NHL Quarterfinals Set By AP After Wild First Round
After the preliminary round the four division champs Chicago Montreal Boston and Philadelphia advance to the Stanley Cup quarterfinals. Islanders coach Al Arbour calls the first round Russian roulette and Buffalo hosts New York in the opening game. Buffalo clawed out overtime wins over St Louis with Lind Luce and Gare starring while St Louis rookie goalie Ed Staniewski led the Blues’ playoff bid, almost upsetting Buffalo.
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Money Puts His Money Off Brooks Robinson
Milwaukee Brewers star Money Money discusses his wish for a Gold Glove and his desire to be recognized alongside Brooks Robinson. He recalls past fielding records, injuries, and a late winter program to regain form as he returns to play in Alex Grammas lineup against the New York Yankees.
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Olympic Meeting Seeks Cooperation On Global Sports Bodies
An Olympic meeting in Paris urged cooperation among national authorities and the IOC and international federations to reform sports governance. The conference backed democratic structures, fair continental representation, and a permanent intergovernmental sports committee to coordinate government relations with the IOC and governing bodies.
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Golf Wives Add Color to Masters Week Atmosphere
The article notes wives of players, including Linda Watson and Sandie Will, walking holes and offering steady support, with reactions to shots shaping a calm yet intense Masters atmosphere. It contrasts veteran and young players, as financial stakes shift and personal nerves on display across international figures Masami Murikama and Yoshiko Ozaki.
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Masters Runners-Up Purses Raised
AUGUSTA Ga AP A $40,000 first prize remains the Masters winner's share though 5th to 13th place purses rise. Second to fourth pays are $25,000, $17,500 and $15,000 with 5th at $12,500 up from $10,000. Total prize money near $250,000 up from 1975.
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King Aims to Forge New Image for Women at Academy
Micki King, 1972 Olympic diving champion and Air Force coach, advocates treating the first coed class at the academy as cadets. About 150 women converge on the Colorado campus June 28 for four years of training toward commissions as Air Force officers. King discusses barriers, recruiting, and the push for intercollegiate sports participation to normalize women in the program.
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Cavaliers clinch share of Central. Fitch bans champagne
Cleveland Cavaliers sealed at least a first place tie in the Central Division with a 99-64 win over the Knicks as coach Bill Fitch barred champagne in the locker room seeking sole possession of the title. Jim Chones and Campy Russell led the Cavaliers with 23 and 18 points respectively, while Nate Thurmond starred in rebounding and defense. This marks Cleveland’s first division title and playoff berth in six years amid nationwide TV coverage and fan reaction.
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