St Francis Opens Baseball Season With Twin Bill Split
St Francis College halves Barrington College in a season opener doubleheader led by freshman pitcher John Cantadore. Cantadore tossed a 3-0 shutout in the opener, while Barrington won the nightcap 6-5 on a squeeze bunt by Jeff Skanning. The Red Knights return after snow postponement of a Bryant game.
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Bryant College
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Dave Drobiak
Mike Lazard
St. Francis
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Ahearn
Firepower Sets Whalers Two Games Up In Playoff Series
New England Whalers outshot Ottawa Nationals 58-28 to win 6-3 in Boston and then 57-29 in a 4-3 overtime victory as Brit Selby scored in sudden death. Coach Kelley praised goaltending by Giles Gratton and Les Binkley. The series shifts to Toronto for Game 3 and 4. playoff venue moved from Ottawa due to financial dispute.
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Les Binkley
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Tom Webster
Brad Selwood
Toronto
Maple Leaf Gardens
Trojan Swim Team Wins AAU Title Over Indiana
Southern California captured its second straight AAU men's title with 666 points, besting Indiana University by 411, as Santa Clara won the women's crown over Cincinnati Marlins. Shane Gould highlighted the meet with three golds and 77 points, while Rick Colella led the men in high point honors with top finishes in breaststroke events.
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University of Southern California
Peter DeLand
Trojans
Southern California
Indiana University
Hoosiers
Santa Clara Swim Club
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Santa Clara
Cincinnati Marlins
Shane Gould
Miss Gould
California
University of Washington
Rick Colella
Rosewall and Stolle Meet in River Oaks Final
Ken Rosewall defeated Jan Kodes 6-2 6-2 to reach the River Oaks invitational final on the WCT Group B tour. Fred Stolle, who had beaten Tom Okker 6-4 6-1 to reach the final, had joked he would forfeit if Rosewall made the finals.
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Czechoslovakia
Jan Kodes
USC Swimmer Sets American 1650 Free Record at AAU Meet
Jack Tingley of USC broke the American 1650 yard freestyle record with a 15 19 41 at the AAU national indoor short course meet, surpassing the previous mark by over seven seconds.
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Jack Tingley
USC
London Cambridge win sixth straight boat race on the Thames
Cambridge extended its winning streak over Oxford by pulling ahead on the Thames to claim the annual boat race, marking a sixth consecutive victory for the London Cambridge crew.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Playoff NBA Semifinals Results and Matchups
Western Conference action saw Golden State beat Milwaukee 102 to 97 as the series stood 2-2 after a late surge. Eastern Conference games had Atlanta topping Boston 97 94 to tie the series 2-2 while New York defeated Baltimore 109 99 to win the series 4-1. Chicago edged Los Angeles 98 94 to force a 2-2 series split with the Staples Center game scheduled for 11 p.m. local time. X games listed avoided with no schedule details. Golden State-Milwaukee game set for Madison, Wis., at 9 p.m. Chicago-LA matchup slated for 11 p.m.
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Magner
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Kentucky Tops Virginia 114 to 103 for 4-1 East Round
Kentucky defeated Virginia 114 to 103 to secure a 4-1 record in the East Division. Indiana beat Denver 121 to 107 to complete a 4-1 showing in the West. Utah edged San Diego 97 to 96 then won 120 to 99 to claim the doubleheader and improve their mark.
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Billie Jean King and Margaret Court Meet in Virginia Slims Tourney
Billie Jean King returns to compete in the Virginia Slims of Massachusetts in Quincy with 40 players and a $6,000 first prize at the Boston Harbor Marina. Margaret Court seeks her ninth win in 12 Virginia Slims events this year after defeating Kerry Harris 6 1 6 0 in Philadelphia.
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Billie Jean King
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Jets Take 2-0 Lead With 5-2 Win Over Saints
Winnipeg jets defeat Minnesota Fighting Saints 5-2 to take a 2-0 series lead in the WHA quarter final. Bordeleau and Bower scored on power plays, Johnson and Beaudin added goals, Hull closed the scoring.
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Chris Bordeleau
Wally Bower
Winnipeg Jets
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Joe Dailey
Minnesota
Jim Johnson
Saints
Jack McCartan
Ted Hampson
Wally Boyer
Norm Beaudin
Bobby Hull
Jets
Lessard Victor Wins Handicap Rolloff at 20th Century Lanes
Ray Lessard captured the men's weekly handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 647 after a 65 pin handicap while runner up Gerard Guilbeault posted 621. Guilbeault had a 144 first game and high single honors. Next rolloff set for next Friday at 8 PM. other scores listed include H. Paul 616 O. Dusseault 604 S. Ledoux 591 L. Beaulieu 584 R. Boutin 563 J. Agreste 553.
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J. Agreste
Blues Rally Tops Black Hawks to Force Game Five
St Louis Blues erased a 2-0 first period deficit to defeat the Chicago Black Hawks 5-3 in the Stanley Cup quarter finals. Phil Roberto scored unassisted in the second period as Gary Sabourin Garry Unger and Fran Huck also contributed to the comeback before Unger sealed the win late in the game. Chicago led 2-0 on Ralph Backstrom and Cliff Koroll goals before St Louis fought back.
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Phil Roberto
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Chicago Black Hawks
Blues
Chicago
Roberto
St. Louis
Pierre Plante
Black Hawks
Bill White
Gary Smith
Garry Unger
Fran Huck
White
Gary
Sabourin
Smith
Chico Maki
Unger
Ralph Backstrom
Wayne Stephenson
Cliff Koroll
Giacomin Earns First Stanley Cup Playoff Shutout
Ed Giacomin stopped 33 shots to blank the Boston Bruins 4 0 in game four, giving the New York Rangers a 3 1 lead in the series. The 17 500 Madison Square Garden crowd cheered as Giacomin preserved the shutout with strong saves late in the game.
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New York Rangers
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China
Madison Square Garden
Derek Sanderson
Bep Guidolin
Harry Sinden
Chuck Raynor
Emile Francis
Esposito Undergoes Knee Surgery After Playoff Injury
Bruins star center Phil Esposito had knee surgery for torn cartilage in his right knee after an injury in the playoff series against the New York Rangers. Dr. Carter Rowe operated at Massachusetts General Hospital and Esposito faced a two week hospitalization followed by eight weeks in a cast, delaying his return to skating until September.
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Pete Stemkowski
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Stemkowski
Gilbert
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Bruins
New York
Bobby Rousseau
Steve Vickers
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Eddie
Ron Harris
Bert Marshall
Brad Park
Jim Neilson
Marshall
Dale Rolfe
Glen Sather
Sather
Boston
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Esposito
New York Rangers
Carter Rowe
Bobby Orr
Massachuset's
General Hospital
Bowdoin and BU win in Massachusetts wrestling meet
Cambridge brief notes Bowdoin and Boston University win in the Massachusetts AAU wrestling championship. Chris with six points leads Bowdoin and Union to a team performance amid a $5.60 dictum handicap. Lincoln pieces record Harvard event with 29 points.
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Boston
Chris
Tran Union
Lincoln
R.L
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Springfield College
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