Flyers hold eight point lead as Shero cools West Division chase
United Press International reports Flyers coach Fred Shero believes pressure lies on the Chicago Black Hawks after Philadelphia beat Buffalo 3-1 to extend their lead in the West. Don Luce opened the scoring for Buffalo, but Bill Barber and Bobby Clarke tied and Orest Kindrachuk netted the winner before Jim Schoenfeld added late insurance. Minnesota, Montreal, New York Rangers, Atlanta, and California won elsewhere in NHL action.
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Cowens Sparks Celtics Comeback Over Lakers
Celtics trail 14 points in third before Cowens shifts mood and leads Boston to 94-82 win. He scores 24 including 10 in the fourth, dominates Elmore Smith, Havlicek praises his leadership and sharp play as Boston rallies after time out. Other NBA results follow.
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Kline and Clyde show spring promise in Sunday games
Steve Kline and David Clyde each pitched well in spring training starts, signaling possible comebacks and continued majors readiness. Kline recovered from a sore arm and fanned praise after a Baltimore loss, while Clyde impressed for Texas Rangers in a 13-7 win over Atlanta. Roy Howell drove in five with a grand slam and triple as other results rolled in.
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