Bruins rally to force tie with Scouts in KC
Kansas City trails 2-0 before Robin Burns sails a 55-foot tally and Ed Gilbert nets a late lead. Boston answers with Rod Graham and Phil Esposito before Don Marcotte’s skate goal ties the game with 46 seconds left, amid dispute over legality and interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
Boston Bruins
Bep Guidolin
Bruins
Gilles Gilbert
Don Marcotte
Phil Esposito
Boston
Wayne Cashman
Esposito
Jean-Guy Lagace
Cashman
Lagace
Ed Gilbert
Marcotte
Dennis Herron
Robin Burns
Norm Dube
Guy Charron
Rod Graham
Charron
Wit
Philadephia
NY Rangers
Atlanta
NY Islanders
Vancouver
Chicago
St Louis
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Buffalo
Toronto
California
Kemper Arena
Guidolin
Whalers beat Crusaders as Cheevers defies NY hockey odds
Hartford’s New England Whalers defeated the Crusaders 2 0 in WHA play. Goalie Gerry Cheevers and Al Smith each made key saves, snapping a four game skid for the Whalers while Tom Webster and Gary Swain scored, extending their lead in the Eastern Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
UPI
Gerry Cheevers
Missouri
New England Whalers
New England
Cheevers
Whalers
Whaler
al Smith
World Hockey Association
Smith
W. H
Gfga
New Engind
Cleveland
Chicago
Indianapols
W. It
Houston
Phoenix
San Diego
Minnesota
Baltimore
Quebec
Toronto
Edmonton
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Michigan
Tom Webster
Terry Caffery
Crusader
Webster
Wester
Gary Swain
Brad Selwood
Selwood
Cleveland Blue Line
Swain
Crusaders
Bartkowski Likely Falcons' No 1 Pick In NFL Draft Opener
Steve Bartkowski California quarterback led the nation in passing and was expected as the first selection as the NFL opens its college player draft. The Falcons traded for the top choice, aiming to revitalize an offense that finished last in 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bartkowski
Falcon
NFL
New York
UPI
California
National Football League
Bartkowski
Santa Clara
Calif
Atlanta
Falcons
George Kunz
Baltimore
Colts
Minnesota
Pittburgh
Dallas
Craig Morton
New York Giants
Cowboys
Randy White
Maryland
White
Joe Kapp
Mt Anthony Faces Brattleboro In SVL Showdown
Mt Anthony travels to Brattleboro as the Patriots seek a first-half SVL sweep. Brattleboro has won five straight league games and can challenge Mt Anthony in size with Sather Wright and Egbert. Coach Dave Fredrickson plans guard pressure to counter Brattleboro and secure a decisive early lead as the JV game starts at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubbard
Brattleboro
Mt. Anthony
Swl
Colonels
Springfield
Windsor
MAU
Yellow Jackets
Jeff Sather
Gary Wright
Jim Egbert
Patriots
Dave Fredrickson
Sather
John Robinson
Wright
Egbert
Fredrickson
Alan Daigneault
Bill Maguire
Bill Russ
Jerry Sennett
Patriot
Arlington Youth Basketball Results Summary
In Arlington league action the Knicks defeated the Bulls with Andrew Mahler scoring 12 for the winners while Greg Gunther had 11 for the losers. The Bucks edged the Hawks 28 26 led by John Macksey with 16. The 76ers beat the Suns 24 22 as Mark King scored 10 and Kevin Cone led the Suns with 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Knicks
Bulls
Andrew Mahler
Greg Gunther
Mark Manross
Bucks
Hawks
John Macksey
76Ers
Suns
Mark King
Kevin Cone
Bucks Edge Jazz On McGlocklin Last-Second Winner
Milwaukee clung to a 117-115 victory over the New Orleans Jazz as John McGlocklin hit a 15-foot jumper at the buzzer after a seven-second remaining, tying the Bucks at 23-23 while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Pete Maravich dominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Orleans
UPI
Milwaukee
Larry Costello
John McGlocklin
Costello
Bucks
New Orleans Jazz
McGlocklin
Jazz
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Jabbar
Abdul-Jabbar
Pete Maravich
Maravich
National Basketball Association
Pro tour opens Hawaiian Open on 10th anniversary
Americas top golfers head to Waialae in Honolulu for the $220,000 Hawaiian Open. The 72‑hole event starts with a pro‑am round Wednesday and runs Thursday through Sunday with TV coverage to the continental U S. Defending champ Jack Nicklaus seeks a repeat as Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Art Wall, J C Snead and Chi Chi Rodriguez arrive to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
UPI
America
Surf
Sun
United States
Waialae
Hawaii
Diamond Head
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Art Wall
J. C. Snead
Chi Chi Rodriguez
College Scores Roundup From Various U. S. Colleges
A long list of college basketball scores shows multiple institutions across the Northeast and South posting wins and losses. Notable results include Niagara over Jackson 78 76, Duke defeating North Carolina 71 to 61, and Florida edging South Alabama 67 to 73 with other games featuring Notre Dame styled schools and state universities in a dense score recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jos. Pa
Army
St. Bonnie
Lyla Md
Niagara
Jackson
Canisius
Bilo St
Rutgers
W.va
Gannon
Duquesne
Wilkes
E. Strdsby
St. Vine
Ednbro St
Mercy
Cathedral
S. Conn. St
Bos St
Monmth
Trentn St
Dowling
John Jay
C.W. Post
Stony Brk
New Havn
Marhed St
Roanoke
S. Miss
Ala, A&m
Tuskegee
So. Ala
So. Fla
West Fla
Samford
So. Miss. & Alern
Tex. Stern
Mid. Tenn
A. Peay
No, Car. St
Duke
Eaglettes Improve with One Win and One Loss
Arlington Eaglette coach Sandra Corey says the team has improved this season. They beat Burr and Burton 37-27 last Thursday then lost 47-45 to Whitingham in a close thriller. Kathy Thompson scored 18 in the Burr game and 29 overall, with key late points and rebounding from Sandy Matteson and Kathy Martin. The Eaglettes sit 2-8 and travel to Mt. Anthony next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Mt. Anthony
Darrow
Brad White
White
Martin Schneider
Howard Schneider
Patriots
Buxton
Arena
Arlington Eaglette
Sandra Corey
Arlington Girls
Burr
Burton
Whitingham
Coreys
Kathy Thompson
Eaglettes
Sandy Matteson
Kathy Martin
Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Joe Carnicelli
Green Bay
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York Jets
Cincinnati
Denver
St. Louis
Miami
Oakland
SVL
Jim Maguire
Maguire
Mitch Burke
Russ Pembroke
Brian Hurley
Terry Worden
Daigneault
Rick Wright
Bellows Falls
Mt. Anthony Jvs
Beyae
Greenberg
Bucksnip Jazz
WEC
A&p
Lipton Tea
Cap'n John
A&p Frozen Peas
Can Hill's Bros
Deano
One
Pro Tour
Bennington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!