Bobby Hull Player of the Year Named in WHA
Montreal AP Bob Hull of the Winnipeg Jets won the World Hockey Association Player of the Year for the 1974 75 season as Hockey News announced its annual awards Thursday Sandy Hucul of the Phoenix Road runners was Coach of the Year Bill Hunter Edmonton Oilers vice president was named Executive of the Year The awards are chosen by the publication's editorial staff
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Quad-Cities Open Set For July 10-13
BETTENDORF IOWA AP The Quad Cities Open golf tournament revived after financial aid efforts. Organizers expect to raise about 125000 with funds from Hardee s sponsorship loss overcoming a PGA deadline. Jaycee drive neared 50000 by March aided by East Moline Downs and Blackhawk Racing proceeds.
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Snowmobile Sales Face 20 Percent Federal Tax Proposal
WASHINGTON AP The proposed FLR 3005 tax bill includes a 20 percent federal tax on snowmobile sales starting Jan 1, 1974. The measure defines snowmobiles as petroleum powered vehicles for snow travel with parts taxed, and notes related taxes on outboard motors and general aviation aircraft. The bill may be revised after congressional review, with possible reductions in the final rate.
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Malone Is Brightest Star In ABA Playoff Comeback
Moses Malone led the Utah Stars past Denver 122-108 with 30 points and 33 rebounds as the series shifted to Salt Lake City. Randy Denton Jim Eakins Ron Boone and Gerald Govan boosted the Stars on the boards, while Denver struggled on offense in a 60-36 rebounding gap.
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Maryland Cagers Set All Time Record
New York AB reports UCLA fell short in statistics as Maryland set an all time major college field goal shooting record at 54.7 percent while Indiana posted a 31-1 mark in the modern era. Texas El Paso topped scoring defense. Vanderbilt led free throw accuracy. North Carolina Charlotte won the scoring margin title with South Alabama finishing the tightest scoring race and Stetson leading rebound margin.
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