Rose N L MVP, Stargell Mad Celebrates NL Award
Pete Rose named National League MVP after a .338 season and 274 points, beating Willie Stargell who led home runs and RBIs with 44 and 119. Rose praised team leadership and growth, while Stargell lamented the close vote and credited Rose's appeal.
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Ira Miller
NEW York
UPI
Pete Rose
Willie Stargell
Rose
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Pittsburgh
Stargell
Baseball Writers Association of America
Bill Conlin
Philadelphia Daily News
Red Wings Exploit scoring Rally as Dionne Struggles
Detroit fans saw the Red Wings dominate play while Marcel Dionne remained scoreless in 17 games. Delvecchio credited for reshuffled lines and keeping Dionne on the ice late to spark his first goal as Detroit beat Los Angeles 6-5 after two late Wings collapses. Mickey Redmond netted twice for Detroit with Nick Libett adding two assists.
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Giga Boston
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Chicago
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Atlanta
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Minnesota
California
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Dionne
Detroit Red Wings
Los Angeles Kings
Delvecchio
Red Wings
Ted Garvin
Kings
Darryl Sittler
Lanny MacDonald
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Islanders
Mickey Redmond
Nick Libett
Ward Walters spark Sharks to six two win over Saints
Ward and Walters sparked a three goal burst in the second period to turn a 2-0 deficit into a 6-2 WHA victory for the Los Angeles Sharks over the Minnesota Fighting Saints. Odrowski opened scoring, Garwasiuk added late insurance. In other WHA action Edmonton beat Cleveland 5-3 as Buchanan suffered a spinal contusion but is not believed to have a neck injury.
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Ron Ward
Ron Walters
Los Angeles’ Sharks
Minnesota
Ward
Walters
Sharks
Saints
Edmonton Oilers
Cleveland Crusaders
Crusaders
Ron Buchanan
Buchanan
Ron Climie
Edmonton
Houston
Frank Hughes
Jim McCrimmon
Blair McDonald
Ed Joyal
Ray Clearwater
Tom Edurand
Rich Pumple
Cleveland
Hawaii QB accuses teammates of betting on games
University of Hawaii quarterback Casey Ortez claims a small group of defensive players bet on game point spreads, says he was assaulted when spreads did not match bets, and quit the team with receiver Alan Brown after a locker room incident. Athletic officials call the charges serious and request a police probe.
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Honolulu
UPI
University of Hawaii
Casey Ortez
Ortez
Criminal Investigation Division
University
Paul Durham
University of Pacific
Hawaii
UOP
Cliff Laboy
Dave Holmes
Larry Price
Netolicky Returns to Indiana Pacers Upset Victory at Home
Bob Netolicky, 6-9, back with the Pacers, starred at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum Tuesday night. He scored 17 points and drew on five late free throws to lift Indiana past Utah 101-98. Willie Wise led Utah with 36 points. In other ABA action, Carolina beat Denver 113-107 as Jim Jones smashed a backboard on a dunk.
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Netolicky
Indiana
Pacers
Texas
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Utah
Willie Wise
American Basketball Association
Carolina
Denver
Jim Jones
Billy Cunningham
Cougars
Dave Robisch
Bear Mountain deer hunt ends in Vermont tale
In Bear Mountain woods at Sandgate Vermont Ed Colvin Don Farrar Sam Sanborn and Kelton Miller hunted on a sunny Tuesday. Miller’s Winchester 30-30 brought down an eight point deer and the group celebrated around a maple tree while memories and jokes flowed about past hunts and Miller’s long wait for his first deer.
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Sandgate
Ed Colvin
Don Farrar
Sam Sanborn
Kelton Miller
Colvin
Miller
Vermont
Bovey Hollow Brook
Mother Myrick
Sheilah
Bess
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Hartford, Conn
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Whitewall
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