NHL Scores and Standings From Weekend Games
Regular season results show New York Rangers holding division lead with 7th place in East, Montreal and Detroit among notable teams. Friday’s games featured New York Rangers 3 at Atlanta and Vancouver at Minnesota, while Saturday and Sunday schedules included Pittsburgh at Detroit and New Islanders at New York Rangers with playoff implications.
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NBA Results and Schedule From Eastern Conference Standings
Eastern Conference standings show Boston Buffalo New York Philadelphia in close races. Western Conference notes include Seattle Portland Phoenix and Golden State with multiple games on Sunday CBS broadcast schedules indicate matchups such as Boston at Philadelphia Atlanta at Washington Milwaukee at Detroit and Seattle at Golden State. Regular season ends with notable cross conference games and the upcoming slate.
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Colonels Defy Predictions Win ABA East
Kentucky Colonels defeated New York 108-99 in a one game playoff to claim the ABA Eastern Division title. Artis Gilmore led with 28 points and 33 rebounds as Kentucky built a 47-29 lead and held off a Nets rally. The victory advances Kentucky to the Eastern Division playoffs against Memphis.
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Centralia trips to win with triple winners at meet
Centralia boys dominated Salisbury and Hallsville 103 to 56 with Grege Kaiser taking the mile in 5 03.5 880 in 2 17 and 440 in 55.6. Romine Andreland and Couch added jumps and sprints as Centralia swept both teams. Girls total 62 54 20 led by Chevy Burnett who won high jump softball throw and 440 while Tom Weiskopf leadsGreembro golf.
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Miller Hurls One Hit For Mexico Bulldogs Win First Game
Waynesville split a Mid-State Conference doubleheader with Mexico Friday. In the opener Mexico won 3-1 behind Steve Miller who pitched a one hitter, allowed one leadoff double in the sixth, and struck out eight. Gary McFarland and Robbie McDonald added two hits each.
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Celtics Edge Bullets 95 94 On late Cowens basket
In a tight NBA meeting Boston outlasted Washington as Dave Cowens buried a foul line jumper with four seconds left after John Havlicek fed him on the inbound. Havlicek led Boston with 22 points while Wes Unseld’s 15 seconds left layup gave the Bullets the lead before the collapse. Celtics improve to 59-22, Bullets to 58-22, with playoff implications and remaining games ahead.
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First Full Week Ahead For MMA Spring Sports
Missouri Military Academy moves into its first full week of spring competition across four varsity programs. Baseball opens Monday at Salisbury with 12 returning lettermen led by captain Jack Shropshire and coach Capt. John Hegwein, while golf features two returning lettermen John Speicher and Ralph Riess under coach Capt. Ray Campbell after a 9-6 finish last year. Tennis, coached by Capt. David Steinmetz, returns five lettermen in a lineup boosted by three newcomers, aiming to improve on a 6-3 showing. Track, led by Lt. Dan Beeson and Capt. David Denton, returns 48 lettermen as meets begin with Paris and North Callaway on the schedule.
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Bryant Retires as Giants Pitcher Ends Career
Ron Bryant of the San Francisco Giants retires citing family and business priorities after a troubled 1974 season. The 27-year-old former 24 game winner in 1973 discussed his decision at a news conference, noting plans for restaurant interests in Flagstaff and ranching. Also cut or waived were Claude Osteen of the Cardinals Balor Moore of the Expos and Bobby Valentine of the Angels.
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Spring Baseball Outlook At Community R-6 Is Bright
Laddonia reports a bright spring for Community R-6 Trojans with 10 lettermen returning from an 8-5 fall season. Cliff Cox leads at bat and in steals, pitching staff features Daryl Hopke and Brad Cox, and freshmen provide depth. Opening doubleheader at Mexico Tuesday at 4 30 p.m.
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Reds Open 1975 Season With Dodgers at Riverfront
Reds host defending NL champion Dodgers in season opener at Riverfront Stadium with a near capacity crowd of about 52,000. The game marks a rivalry high in ticket sales as Cincinnati seeks another pennant after recent title contention.
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Mexico Bulldogs Fall to Jefferson City in Tennis Meet
The Mexico Bulldogs were swept 9-0 by Jefferson City in varsity play and 7-2 in junior varsity as the Jays, one of the area’s top teams, handled the match. Mexico’s Ron Toulson won a 6-2 tiebreak, but the rest leaned toward Jefferson City with strong performances at top spots and limited doubles success. The Bulldogs face Fulton Monday in a busy four-matches-in-five-days stretch, seeking improvements in a tougher schedule.
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