Cournoyer's hat trick fuels Canadiens to even series
Montreal rides Yvan Cournoyer three goals to beat the New York Rangers 4-1 to knot the best of seven at one game apiece. Lemaire fed the decisive pass as Cournoyer added two more in the final period. Bruins 6 Leafs 3. Mikita hits 50. Hawks top Kings 4-1. Flyers top Flames 5-1 with MacLeish's hat trick in second period.
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Colbert Sets Masters Pace With Nicklaus Close Behind
Jim Colbert fired a 5 under par 67 to lead the Masters going into the second round, with Jack Nicklaus two strokes back. Samplings show Green Irwin Iverson at 68, while Floyd Littler Sikes Beard also at 68 and the field bracing for possible afternoon showers.
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Unheralded Coleman Stops Yankees in Tigers Victory
Joe Coleman silences the New York Yankees to halt New York’s winning streak. The 27-year-old Detroit Tigers pitcher has posted consistent wins over three seasons, matching or surpassing celebrated stars while remaining largely overlooked by the public.
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Knicks seek Clark to rally past Bullets in decisive game
Archie Clark sparked the Capital Bullets with 20 points as New York fought back to tie the series at 3-3. Walt Frazier led the Knicks with 25 points while Elvin Hayes and Wes Unseld controlled the boards leading Capital to a 35-attack on the offensive glass. The Knicks face a choice on lineup including John Gianelli or Willis Reed as they aim to force a seventh game.
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