Denver Portland hockey playoffs and scattered sports results
OCR text covers NHL playoffs Denver vs Portland and Portland at Beaver with dates April 2 and 25, plus Denver at Portland. It lists various team matchups and scores, then shifts to a long, garbled collage of sports results across baseball, bowling, water polo, and college events, naming teams, players, and venues with partial dates and standings. The mix is fragmented but preserves entities like Denver, Portland, Washington, Houston, Cleveland, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, and several player names and event notes.
Goolagong buys Hilton Head Racquet Club in U S
Yvonne Goolagong and husband Roger Cawley have purchased the Hilton Head Racquet Club in South Carolina for about 1 million dollars. They partner with Richard Duke and wife, plan to rename the club Goolagongs, expand by 12 acres, and expect the birth of Miss Goolagong's baby next month.
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McCovey Drives in Pair of Runs in Giant Triumph
Willie McCovey singled home two in the sixth to turn a 4-4 tie into a San Francisco victory over Houston. Jim Barr pitched seven strong innings for the Giants, while Dick Ruthven earned his third straight win for Atlanta as the Braves beat San Diego 4-1. The Phillies’ rally vs. Chicago surged with two runs in the third and Larry Bowa, Greg Luzinski, and Johnstone contributing key hits in a 7-5 win. Montreal blanked Pittsburgh 6-0 as Warren Cromartie drove in three with a triple and a run.
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Darrell Evans
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Floyd Bannister
Jim Barr
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Dick Ruthven
Rowland Office
Gary Matthews
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Greg Luzinski
Jay Johnstone
Dane Torg
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Mike Krukow
Saredom Larry Christenson
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Skip Lockwood
Don Stanhouse
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Warren Cromartie
Montreal
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Dave Cash
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Terry Forster
Larry Demery
Larry Parrish
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Gary Carter
Bilis Valentine
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Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
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Frank White
Rick Burleson
Unee Ae
State
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Aleet Ag
Toby Harrah
Mike Harve
Ken Henderson
Jays Hand Yanks Fifth Loss in Row
Rookie Jerry Garvin limited New York to eight hits as the expansion Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Yankees 8-3. It was Garvin's third victory, the most in the majors, and New York's fifth straight defeat. Otto Velez drove in two as Toronto piled up 11 hits including three doubles.
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New York
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Yankees
Gavin
Toronto
Otto Velez
Jamie Quirk
Dan Thomas
Oakland
Manny Sanguillen
Milwaukee
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A’s
Earl Williams
Rich McKinney
Baltimore
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Leach's goals spark Flyers in 2-0 win over Leafs
Reggie Leach scored twice for the Philadelphia Flyers to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-0 in the Stanley Cup quarterfinals. Wayne Stephenson earned the shutout as Philadelphia split the series, needing another win at Maple Leaf Gardens to advance to the semifinals.
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Reggie Leach
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Maple Leaf Gardens
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Wayne Stephenson
USC Edges Pepperdine 4 3 In Ninth Inning Drive
USC won 4 to 3 as Rick Hertel drove in two runs including the go ahead sacrifice fly in the eighth inning. Pepperdine faltered late while USC held on for the victory Tuesday night.
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Rick Hertel
Pepperdine
MEYER Leaves Rams After Four Seasons Of Credit
Meyer has been an assistant coach for 24 seasons starting in Denison Ohio and coaching at Wake Forest Florida and Alabama before joining the 49ers in 1968. He worked under Webb Ewbank with the Jets four seasons before joining Chuck Knox. Knox says Meyer is greatly responsible for the Rams potent offense, which led the NFC in points in 1976, contributing to the Rams' 44-11-1 record over the past four years.
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Denison Co
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Florida
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New York Jets
Chuck Knox
Wake Forest
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Bullets rally past Houston in quarterfinal thriller
Washington Bullets, led by rookie Mitch Kupchak, overcome a 16 1 Rockets start to seize a 48 40 halftime tie and pull ahead in the third. Phil Chenier scores 20 as Houston’s Mike Newlin tops 20.
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Mitch Kupcbak
Washington Bullets
Houton
Rockets
Phil Chenier
Kings Face Possible Path to Semifinals in Playoff Preview
Fragmentary sports notes outline potential Kings progression and matchups in the semifinals versus Montreal if they advance, with references to Boston Philadelphia and Toronto as quarterfinals rivals. Names such as O'Reilly and Murdoch appear in the unreadable tail end, indicating line play and scoring mentions from the game ledger.
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Angels Rally in Oakland as Tanana Notches Second Complete Game
Angels edge Athletics 6-7 in Oakland with Frank Tanana pitching a two earned run game despite early slips. Jim Spencer homered and Eric Sockholm added a solo shot while Rudi is cheered by 12,625 fans at Anaheim Stadium as Anaheim stays two games back in the AL West.
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