Arthur Daley dies at 63. longtime New York Times sports writer
Arthur Daley, a gentle, passionate sports columnist for The Times since 1942, collapsed en route to his office at 11 West 42nd Street after riding in from Old Greenwich. A Fordham alumnus and Giants aficionado, Daley covered college football and baseball with a lifelong love for the game and a celebrated sense of deadline pressure. He won the 1956 Pulitzer Prize for distinguished reporting and commentary.
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NHL Standings and Results Roundup
National Hockey League results show Philadelphia defeating the New York Rangers 4 to 2 and New York Islanders beating Vancouver 3 to 2 while Buffalo leads Pittsburgh 6 to 1 and Atlanta over Chicago 3 to 2 in Thursday action. Friday lists Boston at New York Rangers as the only game scheduled.
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Sabres Rout Penguins 6-1 in NHL Action
Buffalo Sabres routed Pittsburgh Penguins 6-1 as Ken Schinkel cited fuel shortages delaying the Penguins and forcing a 5 am travel flight. Rick Martin led Buffalo with a hat trick while Greg Polis scored Pittsburgh's lone goal in seven seconds after a Sabres tally. Other NHL results included Flyers over Rangers 4-2 and Islanders edging Canucks 3-2.
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Ski lift openings and conditions by New England resorts
Regional ski area report lists openings and conditions across New England and nearby states. Mohawk Mountain, Mount Southington, Powder Ridge, and Ski Sundown show multiple lifts operating with varying terrain. many resorts report new terrain openings, limited lower slopes, and top-to-bottom access at several locations. In Maine, Saddleback and Lost Valley list chairlift status and terrain. Massachusetts venues Berkshire East, Blue Hills, Bousquet, Butternut Basin, Catamount, Jiminy Peak, Jug End, and Mt Tom report varying lift status, with some open to top and others limited to intermediate grades. Vermont not included, while overall notes emphasize new runs, limited lower slopes, and mixed bowl terrain at several resorts.
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Wilber the quick-change manager and Yankees sidestep
Del Wilber held the Rangers’ manager post for one day after Whitey Herzog was fired. Meanwhile the Yankees settled on Bill Virdon as interim manager, with Dick Williams as a future possibility, while owner George Steinbrenner kept options open and no guarantees given.
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South Alabama Upsets Missouri In Senior Bowl Tourney
South Alabama pins a 74 64 upset on Missouri in the Senior Bowl final at Mobile Ala Ray Edwards scores 24 points to spark the Jaguars while Dave Davis adds 18 and Eugene Oliver 15 Missouri’s Gary Link has 18 points as South Alabama seizes a double digit lead early and preserves it. In other games Southern Mississippi beats Austin Peay 79 75 in consolation Long Beach State opens with a 93 76 win over Los Angeles State Arizona tops Wyoming 93 77 as Daniel Norman nets 26 points.
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