World Softball Tourney Entries From Holland and New Zealand
Holland and New Zealand have filed official entries for the third Women’s World Softball Championship to be held in Stratford near August 8 at Raybestos Memorial Field. Simpson, tournament director, says Holland will debut in the World event, New Zealand has prior World experience, and Japan and the Brakettes also filed. The event runs eight days in Stratford with a round robin format and a playoff for the title. reservations for last summer’s fans will carry over if made by February 1.
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Regan Departs As Kings' GM
Los Angeles AP report confirms Larry Regan resigned as general manager of the Los Angeles Kings on November 26. Kings owner Jack Cooke and team spokesman said Regan had considered stepping down several times and will remain with the club as a scout for at least the rest of the season. Regan’s resignation followed the trade of Gilles Marcus to the New York Rangers, a move not cited as the cause.
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Boston College Wins UPI Poll in New England Football
Boston College topped the final weekly UPI coaches poll in New England, receiving all 12 first place votes as the Eagles close the season 7 4. They beat out Dartmouth Connecticut Harvard Yale and Boston University in the regional ranking with 70 points.
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Rangers overpower Blues with early first-period burst
New York Rangers beat St Louis Blues 5 1 as Ted Irlin Mikita Deny H e wine and Bobby Rousseau spark a three-goal first period. Vic Hadfield Jean Ratelle Rod Gilbert assisted on the opener with 6 41 gone in the period. Irvine and Rousseau added scores before 19 00. Pierre Plante narrowed it to 2 1 in the second, Brad Park answered with a slap shot, and Bruce MacGregor closed the scoring. The Blues last won in New York in 1968 as New York extended its unbeaten streak against St Louis to five.
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