Kings Rally Past Bruins to Seize West Lead in NHL
The Los Angeles Kings trounced Boston 6-2 for a club record sixth straight win, moving into first in the West Division and extending their edge to a point over idle Chicago. Ralph Backstrom scored twice in six seconds as L A shaped the third period surge after Cashman’s five minute penalty.
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Barry Excited by Fun and Passing as Warriors Beat Trail Blazers
UPI reports Rick Barry says he is enjoying a more fun season and setting up teammates as the Golden State Warriors rally to a 118-104 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. Barry scored 26 points and extended his free throw streak to 37 as Cazzie Russell, Jeff Mullins, and Nate Thurmond led the late surge.
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B's close season at Middbury College soccer ends 2-4
Midbury College B soccer ends with a 2-4 record after tough finals against Dortmouth and Union. Coach Gary Hindley's Panthers showed standout individuals but failed to click against stronger squads. Gradante and Caldwell combined for 91 saves, while Caldwell added 20 points in a later contest.
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Mt Anthony C C awards golfers at annual event
The Mt Anthony Country Club held its awards night with dinner and dancing on Saturday October 28. Club manager J C Jerome opened the ceremonies recognizing many golf winners including Scott Griffin who claimed the club championship and was honored with a green blazer for his contributions. Elsie Lombardo received the blue blazer as the first woman to receive the honor. Additional winners spanned multiple divisions with Alma Paquin and Phyllis Dickinson taking top division wins, along with numerous runners up and consolation prizes amid a slate of special trophies and pewter prizes. A cocktail party for club pro Ted Price was announced for Sunday November 5 and all members were invited.
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Billionaire evicts PGA from his club in Palm Beach Gardens
John D. MacArthur, owner of the National Golf Club, says he will evict the PGA from its offices on December 31, 1974, accusing leaders of antagonizing him and misusing the club. PGA executive director Hoyd Lambert stated the association will review steps with its 18 member executive committee.
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Dolphins Aim to Extend Perfect Record Against Bills
The Dolphins seek to remain undefeated at 7-0 as they host the Bills in Buffalo. Don Shula warns not to underestimate Buffalo after a 24-23 loss two weeks earlier. The weekend slate includes Redskins at Jets and Jets at Giants, with Washington favored at Shea Stadium over New York. Brown leads Washington’s ground attack while Namath’s Jets boast a potent aerial game and defensive sting.
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Loy leads opening round at Texas Open in San Antonio
Bobby Loy shot 65 to seize the Texas Open lead at Woodlake Golf Club as Dan Sikes and Orville Moody trailed by one and two strokes. Lee Trevino, amid controversy from Sahara Open departure, stood at one under alongside other notable players including Tom Watson and Larry White.
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