Flyers in for humiliation in Maple Leaf Gardens series
Philadelphia faces elimination after Toronto wins 4-1 to take a 2-0 series lead in the Stanley Cup quarter-final. Gary Dornhoefer comments on the Flyers’ tough path as the Leafs push toward a road game in Toronto.
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Pete Mahovlich
Morris Lukowich
Houston
Edmonton
Aeros
Rich Preston
Rich Lund
Ted Taylor
Greg Boddy
Randy Rota
Glen Sather
Oilers
Watson Leads Toft Opener In 225000 Tournament Of Champions
Tom Watson, fresh from a Masters bite of Nicklaus, opens the 225000 Toft at LA Costa with 31 top rivals. Favorites at 6-1 include Watson and Nicklaus, while 1976 U S Open champ Jerry Pate withdraws with back pains reducing the field to 32. Johnny Miller and Dave Stockton top the rest as the event follows the Masters for the second straight year.
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CBS eyes bid for college football coverage deal
CBS pursues a two-network arrangement to televise college football after losing the 1980 Moscow Olympics bid. ABC currently holds exclusive rights through next season while CBS and NBC weigh options, with Hughes Network also showing interest. NCAA eyes potential $26 to $28 million annual value for dual-network coverage, balancing fan access against overexposure concerns.
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Page Drives A's to 9-3 Victory Over Angels
Oakland rookie Mitchell Page delivered six RBIs with two home runs and a double, lifting the A's to a 9-3 win over California. Page had 12 hits in 24 at bats, plus an $11,000 raise to 30,000 dollars. Rick Langford earned his first major league win as Chicago White Sox, Toronto, Cleveland, New York, and Seattle also posted wins in the day’s AL action.
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Terry O'Reilly
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Probable pitchers and major league scores across leagues
National League results include St Louis beating New York 9 2 and Chicago 3 1. San Francisco 3 1 over San Diego. Atlanta 3 9 Atlanta 4 9. American League games show Oakland 9 11 over California 3 8 and Detroit 6 10 over Toronto 7 7.
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Bowling results across lanes and divisions show strong scores
Speedqueen Joe Sokol tops with 200 and 523 for Garretson Equipment 831 and Olk's 2319. Thunderbolt Larry Guenther posts 222 576 plus multiple 200s. Thursday Senior Citizens include Charles Kaipust 190 542 and Elsie Hudson 169 431. Sunday Night TV Mixed Scotch Doubles lists Ed and Millie Zimmer 626 and Bill and Theresa Sargeant 625. Major Bob Jacobs 200 and Tran Tec 861. Multiple teams and venues noted with high 600s and 700s totals across banners such as Streamliner and Twentieth Century. Strong participation across Monday to Wednesday leagues and junior divisions.
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Schuyler Girls Invite Track Meet Slated Friday
Schuyler Central High School hosts the third annual Schuyler girls invitational on the Warrior oval with twelve teams including Albion Arlington Clarkson Lakeview Scotus David City North Bend St Edward Tekumah Herman. Field events start 2 30 p m and 3 p m for shot put running prelims 3 30 p m finals 5 30 p m. Notable performers include Schuyler Sue Kobra 137 9 in discus and Dori Van Arsdel Deb Mueller in high jump and 100 yard dash respectively. Arlington Julie Jacob competes in the mile and 880.
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Nebraska
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Roger Barry
Regina Reed
St. Edward’s
Connie Micek
State's best at Albion meet
Albion hosts a 16-entry boys invitational with 6 schools in the running for the team title. David City and Atkinson West Holt show strength with multiple top marks led by Mark Chaney 2 02 9 in the half mile and Kim Grubaugh 6 5 high jump. West Holt, Genoa, Fullerton, Newman Grove and Albion also field top contenders in events and relays.
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Knights of Columbus benefit game at Scotus gym
Scotus Central Catholic faculty faces Shamrock varsity in a benefit for the Knights of Columbus youth activities fund. A prior Knights of Columbus versus Columbian Squires game opens at 7 p.m. with admission priced at $1 for adults and 75 cents for students.
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