Penguins overwhelm Canucks for 7-4 win and shift in West
Pittsburgh Penguins rout Vancouver 7-4 as seven players score and Syl Apps adds three assists. The win ties California for fifth in the West Division, one point behind Philadelphia and three behind St. Louis. Vancouver’s Ronaire Paiement, Orlandi Kutenbech, Wayne Maki, and Dale Tallen scored. Philadelphia and Minnesota results alter Vancouver’s standings as Buffalo’s Rick Martin nets his 42nd and 43rd goals. In other news, Delaware blocks freshmen from varsity sports. Western Tennis Championships prize purse tops $40,000. Ronnie Higgins named offensive line coach at University of Arkansas at Monticello with a storied UAM career behind him.
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Celtics Reach Division Crown Hint After Havlicek Surge
The Boston Celtics beat the Golden State Warriors 124-110 as John Havlicek scored 38 points, keeping them 52 games ahead of New York in the Atlantic Division and within two wins of clinching the division. Other notable results included the Knicks topping Atlanta and the Lakers extending road win records.
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Brick Door Heads Field In $8,000 Oaklawn Feature
Hope star Brief: Brick Door heads a 12-horse field for Oaklawn Park's 1 mile 70 yards Balladier stakes with Don Brumfield to ride 113 pounds. Fleet Grounded and Mr. Thank 'ul among top contenders. others include Mito's Bolero Cremdavelle Bon Voyage Loco Ribot and Poster Painter. Clem's Star wins $9,000 feature by a length over Gallant Mito. posting daily double Ole Toot and Little Marlin return $62.
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Royals Pull Another Switch To Kansas City
The Cincinnati Roy als, formerly Rochester, announce plans to move to Kansas City for the 1972 73 season with home games split between St. Louis Omaha and Municipal Auditorium. League approval pending. Roy als executive VP GM Joe Axelson says attendance in Cincinnati averaged about 3 500 per game.
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Squires Obtain Injunction Over Scott Amid ABA Dispute
The Virginia Squires secured a local court injunction to stop star Charlie Scott from playing for any other pro team for 60 days. The NBA Suns, who signed Scott, plan a multi million dollar suit for conspiracy and interference. Players threaten to refuse future home dates as Kansas City Royals face uncertain coach future with Bob Cousy.
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Duane Thomas Breaks Silence On Dallas Cowboys Career
In an exclusive AP interview in Dallas, Cowboys running back Duane Thomas discusses his cautious return to talk and his view of his treatment. He recalls financial strain, a weak contract, and pressure from agents while defending his attitude as a winner.
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Kentucky State Eyes Third NAIA Title
Kentucky State Thorobreds, led by coach Lucius Mitchell, pursue a third NAIA basketball championship. The 24-5 team rides a 14 game win streak with a 118-68 first round victory over Minot State, while West Georgia looms next after overtime win to reach the second round.
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Allen Spurns 125,000 Offer From White Sox
Slugger Richie Allen spurns a 125000 contract, leaves meeting with GM Stu Holcomb in Sarasota, and seeks a trade. Sox defend loyalty while noting Allen wants more than offered. meanwhile Spring results feature Bahnsen, Cubs, Reds and other exhibition wins.
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Squires roll past Condors as Scott sits out
The Virginia Squires score 156 points to beat the Pittsburgh Condors 156-133 without Charlie Scott who is out in Phoenix. Bernie Williams 23 and Odie Smith 18 lead the scoring with Julius Erving and George Irvine at 27 each. Fatty Taylor 18 and Willie Sojourner 16 contribute in a balanced attack. Ralph Simpson 30 points and Dave Robisch 28 help Philadelphia?
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac
Solunar periods are listed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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