Morris tops Streator in 4th quarter rally for 71 57 win
Morris used a strong second half to defeat Streator 71 57, ending the Bulldogs four game skid. Dan Darlington praised the team for disciplined defense on Mike Martin and a balanced attack led by Chuck Ader and Wayne Bradley. Streator was without Tom Eplin for disciplinary reasons.
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Hawks Acquire Eddie Johnston From Blues
St Louis trades veteran goalie Eddie Johnston to Chicago for future considerations. Ed Staniewski is recalled from the CHL affiliate to back up Tony Esposito as Mike Weiser sits sidelined by a blood disorder. Johnston, 43, played 548 NHL games and 12 this season. The exchange follows Staniewski’s 7-3-0 record with Salt Lake and aims to bolster the Hawks before Thursday vs the Kings.
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Pardee named Redskins coach quickly moves to work
Washington selects Jack Pardee as head coach after firing George Allen. Pardee signs a multi year contract and starts meeting assistants to assess next season’s potential. He returns to the Washington area, played and coached under Allen 1971 1973, leaves Bears after 4 10 7 7 9 5 season arc.
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Panthers cruise past Seneca to 19-0 record
Gardner-South Wilmington thrashed Seneca 85-43 as four Panthers reached double figures led by Bret Male with 18. The host shot 66 percent, cut fouls, and stretched their season mark to 19-0 while Seneca dropped to 8-8 and heads to Dwight Friday.
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Bulls close gap on Denver with big win
United Press International reports Chicago defeated Denver 131-114 to trim the Nuggets lead to three games. Bench play sparked the win with 34-26 edge and 10 assists to four, as Wilbur Holland 26 Scott May 22 Mickey Johnson 20 led the Bulls while David Thompson 26 and Dan Issel 23 led Denver.
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