Pro Hockey Opens Longest NHL Season In Vancouver
The 546 game NHL schedule starts tonight in Vancouver with the Canucks hosting the Los Angeles Kings. Expansion adds Buffalo and Vancouver, boosting teams to 14 and shifting divisions, with Chicago moving West as St Louis ends a three-season West dominance.
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Carolyn Cudone Tops Women's Senior Golf Championship
Carolyn Cudone opened a 12-stroke edge entering the final round of the USGA Women's Senior Golf Championship at Coral Ridge Country Club in Fort Lauderdale. The Myrtle Beach golfer, 53, shot 75 in the second round to finish two days at 153 over the par-74 layout.
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Logan HarriersSmother Westby in 18 43 rout at Coulee Bowl
Logan High School runners dominated Westby as Dave Loomis won the 2.5 mile Coulee Golf Bowl in 13 59. Gary Kaiser took second in 14 05 and Bruce Kamperschroer of Westby was third in 14 18. The Rangers head to Cadott Tuesday for the Cadott Invitational.
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Packers Favored 17-14 Monday By JACK HAND
NFL picks note Green Bay is favored by three points over San Diego while Detroit Denver and several others remain unbeaten after three weeks. The column previews weekend games and notes Paul Brown's return to Cleveland with Cincinnati Bengals among key matchups.
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Ruffed Grouse Hunting Good in Wisconsin Color Peak Near
Wisconsin weekend outlook good for ruffed grouse hunting with favorable weather. Duck hunting spotty. best reports from Dodgeville Menomonie and La Crosse. Shore fishing on Great Lakes remains good. inland fishing light to fair. Walleyes below dams at La Crosse. Lake Winnebago perch. Color peaks vary by region with southeast and southwest nearing peak in days.
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Borek Captures Metropolitan PGA Championship Title
Locust Valley New York Gene Borek of East Norwich wins the $10 000 Metropolitan PGA Golf Championship with a final round 69 and a 72 hole total of 276, finishing five strokes ahead of the field.
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Pro Cagers' Low Salary is $15,500
The NBA and the players association announced a minimum salary of 15,500 per season, the highest in pro sports, to take effect as the season opens. The agreement also plans a rise to 17,500 with the 1972-73 season and includes increases to the playoff pool and meal money.
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Latch's Bar Upsets Keg in Tavern League Action
Latch's Bar defeated league leader Keg 5-4 to narrow the gap, lifting Latch's to 33-21 while Keg stands 35-19. Other American League results saw Crescent Inn over Krazy K and Library over Fred's 5-4, Vogue losing to Logan 8-1. In National League Marys crushed Latch's 8-1 as Library beat Freds 7-2. Pump edged W and W 8-1, Monitor over Huddle Inn 5-4. Central League leaders Pump had a bye. Fiesta beat Fred's and Factory beat Chris 5-4. Some Place Else defeated North Star 7-2.
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Packers Struggle in Offensive and Defensive Rankings
The Green Bay Packers sit near the bottom of NFL stats this week. They rank 11th in the National Conference on offense with 210 yards per game, 92 rushing and 118 passing, while on defense they are 12th in the conference allowing 332 yards per game, 145 rushing and 187 passing.
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Uruguay Thoroughbred Sol de Noche to race in DC International
Sol de Noche, Uruguay's reigning Thoroughbred champion, will represent Uruguay in the $150,000 Washington, DC International at Laurel Race Course on November 11. Local connections expect a strong showing as the international field attracts top horses from across the Americas.
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