Kings end Blues home unbeaten streak in St Louis
Frank St Marseille scored twice and Danny Maloy added three assists as the Kings beat the St. Louis Blues 4 to 3 at home. Mike Murphy and Gene Carr also scored for Los Angeles as Bob Gassoff faced penalties. Edwards stopped several Blues threats to seal the road win and move the Kings to 21 on the road.
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Vachon Voted Best In NHL For 1972-73
Rogie Vachon of the Los Angeles Kings was named player of the year by Hockey News editors. Al Arbour of the New York Islanders was chosen coach of the year, and Seymour Knox II of the Buffalo Sabres was selected top executive. Vachon led the Kings to 100 points and second in the division with strong marks in goals against average and shutouts.
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Ohio divers win AAU titles in Cleveland and Columbus
Tim Mexicen of Columbus repeated as the one meter springboard champion at the National AAU Indoor Diving Championships in Cleveland. Carrie Trish of Columbus won the women's three meter title as Moore led with 559.68 points, followed by Don Craine at 593.64. Miss Irish had 54 points to 486.15 for Christine Lonck, with Cynthia Potter third and Jennifer Chandler 16th. In London, British bookmakers list Jack Nicklaus as 3 to 1 favorite for the Masters with Johnny Miller second and Gary Player at 7 to 1.
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Yeager Remy presses on with elbow aching resolve
Yeager plays through a sore right elbow while vowing to suit up for the Dodgers. He recalls pitching in pain last August and insists he loves the game, arriving early to warm up pitchers and bat practice, aiming to prove he is the team's top catcher alongside Joe Ferguson. He describes his road through the minors, a missed majors call, and how speed could carry him to the majors despite setbacks.
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Scorer Leads Detroit In Wild Hoop Board Skew
Detroit's Bob Lavier scored four points as wildcard hopes flickered. Chicago, Buffalo, Seattle and Boston posted points in a frenzied scoreboard update with players like Haywood and Hayes contributing for their teams amid a scattered tally of assists and rebounds.
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Lakers fall to Suns in late rally for potential draft flip
Phoenix edged Los Angeles 108 106 as Gary Melchionni hit a 13 foot jumper with four seconds left. The Lakers two games behind Phoenix in the Pacific Division with two to play risk last place and a coin flip for the top draft pick if they lose to Seattle or Portland. Cazzie Russell led LA with 27 in a game hampered by Emore Smith knee injury Goodrich limited to 10 points.
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Moore baseball resumes with crucial Friday clash
After a two week layoff Moore league baseball returns with a key 1975 opener as undefeated Lakewood (4-0) faces Wilson (3-0) in a two game series shaping the league title bid. Jordan and Poly play Friday with Millikan at home and a Lakewood doubleheader with St Anthony looming.
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Navratilova Gains Speed to Upset Women's Tennis Tour
Martina Navratilova, 18, says faster starts will sharpen her game as she climbs to challenge the top players on the women’s tour. She defeated Julie Heldman 6-3 6-3 at the $150,000 Los Angeles event, part of a round robin tourney that will finish on Saturday with hopes she reaches the final. Other results included Chris Evert beating Marcie Louie 6-0 6-1 and Evonne Goolagong defeating Olga Morozova 7-5 6-3. Navratilova is training with Olympian Henry Hines to quicken her starts.
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