Gardner Leads NHL Scorers as Rockies Beat Rangers
Colorado center Paul Gardner scored twice and added an assist to tie Bryan Trottier for the NHL lead with 18 points while leading Colorado past the New York Rangers 6-2 at McNichols Arena. Gardner also tops the league with 11 goals as Colorado trails Chicago by one in the Smythe Division.
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Three Huskers May Undergo Knee Surgery This Week
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne said at least three players may need knee surgery, with a decision Thursday on Rod Horn and Jamies Wightman. Horn and Wightman will miss the Missouri trip, while Maurice McCloney and Jeff Pullen also face injuries. Lowered to replacements Kerry Weinmaster Odliows Lee and Kelvin Rogers are listed for Missouri travel.
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White Sox renew working agreement with Town Quubs
Chicago White Sox announce renewal of their working agreement with the Town Quubs of the American Association. The pact began with Des Moines based club in 1972 and has been in effect each year except 1975.
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Soderholm Wins AL Comeback Player of the Year
Eric Soderholm of the Chicago White Sox is named the American League comeback player of the year by 24 UPI sports writers. He edged Bobby Bonds of the California Angels by five votes, with Andre Thornton, Ron Fairly, Tito Fuentes, Jim Sundberg, and Larry Hisle also receiving votes. Soderholm praised his goal oriented approach and credited the Nautilus machine for knee rehab during 1976. He signed a two year deal reportedly worth around 100000 dollars for 1978 and 1979, with a guaranteed 55000 after spring training.
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Bowling Scoreboard Shows Wide Range Of Scores And Names
A dense readout lists bowlers and teams with scores across multiple events. Entries include Junior-Cletus Aratmith 165, Laura Nettlarad 158, Xihouk Guts 480, Bantam-John Glannoy 138, Bill Drazd 204, Linda Nettland 154, and many more across 1944y and various divisions. The page mixes night leagues, seniors, women’s and faculty events with monetary prizes and exacta bets, including references to Wynax Tour, Poverty’s Queen, and Nor 386.
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Horse Racing Results From South Sioux City Meet
Results from Wednesday's South Sioux City racing card show winners and payouts in multiple races. Winners include Loita Pum Pon at 8.20 with multiway payouts, and Luck Flyer at 4.00 in the second race, with Foxy Sony at 2.80 in the same event and other listed payouts for subsequent races.
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Red Sox sale postponed amid bidding suit
The Boston Red Sox sale is delayed as executors of Thomas Yawkey’s estate ask the American League to halt today’s vote on transfer of ownership. A Boston suit by A T O Corp of Ohio, which bid $18.75 million, spurred the postponement, with no new date set. Haywood Sullivan and Boddy LeRous lead a group accepted at $18 million.
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Unclear race betting report with mixed figures
A fragmented betting note lists odds and numbers for a race event including horses or outcomes. Mentions include 1.70 4.60 1.20 exacta Nos 6 and 470.70, attendance 7 191 and mutuel handle 201 997.
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