Carlton Wins NL Cy Young Award
Philadelphia left hander Steve Carlton secured the National League Cy Young, unanimous among 24 voters, after a 27 10 season with the Phillies. He led in starts 41, complete games 30, innings pitched 346, strikeouts 310, and ERA 1.98, a landmark performance for a last place club.
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Instant Parity Shakes Up WHA With Upsets by Struggling Clubs
The WHA features fresh teams delivering parity as two last place clubs defeat division leaders. Minnesota blanked Winnipeg 3-0 while Philadelphia toppled Cleveland 7-5, and New England beat Chicago 4-2 as Curran and Ahearn lead scoring efforts.
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Knicks Roll Over Kings to Stand 7th Straight Win
New York Knicks thump Kansas City-Omaha 122-85 to reach 9-1 as Walt Frazier Dean Meminger and Earl Monroe pace the attack. Johnny Green marks his 1,000th NBA game for the Kings while Detroit tops Seattle 116-106 in the night’s other NBA action.
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Finley Fined For Paying Bonuses In World Series
New York AP reports Charles O Finley fined 2500 dollars after paying 5000 bonuses to players including Tenace Rudich and Hegan for World Series feats. Commissioner Kuhn ruled bonuses violated the bonus ban and said Finley’s actions did not affect player commitments. Finley disputed the ruling saying bonuses compensated regular season performance.
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Bruins Open Invasion Of West Coast In National Hockey League
The Boston Bruins begin a three game West Coast trip facing the Los Angeles Kings who have surged under Bob Pulford. Boston aims for six points after two recent wins but must overcome LA's improved defense and goaltending led by Rogalian Vachon Gary Edwards and veteran Terry Harper. The trip continues with Oakland Friday then Vancouver Sunday.
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Country Club Banquet Set For Saturday Night
Paul Sullivan announced the Biddeford Saco Country Club sports banquet will be held Saturday at 7 30 p m. Trophies will be awarded to all tournament winners including Club Championship Classes A and B Presidents Cup and Pinkey two ball. A special trophy goes to Sanford Golf Club for upsetting Biddeford Saco in a fall home and home.
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Pitcher Gary Nolan From Herlong Calif Joins Reds
Gary Nolan a native of Herlong California is a pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds. He hails from the small northern California town and plays professional baseball for Cincinnati.
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Biddeford Forms Second Pee Wee Hockey Team
The Biddeford Hockey Association invites students and parents to a Rotary Park meeting at 7 to form a second 11 and 12 year old pee wee team. The St Louis Alumni Association will sponsor the new team joining the existing Rochambeau Club bantam and St Josephs Federal Credit Union pee wee squads for Rivers Arena leagues in Portland.
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Williams Adds First Ever Women Ski Team at Williams College
Williams College, now co ed since 1970, forms its first women’s ski team with 11 members under co captains Debbie Marshall and Nancy Storrs, training for weeks despite no coach. The move marks a historic addition to the 179 year old school in Williamstown Massachusetts.
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All-Star selections named by players for Sporting News
Shortstop Luis Aparicio and catcher Carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox highlighted the American League All-Star team chosen by players for The Sporting News. In the National League, NL Player of the Year and Carlton as Pitcher of the Year were announced. Allen named AL Player of the Year and Wood as Pitcher of the Year.
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Delaware Leads College Division Football Poll
The University of Delaware remains the No. 1 college division team with an unbeaten 7-0 record after a 28-9 win over Temple. Delaware collected 14 first place votes and 338 points in the AP voting, while Louisiana Tech sits No. 2 at 8-0 with 290 points.
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Youth Football Standings and Results Summary
Youth football final standings list 8-9 year olds with Colts 13 Cowboys 0 Rams 4-1-1 and Rams 6 Chargers 6 Colts 31 Vikings 20 Chiefs Chargers Cowboys 10-11 year olds results shown. Advertising segment notes Want Ads with 5-1-0 record.
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