Canadiens Triumph 18th Stanley Cup in 6-4 Win
Montreal defeated Chicago 6-4 in the final to claim hockey's top prize for an 18th time. Yvan Cournoyer scored the winner on a rebound, lifting the Canadiens to the title as Pit Martin notched a playoff hat trick for the Hawks.
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Reed MVP Knick D Guards L A In Five
The Knicks beat the Lakers 102 93 to win the NBA title as Willis Reed earned the series MVP for the second time in four years. Reed scored 18 and grabbed 12 rebounds with Earl Monroe 23 points and Bill Bradley 20 guiding a balanced attack.
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Stowe Traded to Cowboys in Key Wide Receiver Swap
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula called the deal the best for all concerned as Otto Stowe was traded to the Dallas Cowboys for WR Ron Sellers and a second round draft choice.
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Wood Wins Eighth As White Sox Edge Angels In 12 Innings
Wilbur Wood earned his eighth win of the season and seventh in a row for the Chicago White Sox despite a tough outing, as they edged the California Angels 4-3 in 12 innings. Bill Singer struck out 13 over 11, but a late 12th inning rally, highlighted by Jorge Orta and Pat Kelly, gave Boston? No, Chicago the win.
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Baseball doubleheader results and standings from the league
The recap lists scores from several games including Chicago over California 4-3 in 12 innings with Wood earning the win and Perranoski space. Detroit edging Kansas City 8-3 with Holtzman and Fosse homering. Cleveland 3-1 over Boston with Tidrow and Fisk. and St Louis defeating San Francisco 8-69 with McDowell getting the win. Standings show the East lead with Chicago 16-13 and Pittsburgh 12- kd, while West lists San Francisco 24-10 and Cincinnati 18-13. later schedule provides projected pitchers for multiple games today.
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Mingori Recalled by Indians to 25 Man Roster
The Cleveland Indians recalled left handed pitcher Steve Mingori from the Oklahoma City farm club bringing the team's roster to 25 players.
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Early Start For 17 Team Girls Softball League
The girls softball season opens Monday after school with 17 teams, one fewer than last year. Austin Shadle, park and recreation director, says the delay last year was due to incomplete scheduling. Next week’s games list matchups across three days with six or more contests each evening.
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