Giants Pound Chicago in Brawling Opener at Candlestick
In a rough opener at Candlestick Park, Pete Reiser was stretchered off after a fourth inning brawl as the Giants beat the Cubs 4-3. Chicago also lost Ron Santo to an early injury while several players were ejected, including Whitey Lockman Aguirre and Milt Pappas.
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Montreal Blank Chicago In 4-0 Stanley Cup Final Game
Montreal goalie Ken Dryden and teammates shut out the Chicago Black Hawks 4-0 to take a 3-1 series lead. Hawks coach Billy Reay and GM Tom Ivan praised Montreal’s flawless play as Marc Tardif scored at 1:08 of the first period.
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Knicks Edge Lakers 87-83 in Game Three
Willis Reed 22 points and 10 rebounds led the Knicks as they beat the Lakers 87-83 to take a 2-1 lead. Jerry West played hurt with pulled hamstrings and sat out the fourth quarter in a sloppy defensive affair at Madison Square Garden.
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Americans Rally Past Russians in 83 75 Victory
In Indianapolis the U S national team beat Russia 83 to 75 as Ernie DiGregorio of Providence lifted the Americans from a slow start with 20 points and eight assists. The game featured 86 fouls underscoring rough international play.
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OU Golfers Finish Fifth
The Ohio University golf team faded in the stretch and finished fifth in the Northern Intercollegiate golf tournament. Indiana won on its home course, followed by Ball State Ohio State and Iowa. The Bobcats totaled 1537 strokes, edging Miami by six. Medalist hopes for Mike Daly ended with a 299.
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Whalers Win WHA Crown Over Jets in Boston
Teddy Green, veteran defenseman, leads the Boston Whalers to the World Hockey Association title by beating the Winnipeg Jets 9 6. Green, coming off a skull fracture and a Stanley Cup with the Bruins, savors the championship but hints at fatigue after a long season.
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Bucks Sweep From Vinton
McARTHUR Nelsonville York swept a doubleheader from Vinton County here Saturday 9 7 and 13 1. Max Pitts went three for four with a single a double and a triple driving in three runs and scoring twice to pace the 12 hit attack in the opener. Dave Pritchard and Tom Ellis each had two hits and three RBIs in the second game as York totaled 12 hits. Kim Ward led Vinton County with three hits and scored the Vikings only run.
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