Hawks Win on Last-Second Shot Over 76ers
Don May hit a desperation 40 foot jumper with one second left to lift the Atlanta Hawks to a 121 120 victory over Philadelphia. Fred Carter had tied it with a jumper for the 76ers before May stole the win. Houston Rockets upset the Los Angeles Lakers 136 104 as Don Smith and others led a comeback.
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Bruins survive WHA raids lift to fifth straight win
The Boston Bruins, bolstered by four WHA raiders, extended their winning streak to five with a 3-1 victory over the Atlanta Flames as the NHL East lead widened four points ahead of the New York Rangers, who fell 4-1 to Buffalo. Second period goals by Cashman Stanfield and Bucyk fueled the surge while Adams stopped 31 shots in net. The Sabres defeated the Rangers 4-1, with Perreault and Lorentz factoring in Buffalo’s scoring.
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Kings Edge Islanders On Berry Power Play Goal
California and Bob Berry ignite the Kings with his first power play goal of the season, sparking a rally that beat the Islanders. The goal underscores the team’s surge in the league standings and Berry’s scoring contribution.
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Bradshaw and Steelers Fans Rally Behind Heroic Quarterback
Pittsburgh fans galvanized around Terry Bradshaw after a rocky start as the team endured a rough rookie year. The article recalls Bradshaw training pigeons and facing early doubt, while highlighting a turnout of loyal supporters and key teammates like Franco Harris and Mean Joe Greene amid the city’s long wait for a winner. Also noted is a reflection on fan involvement and the Steelers’ rise to a strong 11-3 record. In Nashville, Edward G. Nelson announces the Commerce Union Bank hosting a $25,000 tennis classic August 6-12 at Centennial Park Tennis Center.
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Vermont plans turkey transfers as snow hampers winter for birds
Vermont Fish and Game reports snow disruptions hamper wild turkeys across the state. Biologists trap and relocate birds using a cannon net to distribute populations from southwestern and western regions toward southeastern habitats. Officials note turkey numbers near 5 million with briefer hunting seasons planned to cull excess males.
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St. Michael's Faces Bryant In Holiday Tourney Opener
St. Michael's coach Walter Baumann eyes Bryant College, 5-1 with a five game win streak, for Friday 9 p.m. in the Bryant Holiday Tournament opener. Bryant guards are small but experienced led by McCormack and Ahern, while big men include Sorafine Depealtean Gonzalez and Stewart. Bentley is favored to win the tourney, meeting Clark in the other opener.
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