Canadiens Dominate All Star First Team
Montreal Canadiens top the NHL All Star first team with goalie Ken Dryden defenseman Guy Lapointe and left wing Frank Mahovlich. Boston stars Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito joined Detroit’s Mickey Redmond on the second line, with Chicago and Philadelphia players also honored.
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Montreal Canadiens
NHL
Canadiens
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ken Dryden
Guy Lapointe
Frank Mahovlich
Bobby Orr
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Mick
Tony Esposito
Billee
Dennis Ull
Bobby Clarke
Yvan Cournoyer
Brad Park
Rangers
Professional
Hockey Writers Association
Weiskopf Posts Course Record 65 at Kemper Open
Tom Weiskopf shoots a 65 at Quail Hollow to tie the course record and lead the Kemper Open as Lanny Wadkins follows at 66. Arnold Palmer Bruce Crampton and Sam Snead also contend as 147 players compete under favorable weather. Dartmouth names Bill Hansen captain of its 1973-74 track team.
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Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Fortable
Weiskopf
Atlanta
Quail Hollow Country Club
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Byron Nelson
Ken Still
Mac McLendon
Bert Green
Leonard Thompson
Pat Fitzsimons
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Marvel Sam Snead
Lee Trevino
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
United States
B.b.greene
Still
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McLendon
L. Thompson
Ziegler
Bohen
Palmer
Crampton
Geiberger
Yates
Marad
Hanover
N.H
Bill Hansen
Dartmouth College
Ossining
N.Y
Registration Slated For Street Hockey In Biddeford
The Biddeford Parks and Recreation department will hold registration for the boys street hockey league for ages 14 and under. East Elm Street signups at Emery School playground at 9:30, west Elm Street signups at Memorial May Field at 10:30 on Saturday. Two leagues may be formed if sufficient interest, with details on instruction sessions and league setup to be announced.
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Mixed Couples Lane League Banquet Honors Top Performers
The Thursday Mixed Couples League from Pastime Lanes held its banquet at Lane's Steakhouse in South Portland. First place team was the letshots. individual trophies went to Sue Principe and Paul Lamontagne for high averages 89 and 109. Claire Dube and Steve LaBelle for runner-up averages 89 and 101. Diane Hurrell and Bob Hurrell for high three strings 303 and 337. Donna Ladd and Richard Lamontagne for high singles 116 and 141. Rolloff winners were Claire Dube 553 and Lenny Bineau 604. A special award went to Miss Renee Cyr for sportsmanship. Next year’s officers: Paul Lamontagne, chairman. Donna Ladd, scorekeeper. Claire Dube, treasurer.
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Sue Principe
Paul Lamontagne
Claire Dube
Steve LaBelle
Diane Hurrell
Bob Hurrell
Donna Ladd
Richard Lamontagne
H.l.’S
Tigers
Lenny Bineau
Renee Cyr
Ats
Paul Lamonaigne
Red Sox face injury toll as slump hits loss to Angels
Boston battles to reach .500 in the AL East amid injuries to Yaz, Griffin, Petrocelli and Harper. Smith acquires an ankle sprain while Harper exits after two hits. The Angels rally 7 6 to salvage the finale as Curtis struggles. Yastrzemski plans to return. A's series next with Pattin vs Hamilton.
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Boston Red Sox
Buddy LeRoux
Red Sox
California Angels
Carl Yastrzemski
Doug Griffin
Carlton Fisk
Rico Petrocelli
Luis
Petrocelli
Yastrzemski
Harper
Smith
Oakland Athletics
Marty Pattin
A’s
Dave Hamilton
Oakland
Dick Williams
Florida
Irv Noren
Tiant's Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium stints noted
Luis Tiant pitched often in the Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium with the Cuban Stars. His son, Luis, is a star hurler with the Boston Red Sox.
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Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Luis
Boston Red Sox
Wisconsin Keeps Reputation Intact in Intercollegiate Rowing
Wisconsin eight oared crews topped qualification races on Onondaga Lake to secure finals spots in the 71st Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships. The Badgers led with a 6:29.4 varsity eight, while Northeastern faltered, and Pennsylvania Brown MIT and Dartmouth advanced in various events. Northern rivals UCLA Coast Guard Navy Yale Trinity also qualified in selected heats.
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Boston
Holtzman Struck by Liner. A's Edge Yankees 6-1
Ken Holtzman left the mound after a liner off his leg as Oakland’s Rollie Fingers completed a one hitter in a 6-1 win over the Yankees. Reggie Jackson drove in two and Sal Bando homered for the A’s, who snapped a five game skid while Hart’s liner opened an eighth inning rally.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Ken Holtzman
Jim Ray Hart
Holtzman
Yankees
Rollie Fingers
A’s
New York
Reggie Jackson
Sal Bando
Stargell's 4th homer caps Pirates win over Braves
Willie Stargell hit a three run homer in the eighth to lift Pittsburgh to a 3-1 victory over Atlanta. The shot landed in the upper deck at Three Rivers Stadium, his fourth this season and leading the majors. Nellie Briles earned the win with a three hitter. Other scores: Chicago beat Houston 16-8. Cincinnati edged St. Louis 3-2. California beat Boston 7-6. Minnesota over Milwaukee 4-2. Oakland shutout New York 6-0. Texas defeated Cleveland 9-5. Kansas City over Baltimore 4-1. Chicago routs Detroit 10-2. Joe Morgan hit a go ahead homer for Cincinnati. Lou Brock homered for St. Louis. Cubs beat Astros 10-1 with two run singles from Cardenal and Fanzone. Hundley and Monday homered for Chicago.
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Rico Carty
Associated Press
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Gary Gentry
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Gentry
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Nellie Briles
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Joe Morgan
Stan Smith Battles for Survival at French Open
Stan Smith, the Pasadena star and world money leader, trailed 3-6 6-3 6-7 2-1 to Tom Okker on rain-delayed Roland Garros clay. With Italian Championships starting in Rome Saturday and over 70 players unsettled in Paris, organizers warned of more bad weather while pushing finals to Monday if needed.
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Roland Garros
Pasadena
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Tom Okker
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Pierre Darmon
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