Flames top Flyers 7 4 as Lysiak shines in win
Atlanta center Tom Lysiak scored two goals and added three assists to fuel the Flames 7 4 victory over Philadelphia. Coach Fred Shero compared him to Bobby Clarke, calling him a hell of a hockey player, while Lysiak downplayed his performance stating that teammates carried the day and the win tightened the NHL Division 1 race with Atlanta moving two games over .500 and closing the gap on the third place Islanders.
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Rangers Close In On Division Leaders After Big Win
The New York Rangers beat St. Louis 5-1 to trim the gap to four points behind division leaders as Philadelphia lost. Montreal held a four point lead in Division 3 by edging Vancouver 4-3, while the Kings beat Detroit 2-1. Other results included Pittsburgh 3-1 Washington, Toronto 4-2 Kansas City, Minnesota 3-1 California, and Calgary 7-4 Philadelphia. Ed Giacomin nearly earned a shutout with a late deflection by Larry Sacharuk. Doug Risebrough led Montreal with two goals and an assist.
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Celtics blitz Knicks 121 103 as rebuilding Nets eyes grow
Boston owner cheers as Celtics rout New York 121 to 103. Willis Reed Dave DeBusschere and Jerry Lucas are gone and Knicks nose into rebuilding. Paul Silas notes the Knicks lack a clear goal while Red Holzman warns of end of season changes.
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Paul Silas
Red Holzman
Celtics Rout Knicks as veterans fade in big loss
The Knicks, missing Jim Barnett and Bill Bradley, were overwhelmed by Boston in a wakeup rout. Jo Jo White led the Celtics with 16 points in double figures as Boston built a 35-18 edge in the first period and never relinquished control, while New York’s veterans struggled and coach Holzman remained optimistic about a playoff push.
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Knick
Cowens lifts Celtics past Knicks despite back strain
Celtics star Dave Cowens scored 24 points and grabbed 19 rebounds as Boston beat the New York Knicks 121-103. Cowens overcame a back problem described as an acute attack after a Tuesday practice rebound mishap. Jo Jo White added 16, Silas 15, Havlicek 14 as Boston built a 26 point lead. Also: Bullets 104 Sonics 98. Pistons 104 Bucks 84. Suns 108 Cavaliers 96. Trail Blazers 117 Lakers 116 in double overtime with Portland's Lloyd Neal scoring 27 and Lucius Allen 39 for L.A.
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Bo Lamar
San Diego
Utah
Ron Boone
Travis Grant
Gerald Govan
Nicklaus Aims to Reclaim Money Title at Inverrary Classic
Nicklaus leads the field as the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic opens in Lauderhill Florida with a $260000 purse. He played a course record 63 in a pro am with President Ford and vows to reclaim the money title after Miller’s early lead, while Trevino Littler Irwin and Fitzsimons loom as challengers. Leonard Thompson defends, Julius Boros makes a sentimental return, and 150 players contest the 7128 yard par 72 layout.
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California Cuties to play two benefit games in area
The California Cuties, known as the world's funniest team in dresses, meet the Manchester All-Stars March 8 at Manchester Elementary School to raise funds for a new pool. They then travel to Bennington March 10 to face the Bennington Wrecks in a Youth Council sponsored game. Tipoff is 8 p.m. both nights with admission 1 dollar for students and 1.50 dollars for adults.
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Connors Ill Withdraws Then Agrees To Play Sunday
Top ranked American Jimmy Connors pulled out Wednesday night from a Fairfield County International tennis tournament match due to illness and exhaustion. He later agreed to an exhibition with Ilie Nastase and Vitas Gerulaitis on Sunday after doctors advised rest. Others in the IPA event, including Nastase and Gerulaitis, were sidelined by illness. several matches proceeded with players like Jan Kodes and Peter Fleming advancing, while Tom Mott upset Milis Dimetrijevic before losing to Roger Taylor.
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Nuggets scorch Nets as eight in double figures pace 148 114 win
Denver shot 60.8 percent and had eight players in double figures in a 148 114 rout of New York. Mike Green led Denver with 21 points, Byron Beck 18, Bobby Jones 17, while Willie Sojourner and Mike Gale had 18 for the Nets. Nets hit only 12 of 32 shots and had 18 rebounds.
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Hinsdale racing results show multiple lines of placings and payouts
Local page lists numerous race results with first through twelfth place finishers, times, quinellas, and payouts. Attendance recorded at 926 and handle at 84680 dollars. Names include Cee, Master Key, Becky O Heath, Miss Zig Zag, Bandera Twin, Volans, Bandera Road, Tropic Arctic, and various others across many heats.
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All Wonder
David Boi
Fred
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Quin
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Miranda
Horse racing results from Pownal track meet
Daily Double and Trifecta payouts highlight a Pownal meet with trot and pace events. Terra Flash and White Elusion posted strong tries while Speedy Whiskers and Oteca showed speed. Payouts totaled $52.20 for a $600 stake and $214.20 for a 62-1 trifecta.
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Lasher
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