Martin ties NHL rookie mark in Sabres Flyers draw
Buffalo rookie Rick Martin scored his 38th goal to match the rookie record, but a late stick incident with Flyers goalie Don McLeod left McLeod with a sprained knee and Philadelphia earning a 4-4 tie. Montreal and Boston also battled to a 2-2 draw as Dryden turned away 39 shots.
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Rick Martin
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McLeod
Doug Favell
Philly
John Ashley
Buffalo
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Flyers
Bobby Clarke
Boston
Montreal
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Toronto
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Gil Perreault
Ken Dryden
Gerry Cheevers
Gridders Set Cinder Pace
The article notes track stars across colleges setting world records and near-record marks. Cliff Branch of Colorado tied the indoor 60-yard dash record, Edesel Garrison won the 440-yard dash at the USTFF meet, Rod Milburn earned outstanding athlete, and other football players excel in track events. Milburn targets Olympic glory. Branch contemplates pro football later.
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Colorado
Cliff Branch
Oakland Raiders
Houston
Southern California
Edesel Garrison
Southern University
Rod Milburn
Michigan State
Herb Washington
Baltimore Colts
East Lansing
Mich
Branch
Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Willie McGee
Alcorn A&m
George Young
University of Illinois
Gerald Tinker
Milburn
Southern
Munich
Germany
Willie Davenport
Davenport
Marshall Dill
Michigan
Dill
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Wisconsin
Pat Matzdorf
Colgate
Chris Dunn
Louisville
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Josef Plachy
Czechoslovakia
Sports International
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Mel Pender
Delano Meriwether
Athens
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Calif
Russia
Valeriy Borzov
Ucla
Warren Edmonson
Emil Puttemans
Belgium
Vancouver
B.C
Lee Evans
Kathy Hammond
Sacramento
Penny Werthner
Ottawa
Patty Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Balance Key As College Teams Chase Conference Titles
College leaders chase conference crowns as tight races emerge. Louisville tops the Missouri Valley after an 84-66 win over Tulsa while Ohio State and Minnesota share the Big Ten lead. North Carolina and Virginia duel in the ACC, UCLA stays atop the Pac-8, and other leagues show slim margins with several co leaders and close margins across the map.
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Kentucky
Nebraska
Kansas St
Alabama
Konsas
Georgia
Oklahoma
Auburn
Iowa State
Louisiana State
Colorado
Mississippi
Ohie
Vanderbilt
Miss. State
Florida
Louisiana
Pet Tech
Ohio State
Tex Arlington
Minnesota
Arkansas St
Abilene Christian
Mich
Boyior
Virginia Ae
Arkansas
Caroling
Rice
Mearyland
Houston
Duke
N.C. State
Clemson
Missouri Valley
Wake Forest
Louisville
St Louis
Memphis St
Penn
Bradley
Princeton
Wichita St
Brown
N. Texas St
Tulsa
Yale
UCLA
Furman
Southern Col
E Carolina
Washington
Wm. & Mary
Stanford
the Citadel
Oregon St
California
Richmond
Vo.Military
Washington St
Appalachian
Oregon
WCAA
Ohio Valley
Santo Clare
San Frencisco
Tenn Tech
Nevada-Las Vegas
Tastern Ky
Seattle
Morehead
Pepperdine
Middle Tenn
St. Mary's
Western
Ky Loyola
East Tenn
Nevada-Reno
Murray State
Austin Peay
Brigham Young
Marquette
New Mexico
Texas-El Paso
Oral Roberts
Arizona State
Hawaii
Marsnail
Colorado State
Providence
Utah
South Carolina
Arizona
Duquesne
Wyoming
Florida State
Big Sky
Niagara
Detroit
Jacksonville
Weber State
Syracuse
Montana
Montana State
Pan American
Gonzaga
New Mexico State
New Arizona
St. John's
N.Y
Boise State
Villanova
Idaho State
Colgate
Idaho
Fairleigh Dickinson
Holy Cross
Mid-American Fordham
Penn State
West Texas State
Toledo
St Bonaventure
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Kent State
Creighton
Miami
Oklahoma City
Western Mid
Canisius Vi
Bowling Green Hardin-Simmons Nn
Fairfield
West Virginia
Vames Army
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Pitt
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Dayton YW
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de Paul
San Jose St
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LaSalle
Geo Washington
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West Chester
Iona
Manhattan
Ken Rappoport
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Lamar
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Southern
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Hay
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Marshall
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ACC
Dean Smith
Smith
Bill Musselman
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Olympics Judge Controversy Spurs Bitter Reactions in Sapporo
European subsidies and Soviet state support blur amateur lines while Brundage demands proof of violations. Skaters complain of judge bias as Janet Lynn earns bronze and U S teens receive loud boos for cutting edge style.
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Soviet Union
Horst Freese
West Germany
Brundage
Anne Famose
France
International Ski Federation
FIS
Radio Luxembourg
Alois Schodel
Janet Lynn
John Misha Petkevich
America
Ken Shelley
Gordon McKellen Jr
Jo Jo Starbuck
Downey
Calif
Shelley
Mark Militano
Dix Hills
N.Y
Melissa
U.S
Mark
Sayonara
Sapporo
Regional basketball battles heat up across Class A and B
Chatty and Geronimo co host a Class B regional with Indiahoma. Class A fields see Cache Sterling and FSIS on the road. Chattanooga bases the B regional at Warrior gym as first rounds begin. winners advance to later rounds in a crowded, near-by slate. National college action intertwines with conferences as Marquette, North Carolina, and Texas teams chase titles amid upsets and key matchups.
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Geronimo
Indiahoma
Cache
Sterling
Fort Sill
Chatty
FSIS
Mt. View and Sentinel
Alex
Amber Pocasset
Warrior Gym
Bray Central
Thackerville
Pernell
Ryan-Terral
Thackerville-Pernell
Sentinel
Grandfield
Apache
Bulldogs
Fort Cobb
Cheyenne
Cyril
Mt. View
Lookeba-Sickles
Waurika
Eagles
Granite
Gable Arouses Russian Wrath After Dual Meet Victory
Io Wan Dan Gable pinned Islas Tomarev in the 149.5 pound class at a United States Soviet dual meet in Kiev. The Waterloo native and two time national champion from Iowa State drew sharp Soviet threats that they would find a wrestler to beat him in Munich Olympics.
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U.S.S.R
Dan Gable
Islas Tomarev
Soviet Union
Gable
Waterloo
Iowa State
Munich
Germany
Pacers rally to topple Cougars as Daniels shines in ABA win
Mel Daniels returned in the fourth quarter to score 11 points helping the Indiana Pacers beat Memphis 123 110 in the ABA. George McGinnis added 28, Bill Keller 24, while Carolina faded after a 7 1 lead. Dan Issel led Kentucky past the Cougars 121 98 with 35 points.
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Indiana Pacers
Carolina Cougars
Jim McDaniels
Daniels
Pacers
American Basketball Association
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Indiana
George McGinnis
Bill Keller
McGinnis
Carolina
Kentucky
Colonels
Dan Issel
Artis Gilmore
Gene Littles
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