Rookies Key Men for Two NHL Expansion Teams
Buffalo Sabres and Vancouver Canucks rely on rookie stars Gil Perreault and Dale Tallon as the NHL expands to 14 teams for 1970 71. Gordie Howe shifts to defense with Detroit, while seven new coaches join the league.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Vancouver Canucks
NHL
Sabres
Gil Perreault
Canucks
Dale Tallon
Chicago
Perreault
Jean Beliveau
Montreal
Canadiens
Tallon
Toronto Marlboros
Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
Ned Harkness
Harkness
Cornell
Jackie Gordon
Minnesota
al Arbour
St. Louis
Larry Regan
Los Angeles
Tom Johnson
Boston
Punch Imlach
Buffalo
Hal Laycoe
Vancouver
Imlach
Toronto
Laycee
NHL to Break Ties by Wins and Points
The NHL Board of Governors adopted a new tie breaking method for end of season standings. Ties will favor the team with more victories. if still tied, the club with more points in its own games. and if still tied, the best record in its division. The change ends last year's goal total system that drew criticism.
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NEW York
National Hockey League
NHL Board of Governors
New York Rangers
Detroit
Hockey Exhibition Results Tie Playoffs and Deals
NHL results include Boston eight, New York six and Philadelphia three to Oakland one. Los Angeles two, Toronto two. one game left to clinch a playoff berth. NHL settles territorial indemnification with WHL and AHL for Vancouver and Buffalo. AHL to receive 750000 from Sabres and WHL 750000 from Canucks. Draft price raised to 40000, waiver unchanged. face-off trial abandoned. Penguins to remain in Pittsburgh. Barrel racing awards at Hope Coliseum feature Phillis Goodner and Donna Fry with saddle and horse trailer prizes. Round-up Oct 10–11 with 60 entrants expected.
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Vancouver
Tallon
Ray Cullen
Minnesota
Orland Kurtenbach
Buffalo
Phil Goyette
Lady Byng
St. Louis
Roger Crozier
Detroit
Montreal
Ted Harris
Bobby Rousseau
Billy Collins
Claude Larose
North Stars
Toronto
Jacques Plante
Plante
Bruce Gamble
Los Angeles
Bob Pulford
Murray Oliver
Maple Leafs
Harris
Rousseau
Jim Lorentz
Boston
Chris Bordeleau
Ray Fortin
Bob Wall
Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Oakland
NHL
AHL
Buffalo Sabres
WHL
Vancouver Canucks
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Pittsburgh Penguins
Pittsburgh
Phillis Goodner
Donna Fry
Arkansas
Hope Coliseum
Phillis
Donna
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Barrel Racing Asso
Freshmen to Play Tech at Little Rock
The University of Arkansas freshmen play Texas Tech at Little Rock in their only hometown appearance. Both teams won their openers last week, with Arkansas freshmen beating SMU Colts 30-13 and Texas Tech Picadors defeating New Mexico Military JC 55-7.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Texas Tech
Picadors
SMU
New Mexico Military Junior College
Longhorn Fans Prep for Oklahoma Showdown
Texas fans gear up for the nationally televised game with Oklahoma as No. 2 Texas pursues a 23rd straight win. Coach Darrell Royal notes the Sooners are a strong equal, with Defensive halfback Danny Lester nursing a sprained arch and possibly missing the matchup against his Amarillo high school teammate Money Johnson.
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Keever
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Texas Longhorn
Oklahoma
Texas
Darrell Royal
Longhorn Club
University of Texas
Charles LeMaistre
Danny Lester
UCLA
Amarillo
Money Johnson
Sooners
Johnson
Lester
Longhorns
Eddie Phillips
Charles Speyrer
Royal
Simpson Will Play With Denver Team
ABA trustees allowed college star Ralph Simpson to fulfill his contract with the Denver Rockets. Denver fined $10,000 for signing as a hardship case without league notice, and the team loses its No 1 college draft pick next year. The decision cited the need for an expanded league to avoid such cases.
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New York
Ralph Simpson
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
ABA
Jack Dolph
Simpson
Rockets
Dolph
Denver
National Basketball Association
Congress
CBS
NBA
Abc-Tv
Michigan State
Michigan
Don Kingsley
Broyles Criticizes Arkansas Offense After Workout
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles blasted his team's offensive unit after a 90 minute session in Fayetteville. He named captains for the Saturday game with Baylor: Chuck Dicus Ronnie Hammers Jerry Moore and Bruce James. Duke explained Kansas State sanctions stemmed from violations in four areas including financial aid unethical conduct scholastic eligibility and recruiting practices. Athletic Council chair C Clyde Jones echoed disappointment at the severity and noted remedial actions already taken. Assistant coach Dick Tomey was barred from recruiting until May 41 1972 and John Novotny was reprimanded.
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Cary
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
K-State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wildcats
Kansas
Wayne Duke
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
NCAA
Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Baylor
Chuck Dicus
Ronnie Hammers
Jerry Moore
Bruce James
Duke
Athletic Council
C. Clyde Jones
Dick Tomey
John Novotny
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