Esposito wins scoring crown in NHL final tally
Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins captured the Art Ross Trophy with 130 points on 55 goals and 75 assists, his third straight scoring title. Bobby Clarke of the Flyers finished runnerup with 104 points, while Orr was third with 101. Dave Schultz set a league record for penalty minutes with 259, aiding Philadelphia’s strong season.
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NEW York
Phil Esposito
Bobby Orr
Boston Bruins
Bobby Clarke
Philadelphia Flyers
Esposito
National Hockey League
Art Ross
NHL
Orr
Clarke
Boston
Flyers
Bruins
Rick Macleish
Montreal Canadiens
Jacques Lemaire
Jean Ratelle
New York Rangers
Mickey Redmond
Detroit
Johnny Bucyk
Frank Mahovlich
Canadiens
Philadelphia
Dave Schultz
Sanguillen Gains Right Field Spot For Pirates 1973
Bradenton Florida AP phase H of the Sanguillen Experiment begins as the Pittsburgh Pirates open the season against the St. Louis Cardinals. Sanguillen passes spring training test and will start in right field filling the vacancy left by Roberto Clemente. He may catch games to relieve Milt May, the Pirates No. 1 catcher, whose backup status has grown since his 21 home run season with Columbus. May could key Pirates success while Sanguillen’s position is decided.
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Bradenton
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Virdon
Sanguillen
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Roberto Clemente
Puerto Rico
Pirate
Milt May
May
Columbus
Lebanon arrests 50 guerrillas near Nabatieh
Lebanese army detained about 50 Palestinian guerrillas last week near Nabatieh in southern Lebanon. Al Shark reported the arrests, with no government confirmation. The dispatch notes the location is 40 miles south of Beirut and cites the Beirut paper’s account. Nearby, London parcel bombs trigger brief fires at sorting offices in Paddington and Kilburn amid claims by a group calling itself The Avengers. In Spain, police killed a construction worker during a 2,000-strong strike at a Barcelona area thermal plant, with five officers and another worker wounded in the clashes. Moscow unveils a major reorganization of industrial management empowering factories with more production control under new economic associations to be created within six months.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Al-Shark
Nabatieh
Barcelona
Spain
San Adrian de Besos
Communist Party
Suez
Cairo
Pyramids
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hockey playoffs begin as NHL and WHA kick off action
The Stanley Cup and World Trophy playoffs open with NHL games Wednesday and WHA matches starting in Calgary and Cleveland. Montreal and Boston expected to reach the Cup finals. Buffalo and Minnesota pursue upsets. Key injuries include Yvan Cournoyer and Rod Seiling out, Jacques Plante and Bobby Orr in good form.
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Associated Press
World Hockey Association
National Hockey League
Winnipeg Jets
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Houston
Ottawa
New England
Montreal Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Canadiens
Yvan Cournoyer
Guy Lapointe
Buffalo
Sabres
Gerry Meehan
Rod Seiling
Ed Giacomin
Brad Park
Vic Hadfield
Bruce MacGregor
Park
First Black Assistant Coach Joins Vanderbilt Football
Fred R. Malone, a 1964 Fisk graduate, joins Vanderbilt's spring football drills as an assistant coach for the Commodores. He is the first Negro hired as an assistant at Vandy and the second black coach in the SEC, with head coach Steve Sloan stressing merit over race. Malone brings guidance experience from Fisk, Melrose High, and prior pro football, after service in the Air Force and time with the Sacramento Capitals.
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Nashville
Tenn
Fred R. Malone
Fisk University
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Malone
Rex Dockery
Vandy
Steve Sloan
Sloan
Bulldogs
Air Force
Sacramento Capitals
Suez Canal at Crossroads a Century On
A reflective piece on the Suez Canal tracing its 1869 dream of peaceful cooperation to today’s wartime stalemate. It notes idle ships, trapped crews, and the ghost town of Suez City after 1967. It cites Egyptian and Israeli positions on reopening the waterway and debates about widening or building a new route.
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Suezcety . Heypt
NEA
The
Times of London
Suez Canal
Greenwich Fair
Barthiemey Fair
Israel
Baloney
Suez
Middle East
Pharoah Sesustris
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Puug
Christ
Egypt
Suez City
Badawil Kholy
Resi
On the Road in Arkansas on the Road in Arkansas
A dense listing of regional events from April across Arkansas, detailing fairs, shows, races, and cultural gatherings. Notable items include the 36th Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn, Skeet Shoots in Hot Springs, Shrine Circus in Little Rock, various concerts, craft shows, and civic observances across multiple towns such as Hot Springs, Little Rock, Mountain View, Monticello, and Conway.
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Rex Penrose
Arkansas Building Fairgrounds
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Shrine Circus
Southern Artists Association
Arkansas Junior High School
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith Symphony
Fort Smith
County
Black Rock
National Bank
Newport
Mountain Area
Batesville
Marianna
Ozark Foothills
Mountain View
Ark
Jimmy Driftwood
The
Rackensack Folklore Soc
Gun & Country Club
Monticello
ASGA
Hope Star 1973 Hope Ark edition catalog and staff listing
The Hope Star issue lists staff positions including president editor and department heads, with editorial and production staff names. It includes circulation rates, subscription options, mail rates for Arkansas and out of state, and advertising contacts.
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Hope, Ark
Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
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Hope Chapter
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Poplar Ave
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