Blues beat Bruins 4 3 on stick challenge in Garden
St. Louis Blues defeat Boston 4 3 after referee ruled Ken Hodge stick over curve limit. Hodge fined 200 dollars and Blues fined 100 for later frivolous challenge. Doak traded to Boston and set to join in Montreal for next game.
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Celtics Face Pistons In High Stakes Night Duel
Detroit hosts Boston as two hot teams meet at Cobo Hall. Boston aims to verify recent form after beating Golden State while Detroit seeks its fifth straight win led by Bob Lanier and Dan Issel and Dave Bing and coach Red Auerbach.
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Bucks End Skid With 114 100 Win Over Knicks
Milwaukee defeats New York 114 100 as Kareem Abdul Jabbar scores 36 and dominates inside while Jerry Lucas struggles from outside. The victory evened the season series at 2 2 and widened the Bucks division lead over Chicago.
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Cheverus and Rumford Open with Regional Basketball Wins
Cheverus High of Portland defeated Westbrook 75 67 led by 25 points from center Dave Feeney to reach the Western Maine Class A semifinals. Rumford edged Portland 56 53 as Stan Kaubris keyfired late free throws. Portland, No 7 seed, was shut out for three minutes as Rumford surged ahead. Deering Portland meets Biddeford and South Portland faces Morse in Augusta.
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Providence Friars Draw Easier First Round NCAA Test
Providence coach Dave Gavitt welcomes a sixth seed with a 21 2 record as the Friars face the winner of the St Josephs Lafayette Temple Gettysburg MAC tourney in the NCAA first round. Gavitt notes Penn as a tough prior foe and UCLA as a hard bet to beat if they advance.
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Cochrane Named Alpine Coach for U S Ski Team
Rutland Herald reports U S Ski Association will name Cochran as alpine coach in two weeks replacing Willy Schaeffler. Schaeffler moves to national training center in Park City Utah. Cochran, a University of Vermont assistant, has three children on the 1972 Olympic team including Barbara Ann Cochran the women's slalom gold medalist and Bobby Cochran who won three US title events.
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Notre Dame Cougars Win St Louis Championship
Notre Dame Cougars win the St Louis Alumni League B girls division title over Burns Junior High with a 16 to 10 score at St Josephs parish hall. Diane Jamieson leads Notre Dame with 11 points while Burns top scorers include Blow with 3 and Sullivan with 2.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Leads Florida Citrus Open With 64
Chi Chi Rodriguez carded a nine year best 64 to tie Gibby Gilbert atop the Florida Citrus Open after the first round at Rio Pinar. A large pack followed with seven players at 68 and 23 more matching par or better as 53 finished under par.
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Red Grange Illuminates Illinois Glory in 1924 25 Classics
The Windy City legend Grange dazzled at Memorial Stadium in 1924 against Michigan, then starred versus Pennsylvan ia in 1925. He ran 95, 56, 44, and 60 yard touchdowns and added a 12 yard scoring pass. Grange finished with 31 touchdowns and 3,637 rushing yards, later becoming Chicago Bears top earner and a Hall of Famer.
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