Rockets fall in OT as Sonics triumph 124 118
Seattle beats Houston 124 118 in overtime led by Spencer Haywood 37 points and Fred Brown 22. Dick Snyder fueled Seattle with late regulation jumper and key field goal. Calvin Murphy led Houston with career high 39 as Detroit Chicago and others edged rivals in NBA action.
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Shula Reaffirms Ties With Dolphins Owner Robbie
Don Shula downplays friction with Joe Robbie, saying the noted disagreements are minor. Robbie echoes the sentiment, insisting the conflicts between the Miami Dolphins figures are very minor.
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Hawks tie Sabres for 2-2 as West leads split
The Chicago Black Hawks and Buffalo Sabres fought to a 2-2 tie after Rick Martin tied the game with nine minutes left. Chicago remains tied with Philadelphia for first in the West with 38 points though the Hawks have played one more game. Martin scored on a rebound of Norm Gratton’s shot, with Tony Esposito yielding both Hawks goals in the second period. Boston, Montreal, Toronto, New York Islanders, and others are listed with standings as the season progresses.
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Eagles edge Foxes 71 62 to even MVL record
Arlington Eagles overcame Wallingford Foxes 71 62 at the Rutland Armory to move to 2 2 in the MVL. Hawley led with 25 points, Keough 18, Kreel 15 as Wallingford scorers Wade 14 Westcott 13. JV downed Foxes 69 52. Arlington meets Poultney next in MVL clash.
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