Tony Zero Delivers Yet Again For Chicago Black Hawks
The Chicago Black Hawks shut out the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 as Tony Esposito extended his record to 14 shutouts this season and helped Detroit chase a playoff berth. The win tied Boston atop the NHL with 95 points as Chicago nears home-ice advantage for the playoffs and Esposito near Vezina and rookie of the year honors.
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Taylor Becomes Phillies' Hidden Value Ahead of Season
Tony Taylor, 34, is praised by manager Frank Lucchesi as the NL’s best precautionary option. He played 138 games in 1964 with 146 hits and a .262 average, showcasing versatility with 10 games at first, 57 at second, and 71 at third as he chases 140 games. His family joined him in the United States, marking personal happiness alongside a steady vigil for more playing time.
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NHL Sees Tight Final Week As Race Heats Up
The NHL nears season end with a tight race in both divisions. Chicago and Boston battle for East lead as New York, Detroit and Toronto chase playoff spots. In the West Minnesota surges while Oakland and St Louis fight for position. Pittsburgh expands second-place edge over Philadelphia after a disputed late goal.
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