Czechs End Soviet World Hockey Reign With 3-2 Victory
In Prague 14 000 fans watched Czechoslovakia defeat the Soviet Union 3-2 to win the world championship ending nine years of Soviet supremacy. Vaclav Nedomansky and Richard Farda scored early, Jaromir Holik netted the decisive goal in the second period, and Jiri Holecek held the line in a tense final. Finland beat Sweden 5-4 in the day’s other game.
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Marinaro Signs NFL Contract With Minnesota Vikings
Ed Marinaro the Cornell star signed a National Football League contract with the Minnesota Vikings. Marinaro set NCAA career and single season rushing records and said he was pleased with the terms of the deal.
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Boxing Night in Baltimore Loses? Results Mixed
In Baltimore fights last night Larry Middleton of Baltimore stopped Bob Stallings of New York in six. Johnny Gant of Washington, D.C. outpointed Vernon Mason of Baltimore in twelve welterweights. Alvin Anderson of Baltimore and Dick DiVeronica of Canastota drew in welterweights. In Los Angeles Benny Rodriguez of Los Angeles stopped Yoshiko Suda of Tokyo in eight rounds.
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Sunday Scrimmage Set For Kansas Spring Drill
Kansas football wraps two hours of practice in rain at Memorial Stadium and plans a 2 p.m. Sunday scrimmage led by coach Don Fambrough. QB Rich Jones returns to some duty after back trouble. four Jayhawks sidelined with minor hurts expected back next week.
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Hope Sugar Ray Charity Fight At Hope Gardens
Packy East billed as Bob Hope faces Sugar Ray Robinson in a charity bout at Hope Gardens To lucka Lake residence in North Hollywood. The $50 tickets fund Sugar Ray's Youth Foundation, with Winters predicting a 12 second bout. Sugar Ray says the foundation serves about 20 000 youths across four Los Angeles centers and could expand with funding.
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Hall Inducts Ex Jayhawk Five Others In Hall of Fame
SPRINGFIELD Mass AP six oldtimers were enshrined in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame at Springfield College. Inductees include Edgar A Diddle Robert L Douglas Paul Endacott Max Marty Friedman Edward Gottlieb and Clifford Wells. UCLA coach John Wooden was honored with a dual induction for playing and coaching achievements. The ceremony also awarded the France Pomeroy Award to Scott Martin and the Lapchick Trophy to Travis Grant. Kennedy urged the newcomers to respect the game’s history.
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Marty) Friedman
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Snapshot
Standings show Baltimore leading Detroit by 1 run as rain affects Milwaukee at New York. Friday games include Baltimore at Cleveland and New York at Boston with several night matches across the circuit. Sunday slate lists Baltimore at Cleveland and New York at Boston among others.
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Kansas Sets Archery and Firearms Deer Seasons
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced archery deer season opens Oct 1 statewide, firearms season Dec 2 with a close Dec 6 in High Plains units and Dec 10 elsewhere. Eight thousand sixty five firearms permits will be issued across 20 units. archery permits have no limit. Applications run July 10 to Aug 5. one permit per individual.
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