Mikita Announces Plan To Cope With Bruins Pressure
Stan Mikita outlines a rough path for the Chicago Black Hawks to stay alive in the playoff series against the Boston Bruins after a lopsided 8 2 defeat in Boston. The Hawks face a must win game on home ice to extend the best of three set and slow Phil Esposito who scored three goals.
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Bulls Outlast Kings in playoff opener at Chicago
Bulls overcome Kings 95-89 as Norm Van Lier limits Nate Archibald to 12 points and Bob Love scores 38 in the series inaugural win. Van Lier and Love seal victory in final 1:23 before 15,433 at Chicago Stadium.
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Boston Red Sox fall to Brewers after defensive lapse in opener
In frigid Fenway Park Boston drops 7 4 to Milwaukee as a second inning double steal miscue and failed rundown cost two runs. Dwight Evans drives in two and Bob Montgomery adds three hits but Boston’s early focus on fundamentals ends in a costly loss. The Beantowners prepare for a weekend series at Baltimore.
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Horse Race Entries and Post Time Schedule
Post time is 7 30 PM. Race One lists pace events with drivers H James III S Bubier Jr and others. Race Two features 550 purses with Pike M Smith and R Vaillancourt among participants. Race Three includes an exacta pace 600 featuring Truitt Wing Pike Parker and others. Race Four Pace 600 lists multiple horses with drivers including D Richards and W Whittemore. Race Five Quintela pace 500 features Hills Ingrid Speedy Lois Indsfighter and Knights Frolic with B Bowman.
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Lewiston Raceway Pace Results and Times
Race by race results from Lewiston Raceway include six pace races and three trot events with winners such as Clever Valerie, Valensio, Lass Wayward, Stashaway Cash, Wick Gauman, Can Tar Candy, Master Jeff, Flickaway N, and more. Time and payout details accompany each event along with scratched horses and daily double and exacta figures. Handle reported at $70,205.
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Lehigh Names Hill Head Coach After Pugliese Resigns
Brian Hill named head coach of Lehigh University basketball succeeding Tom Pugliese who resigned last month. Clemson picks Bill Foster to replace Tate Locke who quit weeks ago. Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals win doubles. Gerulaitis and Mayer contest Blue Group match results. Only one of South Carolina tennis team is from the state, Varin.
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Standings and schedule for Wednesday to Friday baseball results
Standings show Milwaukee over Boston 7 to 4, Minnesota 3 over Texas 2, Kansas City 7 over California 6, Chicago 7 over Oakland 5. Thursday features Baltimore at Detroit, Chicago at Oakland, Minnesota at Texas with pitchers listed. Friday schedule adds Boston at Baltimore and several other interleague matches including Detroit at New York and Oakland at Texas.
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Walton Faces Rift With Pro Basketball Amid Activist Stance
Bill Walton, a 6 11 UCLA star turned Portland Trail Blazers rookie, questions linger over his future in pro basketball as he publicly criticizes the government and aligns with radical figures. His contract and performance woes fuel uncertainty about return to play and plans to sell his Portland home.
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