Bruins Hold Off Canadiens In Open Style NHL Matchup
A crowd of 17 714 at the Montreal Forum watched the Canadiens and Bruins play wide open hockey with end-to-end rushes and crisp passing. Ken Hodge scored the winner at 10 10 of the third period as Boston earned their second straight 3 1 victory this season. Canada defense errors and a questioned whistle against Yvan Cournoyer helped Boston pull ahead after a 2 2 tie. Bruins led the standings over Buffalo and Montreal.
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Designated Runner Rule Is Approved
The American League approved a designated runner rule for the 1974 season at a secret Chicago meeting, with 7 votes for. Charles O. Finley proposed the rule and was backed by Indians Yankees Royals Twins Brewers Rangers, while Orioles Tigers Red Sox Angels White Sox opposed it.
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NHL Scores Reported by Associated Press
Buffalo defeats Atlanta 3 to 1 in a hockey game reported by The Associated Press. Minnesota beats Vancouver 6 to 3. Toronto edges California 4 to 1 in another NHL action snapshot.
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There Are 2 Classifieds Why Not Use One
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Del vecchio joins Red Wings as coach after playing 23 years
Detroit hockey notes report Alex Del vecchio has signed a three year coaching contract with the Detroit Red Wings and will retire as a player after 23 years. Also updates on Pacers trading Bob Netolicky to San Antonio for cash and a future draft pick. Tom Watson leads at the World Open after a 9 under par 62.
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Jesse Arnelle Tops Penn State Scoring Record
Jesse Arnelle, now a university trustee, is Penn State's all time scoring leader with 2,138 points from 1952 to 1955.
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Hiller Wins Hutch Award For 1973 Comeback
Detroit reliever John Hiller won the Hutch Award, the widest margin in history, recognizing the competitive spirit of Fred Hutchinson. Hiller, who recovered from a January 1971 heart attack, posted 38 saves in 1973 with a 1.94 ERA and a 10-5 record. The award will be presented at Chicago Baseball Writers dinner January 26.
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Russell Returns To Boston as Sonics Coach
Russell, former Celtics star, returned to Boston Garden as Seattle coach. Boston defeated Seattle 164 to 110 as the Celtics pulled away in a 4th quarter burst led by Silas and Havlicek. Russell defended his past Boston remarks and cited racism as he reflected on his time there. Jo Jo White led Boston with 28 points. Havlicek added 24.
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Cockroaches Strike Weekend in Top College Football
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