New NHL Expansion Teams Read Players This Week
The NHL holds summer meetings in Montreal as eight months after franchise grants the New York Islanders and Atlanta club learn their rosters. Expansion draft, protections, and two new franchises to play 1974-75 dominate agenda with governors eyeing bids from eight cities and talks on playoff shares.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Montreal
National Hockey League
New York Islanders
Atlanta
NHL
Governors
Bill ‘Tirrey c
Islanders
Cliff Fletcher
NEL
Bernie “Boom Boom" Geoffrion
Fletcher
Torrey
Kansas City
Phoenix
Cleveland
San Diego
Washington
D.C
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Dallas
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Black Cage Coach Hopes To Prove His Ability
Arizona basketball coach Snowden aims to rebuild the program and broaden opportunities for black coaches. Since resigning from Michigan, he has recruited three high school players and plans to add guard Jim Rappis from Wisconsin. He highlights a new field house as a key lure and believes freshmen could reach the varsity this season.
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Black Cage
Tucson
Ariz
Fredper
Arizona
Western Athletic
Univer le Nce
Satll
University of Arizona
Snowden
Finnt
Michigan
al Flemings
Michigan City
Ind
Erick Money
Detroit
Corneil Norman
Royals Rally Past Red Sox 10 4 in Seven
John Mayberry capped Kansas City’s decisive seventh inning with a three run double as the Royals erased a 4 3 deficit to beat Boston 10 to 4. Pinch hits by Keough and Palek fueled the rally, with Richie Scheinblum and others contributing key plays to seal the win.
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Kansas Ciry
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Royals
Boston Red Sox
Joe Keough
Fred Palek
Boston
Marty Pattin
Bill Lee
Richie Scheinblum
Tou Finiella
Carl Taylor
Ken Tatum
Cookie Rojas
Mayberry
Tom Murphy
Patek
Piniela
Red Sox
Doug Griffin
Patlin
Ed Kirkpatrick
Paul Schaal
John Kennedy
Danhta
Reds Rally Past Phillies in 10th for 6-5 Win
Julian Javier delivered a tiebreaking single in the 10th inning as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-5. Ted Uhlaender started the rally, advancing on Bobby Tolan's base hit, and Darrel Brandon followed before Javier's single to left scored the go-ahead run. The win extended Cincinnati's winning streak to six and left Philadelphia mired in a seven-game skid.
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Philadelphia
Julian Javier
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Ted Uhlaender
Kei Reynolds
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Bobby Tolan
Darrel Brandon
Javier
Reds
Phils
Piabr
Rorgan
Bombie
Luxinski
Foster
Koegel Ph
Shrol
Reneeg
McRae
Hague
Vance
Simpson
Carlton
Brando Aeranton
Haraway Leads DGC Tourney Final Round Slated Today
Danville Golf Club Championship action features Bill Haraway firing a 68 to hold a three stroke edge over Townes Lea Sr. with a 71 as 16 players post sub 80 scores and advance to the championship flight. The 26 hole event wraps today with 18 hole formats for the other flights and pairings listed for morning and early afternoon tees.
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Sandy Alomar
RBI
Vada Pinson
MecMullen
Pinson
Steve Harjean
Angels
Rudy May
Nolan ‘Ryan
Ryan
Graig Nettles
Leon
Cleveland
Tom McCraw
Jack Brohamer
Indians
Toth
California
Alomar
McGrew Co Rivers
Shasan Wea
War ‘ Witer 'Ib
Stanton Dod
Reeser
Cailfes
McCraw
Lean
McMullen
S— Rivers
R.may
N.ryan
Nara
Japan
New Zealand
Terry Kendall
Horyaji Country Club
Haraway
DGC
Bill Haraway
Henry Bennett, Jr
Francis McGovern
Miller Vernon
Don Gladstone
Pal
McBride
Softball Results Show Mixed Fast and Slow Pitch Scores
A lengthy clipping records numerous softball results across fast and slow pitch divisions. It lists teams such as Honda of Danville Overnite Memorial Hospital Jaycee Stars and Wimpy's with varied scores, plus upcoming games at Cedarbrook Stonewall and Ballou Park, including times and matchups like Honda of Danville versus Overnite at 7:00 and YWCA versus Bradley Aluminum at 8:00.
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Hse
Cat's Groc
Wimpy’s
Jones Coast
Norwood Rald
Crana
Holiday Inc Olxle Auto
Mt. Herman
Skylarks
Gilbert Insur
Moffett Church
Lowes C “Ge
Sherwood Citgo
Third Ave
Waltcock
Central Ap
Five Forks
Gypsum
Bradley Alum
U.S. Gypsum
Ballou Barker
Mrt
Gatewood Elec
Davia Linen
Fire Dept
E & M Diner
Earl's Place
N.M
Crane TV
Adkinson
Yeiville
Cedartrook
I &G
Honda
Danville
Overnite
Y.w.ca
Bradley Aluminum
Schoolfield Bank
Memorial Ho
Seven Eleven
Central’ Apparel
Ballou
Dot's
Skylark
Jones Const
Crane Tire Co
Forelan Car Center
Dixie Auto
Dot
Foreign Car Center
Jones
Schoalfield Gulf
White Rock
Tate Strait
Tate Street
Sherwood
U.S
Overale
Ralieu
Steves
Pink House
Lowe's
Holiday Inn
Ballou Pk
Barbershop
Gatewood Electric
Stonewall
Melville
Fire Dept . $:00-—North Main
Orkin
Green Acres Grill
West Main
Cedarbreak
Gypsum Giants
Jay Stars
Fire Cent. A
Gypsum A
Central Apparel
Jaycombers
Hursday
Nind Rolrs
Moffett
Hidy Inn
Steve's
Gilbert's Insurance
Ferry Rd
Friends O
Jaye Shays
Jaycee Bomb
Riverview
Gypsum, Giants
Cedarbrook
Adkins Gar
Orkin Ve Grean Acres Gells
West
Main
Glenwood
Riday
Baton 4 RD
Dav. Linen
N. Main
Crang T.V
Earle’s Place
Freeze Coast
Auto Specialty
Way
Stonewallo
Jaye Stars
Friends
Jaycee
Motfelt, Church
Wimpy
Little League Roundup Faces Rainy Week Struggles
Commonwealth Major League action left Family Finance undefeated after a 14 to 4 win with 2 homers from Allied and 1 from Turner. Morotack toppled Civitan 12 to 4 aided by Daniels two hits and seven RBIs. Dibrell finally won 22 to 6 over Register and Bee. Civitan made 19 errors fueling Morotack. Standings show WDVA leading, with Civitan and Coca-Cola close behind as schedule lists multiple Tuesday Thursday matchups at Market Garden and Hylton venues.
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Turner
Kirby
Garni
Jaycees
Civitan
Anderson
Jeffries
Wavoner
Jones
MccCullen
Morotack
Family Finance
Daniels
Dibrell
Johs
Register
Bee
Ferguson
Foster
WDVA
Charcoal
Peoples Indus
Inckwell Mivs
JWBTM
Coca-Cola
Link Watson
Investors Loan
Market Garden
Peoples
Clyft
Link-Watson
WBTM
Jone
Blackwell Mirs
Charcoal Hse
Piedmont
Iedment Mator
Goodyear Hylton
Sertoma Hylton
Tias Kiwanis
Rotary Hylton
de Hyth Botary
Elks Yiton
Elks
Sertoma Hylon
Exchange Hylton
Kiwanis Hylton Sdmont
Klawanis H
Register & Bes
Dibret
Jaycees Commonwealth Miner
Jennson
Morotock
Dibrall Tons
Register & Beevy Dibrell Tools
Virginia Major St Weedwerry
Pythians
Dan River
Ess
K. OC. Aray Va
Lions Wetrestay
U.S. Gypsum
Va. Bank
Dan River Essa Ve Amer
Nat
Riday
Virgins
Bank Tas KC
Arey
Virginie Miner
Amar
Nat. Bk
Essa
Virginia
Pythians Eday
Esso
U. S. Gypsum
KC. Arey
Lions
Bowling results card from club league standings
Bowling results show players Bill Paschal Tate Charles Lynch Danny Stevens Garvin Dells Bill Henderson Ted Kotelec with senior and junior divisions listed and fees noted. The fragment indicates team or club scoring figures and prize amounts of 13 and 9 dollars for seniors and juniors, with gutter rovers also mentioned.
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Bill Paschal
Tate Charles Lynch
Danny Stevens
Garvin Dells
Bill Henderson
Ted Kotelec
Gutter Rohers
Phobby Club
Virginia Cavaliers win NCAA lacrosse title in thriller
Virginia beats Johns Hopkins 13 12 at Byrd Stadium to claim its first national title. Eldredge scores the decisive goal with 4 11 left after a 12 12 tie. Hopkins led 9 7 mid third, but Virginia answered with a 5 0 run. Nolamba led Hopkins with four goals. Bullman 13 saves in Virginia goal.
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College Park
University, of Virginia
Byrd Stadium
Johns Hopkins
Pete Eldredge
Virginia
Tropkins
Maryland
Navy
Blue Jays
Cavaliers
Hopkins
Virginia Shes
Thomas
Eldredge
Foalie
Les Matthews
Bill Nolama
Gary Handleman
Don Krohn
Rod Bull
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Bill Wentz
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Sandy Cunningham
Bud Feldman
Landon = Wyatt
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Pete Wells
Charles Womack
W. H. Parker
Bill Moss
Tom Darkis
Kelly McNeely
John Stoneburner
Bill Maraway
Rocket Fun
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Phil C. Wash
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