Bruins Dominate Flames 7-1 Behind Scoring Frenzy
Boston outshot Atlanta 20-8 and scored five in the second period to pull away 7-1 as John Bucyk netted 36th and 37th goals. Jacques Plante credited the win to shooting often while coach Be Guidolin emphasized finishing in the third period. Wayne Cashman sat with a bruised hand.
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Rampage
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Phil Esposito
Derek Sanderson
Bobby Orr
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Dan Bouchard
Ken Hodge
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Curt Bennett
Orr
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Sanderson
Bruins
Wayne Cashman
St. Andre's, St. Joseph tie in A Division boys action
St. Andre's edge St. Joseph 50-50 in early A Division boys matchups with strong 11 point performance from Gregoire and a balanced St. Joseph score line. Notre Dame and St. Mary posted scores in the girls and B Division showdowns as Celtics and St. Andre's also split results with notable contributions from Fleurant Morin and Perreault. Officials were listed as Pelletier, Potvin, and colleagues across multiple periods.
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The Sport Of Wagering Organized Beyond Belief
A vivid feature on legalized gambling in the United States, focusing on Las Vegas as the hub and citing anecdotes from a bus trip bet to high stakes baccarat. It notes Amarillo Slim’s poker, backgammon wagers, and discusses state legalization prospects with caution from Pete Rozelle and Bowie Kuhn.
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Gamblers Anonymous
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Bowie Kuhn
Colbert Emphasizes Cool Mindset Captures Jacksonville Open
Jim Colbert wins the Greater Jacksonville Open with a 279 total at Deerwood Club after a tense final round. He preserves a one stroke lead on the 17th green and edges teammates Wiechers Miller Sikes and Graham, while Nicklaus and Jacklin struggle to near the lead. Colbert earns $26,000 and defines a philosophy of nonreaction in golf.
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Johnny Miller
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Lou Graham
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Jacklin
England
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Jacklin
Jim Weichers
Kuala Lumpur
Hideyo Sugimoto
Japan
Australia
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Marlene Hagge
Naviaux Named Connecticut Coach After Boston Run
Hartford dispatch notes Larry Naviaux, long-time Boston University coach, is appointed head coach at the University of Connecticut. The report covers Naviaux replacing prior staff and outlines his four-year tenure at Boston.
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Larry Naviaux
Boston, University
University of Connecticut
St Louis Alumni to Form Softball Team
The St Louis Alumni will start a dedicated softball team this year. Association president Wilbur Bernier says the squad is for members only. Interested members should contact general manager Joe Clark or call the West Street Fieldhouse.
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West Street
Herve Paul Caps Handicap Rolloff at Local Lanes
Herve Paul won the Men's weekly handicap rolloff at 26th Century Lanes with a 643 total and a 124 high game, defeating Syl Ledoux by 29 pins. The event notes the looming attempt at the elusive one seven ten jackpot and cites other scores by S Ledoux, D Dusseault, D Cote, R Tousignant, and J Agreste. The next rolloff is set for 20th Century Lanes next Friday at 8 pm.
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J. Agreste
East Regional finals and related NCAA results
East Championship Providence defeated Maryland 103 to 89 while Syracuse edged Penn 69 to 68 in consolation. Mideast saw Indiana beat Kentucky 72 to 65 and Marquette beat Austin Peay 88 to 73. Midwest featured Memphis State 92 over Kansas State 72 with Carolina 90 over S Louisiana and UCLA 54 over San Francisco 39. Long Beach State 84 defeated Arizona State 80. NIT first round included Notre Dame 69 over Southern California 65 and Louisville 97 over American University 84. North Carolina beat Oral Roberts 82 to 78 and Massachusetts defeated Missouri 71. NAIA action Guilford 99 edged Md East Shore 96. Aguo P.
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Minutemen Upset Missouri To Open NIT At MSG
University of Massachusetts coach Jack Leaman says his team is doing something right after a 78 71 upset of 5th ranked Missouri in the NIT opener at Madison Square Garden. The Minutemen, riding a 13 game win streak, plan a possible zone defense and may deploy their three tallest players Austin Peters and Murphy together against North Carolina in the quarterfinals.
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Cony Captures Maine Class A Title With 67 61 Win
Cony High defeated Rumford 67 to 61 to win the Maine Class A boys basketball championship at the Augusta Civic Center. Guard Dave Rollins led with 20 points as Cony rallied from a 46 45 deficit, aided by Tim Lee’s late eight points and Rumford’s 22 by Ray McKenna and 16 by Jim Mooney.
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