Inc
Ae Joe Rochester
Spaulding Turnpike
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