NHL Fines Total 16550 Over Playoff Brawls
Clarence Campbell says NHL will crack down after brawls in New York Toronto game. Rangers and Leafs face fines of 5000 each, highest in league history, plus player penalties for Giacomin Pelyk Hadfield and others. Playoff action continues with Rangers Bruins North Stars leading 3 2.
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Rangers and Bruins Triumph in Crucial NHL Playoffs
Ted Irvine scored inside 34 seconds as the New York Rangers crushed the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1. Boston, sparked by Johnny Bucyk, defeated Montreal 7-3 after weathering a late Canadiens rally. Minnesota’s Lou Nanne sealed a late win with a rebound as the game neared its end.
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Montreal Forward Suffered Pelvic Injury In NHL Playoff
Montreal forward Phil Roberto spent the night in hospital after a pelvic injury during the Canadiens at Bruins playoff game in Boston. He crashed into the boards 24 seconds after the opening faceoff while chasing Derek Sanderson. Medical status awaited X-ray results.
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McCovey Out With Knee Injury
San Francisco Giants first baseman Willie McCovey will miss games against Houston Wednesday and Thursday due to a knee injury. The club doctor said he twisted his left knee Sunday and needs at least two days rest, not in uniform. He left the first game early, sat out the second, played Monday’s home opener, then was relieved after four plate appearances.
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Decathlon Opens Kansas Relays in 46th Meet at Lawrence
Lawrence Kan AP five decathlon events opened the four day Kansas Relays with star appearances by Jim Ryun and other world record holders. Ryun returns to his old haunts for the Cunningham open mile Saturday. Other entrants include Curtis Mills Randy Matson Al Feuerbach Clif ford Brench and Marcus Walker. Ryun holds world marks in three events. Mills from Texas A&M owns the quarter mile record and part of the Aggies 880 relay world mark. Matson leads in shot put with a indoors best. Feuerbach posts a best indoors 68 11.
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Hope Star 1927 1929 Consolidated Local Page Sports
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O'Brien Signs Three-Year Pact With Condors For 150000
AP report notes Jim O'Brien, 21, from Boston College, signed a three year contract worth 150000 with the ABA's Pittsburgh Condors plus a 10000 bonus and a three year lease car. Condors executive cites merger avoidance saving teams 100000 to 250000 per signing. O'Brien averaged 18.9 points per game at Brooklyn College era, placing high in Villanova and Porter's draft context.
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Lincoln FHA Week Observed at Lincoln High School
National FHA week concluded with a chapel assembly where Miss FHA of the year received an electric hair dryer. Ethel Martin Debra Poindexter and Mary Moore were honored. faculty thanked with ice cream. Newly elected 71 72 officers listed led by Gwendolyn Scott and Angela Fellows.
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Rookie Michel Briere’s finest hour in playoffs ends in tragedy
Montreal AP reports on April 12 1970 at the Oakland Coliseum rookie Penguins center Michel Briere scored in overtime to beat the Oakland Seals 3 2 and reach the Stanley Cup semifinals. Briere had survived a serious car crash near Malartic Quebec last May 15 and died 11 months later at the Rehabilitation Hospital after brain damage and a fractured skull.
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