Flyers edge Bruins 4-1 to take 2-1 series lead
Terry Crisp scored the decisive early goal as Philadelphia beat Boston 4-1 in the Stanley Cup finals, gaining a two games to one edge. Crisp described a desperate wrist shot that found its mark with Carol Vadnais and Dallas Smith unable to prevent it.
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Hughes slaps Cougars 3 2 in WHA playoff opener
Houston Aeros top Chicago Cougars 3 2 in the WHA championship series opener. Frank Hughes scored a 26 foot slapshot at 4 12 of the third period, boosting Houston’s home ice edge. The game featured a touring Peter Pan set and ongoing series notes about venue, coaching strategies, and early goals.
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Flyers Lose Dornhoefer in Stanley Cup Final
Philadelphia right winger Gary Dornhoefer suffered a shoulder separation and is likely out for the rest of the Stanley Cup finals against the Boston Bruins. Al McAdam, recently recalled from the Richmond farm team, will fill Dornhoefer's spot.
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Beau Baugh 69 earns share of medalist honors in LB golf
Beau Baugh shot 3-under 69 at Recreation Park to tie medalist honors with Howard Coleman and Frank Adams in the Long Beach Match Play qualifiers. Del Walker, 13-year-old David Games, and Al Emmons reached the playoff, with Games becoming the youngest qualifier.
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Petty and Fittipaldi win at diverse motorsports events
Richard Petty of Randal man North Carolina won the Winston Cup Music City USA 420 in Nashville, his eighth victory in ten years, as Cale Yarborough’s engine failed late. Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil captured the Belgian Grand Prix by a wheel in front of Niki Lauda, grabbing the world championship lead.
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Nitehawks top Lakewood as San Bernardino wins big
Western Softball Congress action saw the Long Beach Nitehawks hold a narrow edge over Lakewood as Dennis Cormack drove in five runs with a ninth inning homer and Bob Todd earned relief in a 4 7 3 victory at Mayfair Park. San Bernardino followed with a 5 0 win over Mission Viejo behind Roger Teske's two hit shutout, moving within half a game of the lead.
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Celtics Triumph in Boston Homecoming at Logan Airport
More than 2,000 Celtics fans braved heavy rain to welcome the NBA champions home at Logan International Airport in a festive, orderly celebration. The Boston Celtics defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 102-87 to win the series 4-3, with Massachusetts Port Authority praising the crowd as a Roman festival before police dispersed the area.
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Former NHL forwards and college stars retire and sign with NFL teams
The text notes former St. Louis Blues and Vancouver Canucks player Meyear akt retired in 1972 after a brain tumor. It mentions brother Chica playing for the Chicago Mack Hawks, University of Washington regents approving Husky Stadium use, and several players signed by the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Bell. It also covers stadium changes for a Washington State game, a Tennessee State linebacker donating funds, and SCCA USAC planning a joint Formula 5000 sanctioning.
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Aztecs Triumph in OT Over Dallas Tornado
The Los Angeles Aztecs rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit to beat the Dallas Tornado 3-2 in overtime at East Los Angeles College Stadium before 5,708 fans. Defender Ricardo DeRienzo scored the decisive goal, marking the Aztecs second straight NASL win after defeating Seattle last week.
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