Rangers Edge Black Hawks In Semifinal Thriller
Walter Tkaczuk starred as the Rangers won 3-2 to take a 3-0 lead over Chicago in the NHL Stanley Cup semifinals. Tkaczuk set up Bruce MacGregor on a key shorthanded goal while killing penalties, with Pat Stapleton’s misplayed pass aiding the play. Boston routed St Louis 6-1 as Johnny Buyck netted a hat trick to push their semifinal series lead to 2-0.
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Walter Tkaczuk
New York Rangers
Tkaczuk
Bruce MacGregor
Chicago
Rangers
Black Hawks
Boston
St. Louis
Vic Hadfield
Glen Sather
Gary Smith
Ranger
Smith
Pat Stapleton
Pit Martin
Stapleton
MacGregor
Billy Reay
Reay
Dennis Hull
Dale Rolfe
Johnny Buyck
Bruins
Eddie Westfall
Phil Esposito
Ace Bailey
John McKenzie
Mike Walton
Don Marcotte
Blues
Gerry Cheevers
Mike Murphy
Phil Roberto
Wool production dips again as 1971 output falls
The Agriculture Department reports 1971 wool production at 172 million pounds, down 3 percent from 1970, with record low prices and declining sheep flocks since the early 1960s. Mohair also falls, and total wool value drops sharply. A separate note mentions a new advisory committee to study USDA information procedures.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Don Muhm
Des Moines Register- Tribune
Orion Samuelson
WGN
Chicago
Don Dilworth
John Deer Co
Moline
Stalcup Is Dead at 62. Missouri AD and Coach
Wilbur Sparky Stalcup 62, longtime Missouri athletic director and basketball coach from 1946 to 1961, died after a heart attack complications at Boone County Hospital. A Northwest Missouri State star, he coached at Maryville after playing under Henry Iba and later directed MU athletics before returning to administration. Stalcup earned coach and NABC leadership roles and Helms Hall honors.
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Wilbur (Sparky) Stalcup
University of Missouri
Boone County Hospital
Stalcup
Northwest Missouri State College
Starcup
Henry Iba
Maryville
Jackson
Iba
Colorado
Missouri Tigers
Don Faurot
Dan Devine
Devine
Green Bay Packers
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Helms Foundation Hall of Fame
Knicks wary of Boston in semifinal trap
New York faces Boston in a best-of-seven series with the Celtics aiming to tie. Bill Bradley analyzes how pace and tempo affected Game 3 as the Knicks struggle against Boston’s rhythm. Bucks and Pacers also in action in other playoff rounds with notable series notes.
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Knicks
Bill Bradley
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Bradley
Milwaukee Bucks
Los Angeles
Utah Stars
Bloomington
Ind
Pacers
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Indianapolis
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Uniondale
N.Y
Green His Own Best Audience In T Of C
Hubert Green led the first round of the Tournament of Champions at La Costa with a four under par 68, sharing the lead with Gardner Dickinson as Nicklaus Crampton and Heard followed two strokes behind. Green impressed with a four-foot birdie putt and his unorthodox crouched putt style, needing 27 putts in round one.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Hubert Green
la Costa Country Club
Alabama
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Jerry Heard
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Palmer
Tor
Oaks Hurler Sets Strikeout Record
Iowa pitcher Dave Hamilton carved an American Association record by striking out eight in a row as the Oaks defeated Oklahoma City 6n Thursday night. The old mark was seven. Evansville beat Omaha 5-2 as the Triplets won their fourth in a row. Weather caused postponements and the league schedules continued across several cities. Marty Cassio, 65, of Palermo, Italy, was inducted into the American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame for his 29 year 196 average.
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Associated Press
Dave Hamilton
Iowa
American Association
Oaks
Oklahoma City
Evansville
Omaha
Denver
Tulsa
Wichita
Indianapolis
Carl Taylor
Wilbur Howard
Larry Howard
Keith Lampard
Rafael Batista
Milwaukee
Marty Cassio
Palermo
Italy
American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame
Cassio
Rahway
N.J
ABC
Ottawa Schedule Closed Mondays and Tuesday shows
The notice lists a private party schedule with Mon. Tue. closed. family night priced at $1.00 plus rental for the whole family from 7 to 10. Fridays and Saturdays open. Saturday-Sunday matinee at 2. Substitutes a 475c price for the matinee?
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