Bruins star Bobby Orr wins three NHL awards in season
Boston star defenseman Bobby Orr becomes the first defenseman to win the league scoring crown and collects the Hart Norris and Calder trophies along with the Vezina for fewest goals. Tony Esposito wins Calder. Red Berenson finishes high. Bruins sweep Blues to claim Stanley Cup in 1941 style celebration.
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Saban Signs Anderson to Denver Broncos Contract
Denver coach Lou Saban smiles as Bobby Anderson joins the Broncos after a college career at Colorado. Anderson set 18 CU records and led the Big Eight in total offense, leaving Saban hopeful for 11 touchdowns.
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Rockets Face Must Win to Claim Western Division Title
The Los Angeles Stars must win today in Denver to secure the Western Division crown and advance to face the Indiana Pacers in the league championship. The Rockets, who rallied with a late jumper and overtime victory in their last meeting, have snapped a 24 game home win streak by the Stars. Coach Joe Belmont said the team must finish strong at home to maintain momentum.
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West Germany Takes 2-1 Cup Zone Lead in Davis Cup
In Bad Homburg West Germany led Denmark 2-1 in European Zone Davis Cup play after an easy doubles win. Christian Kuhnke and Tage Buding defeated Ulrich Hedelund and Carl Edward Hedelund 6 1 6 1 6 4.
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Los Angeles Front Runner For 1980 Olympic Bid
Los Angeles leaders claim superiority in the IOC bid race as Moscow and Montreal vie for the 1980 Games. Kilroy predicts LA would gain about 42 million in TV receipts and vows reinvestment into the Olympic movement, while experts still favor Moscow. Montreal’s Drapeau warns IOC could show politics in the vote.
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Chicubs Rally Past Reds In High Scoring Homer Battle
The Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati 10 7 in a homer filled game. Williams hit a three run shot and Hickman Perez Kessinger each contributed key hits as Cincinnati bolstered a two homer second inning but Chicago rallied with four runs in the fifth and two more in the fourth. Hal McRae and Tony Perez each homered twice for Cincinnati.
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Derby Champ Dust Commander Heads to Preakness
Dust Commander the 1970 Derby winner trained by Don Combs and owned by Robert Lehmann left Churchill Downs for the Preakness in Baltimore on May 16. A swelling in the left foreleg delayed entry but vets declared him healthy after an early workout. Final decision on entry will be made by Thursday with a 510 000 supplemental fee if chosen.
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