Edwards blanked Bruins as Kings end Boston home win streak
Los Angeles goalie Gary Edwards stopped 38 shots to lift the Kings 2-0 over the Boston Bruins. Juhn Widing and Ralph Backstrom provided the offense as Boston failed to score on home ice for the first time since Nov. 7, 1971.
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Issel Sparks Colonels Past Condors with 39 Points
Dan Issel led the Kentucky Colonels to a 134-124 victory over the Pittsburgh Condors in the ABA. The win followed a Dallas triumph that clinched the East Division title and kicks off Issel’s second season with a three year plan and ongoing playoff push. Denver beat Memphis, Indiana topped Dallas, and New York defeated Carolina in other ABA games.
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Lawton Drivers Dominate Wichita Falls Autocross
Lawton Fort Sill drivers swept 10 of 12 trophies at Wichita Falls with two women winning in men’s classes. Helen Barber captured D production and Sandy Oliphant won GTA while Burt Barber, Bob Mc Cready claimed top spots in A and B production.
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Sims Captures Cycle Victories at Medicine Park
Timmy Sims of Lawton swept all three cycle divisions at Motorcycle Park Sunday. In the 125cc class Jim McCoy and David Wright placed 2nd and 3rd, Randy Seay and Jim Willoughby were 2nd and 3rd in Open, and Darrell Dayton and Ronnie Pointer finished 2nd and 3rd in 20cc.
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Foyt Secures Third Stock Car Victory at Ontario
A. J. Foyt won the Miller High Life 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway, beating Bob Allison by four seconds. The 37 year old Texan led 145 of 200 laps, earning $51,695 and his third major stock car win of the season.
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Russia Dominates World University Games Medal Count
The World University Winter Games in Lake Placid conclude after nine days with Russia leading the medal tally 30 gold, 14 silver, 6 bronze. The United States earned 13 medals, while Poland swept the men's slalom and Japan won the 70 meter ski jump.
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