Playoff preview as Flames tie Islanders 1-1 in game
NHL dignitaries scout Nassau Coliseum as Atlanta Flames and New York Islanders finish 1-1. Tom Lysiak tied the game late after Bryan Trottier opened the scoring for the Islanders. Dan Bouchard stopped 17 of 18 shots in the first and 16 in the third as the Flames kept playoff hopes alive.
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Haynie nets $5000 ace in Winners Circle opening
Sandra Haynie won 5000 for a hole in one at the Winners Circle LPGA tournament in Palm Springs. Kathy McMullen and Susie Maxwell Berning led with 68s while several pros, including Kathy Whitworth, battled for fifth at 70. Palmer struggled to a 76 as play started at Mission Hills Country Club.
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GGO first round tied Brewer Wiechers at 66
Greensboro North Carolina. Gay Brewer and Jim Wiechers led the Greater Greensboro Open after the opening round with 66 as wind and damp fairways challenged players at Sedgefield Country Club. Lou Graham Dave Stockton and Bob Payne followed with 67 while Lee Trevino and five others shot 68.
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Detroit Tigers size up for 1975 season in Florida
In Lakeland Florida Detroit manager Ralph Houk declares the rebuilding program over and expects fruit this year. Veterans like Rusty Staub and Milt May join core players Leflore Veryzer Meyer Horton and Hiller as the Tigers project a brighter outlook with improved left handed power and a likely last place finish with modest gains.
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Orioles face renewed title bid with loaded roster
The Orioles, 4 1/2 games back in the AL East last season, show a similar core in spring training and trust limited trades left them strong for a title run. Key players Blair, Robinson, Palmer, Torrez, Belanger and Grich anchor a sturdy defense and pitching staff while new bench depth from Harper and Duncan adds speed and power. Manager Earl Weaver cites belief in the group and a sharper spring as reasons for optimism, aiming to contend with the Red Sox for the division.
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Scott's 30 pace Celtics past Cavaliers in Cleveland
Scott erupted for 30 points including 18 in the third period as the Boston Celtics beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 95-88 before 19,392 fans. He hit 12 of 19 shots and sparked a decisive fourth quarter run after a 73-69 edge. Dave Cowens scored 20 and John Havlicek 17 for Boston while Campy Russell led Cleveland with 19 in the NBA clash.
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Kapp suit against NFL goes to jury
Joe Kapp's 85 million lawsuit against the National Football League goes to a jury today in San Francisco. The trial featured heated exchanges as Hanger and Alioto clashed over diary passages and the Rozelle Rule.
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