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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1982

Page

11

Islanders claim third straight Stanley Cup in sweep

The New York Islanders completed a four-game final sweep of Vancouver to win their third consecutive NHL championship. Bossy earned playoff MVP honors with 17 goals and 29 points, while Trottier and Potvin contributed key plays as coach Arbour secured his seventh Cup.

Associated Press New York Islanders Canucks Vancouver British Columbia Islanders Bryan) Trottier Roger Neilson Mike Bossy Denis) Potvin Arbour Trottier Potvin Bill Smith Bill Torrey Long Island Torrey Montreal Quebec Pittsburgh Rangers The Isles Madison Square Garden NHL

Wichita State eliminates SIU from Valley playoffs

Wichita State knocked SIU Carbondale 12-8 in a Missouri Valley Conference elimination game as SIU failed to hold an early lead. Saluki pitcher Rich Koch struggled and Ken Caulfield allowed the finale, while Charlie O’Brien drove eight RBI for Wichita State. Joe Richardson homered and Rob Clark pitched eight strong innings for SIU, who end 32-20. Wichita State moves to an NCAA regional with a 30-11 record.

Terre Haute Ind Itchy Jones Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Jones Salukis Indiana State Wichita State SIU C RBI Kurt Reid Reid Shockers Wichita Rob Clark Ken Klump Klump Clark Koch Joe Richardson Caulfield Charlie O’brien O‘brien O’brien Gene Stephenson Stephenson Ken Nichollet Omaha Sycamores Mark Walberg Jerry Halstead Carterville Richardson Saluki Mike Mesh ISU Mike Ruth Dave Browning Mesh Ruth Browing Corey Zawadzki Kevin Weaver Eee

Mahler Ends Win Drought as Braves Roll to 13-0 Lead

Rick Mahler, who opened the season with two consecutive shutouts, finally secured a win after six appearances without a decision. Atlanta Braves surged to a record 13-0 start, capitalizing on his return to success amid a dry spell.

Atlanta Rick Mahler Cy Young Mahler Braves

Braves two-out rally sinks Cardinals 5 2

Right-hander Mahler earns third win as Atlanta tops St. Louis 5-2. In the first inning, Glenn Hubbard and Dale Murphy reach on walks before Bob Horner delivers a two-run double. Chambliss, Pocoroba, and Ramirez add two more hits and run scores, while Keith Hernandez and George Hendrick homer for the Cardinals in the fourth. Mahler had previously opened with two straight complete-game wins.

Atlanta St. Louis Cardinals Braves Glenn Hubbard Dale Murphy Steve Mura Bob Horner Chris Chambliss Sin Gled Horner Biff Pocoroba Rafael Ramirez Chambliss Mura Pocoroba Cardinal Keith Hernandez George Hendrick

76ers wary despite 3-1 lead in conference finals

Philadelphia outplayed Boston 119-94 as Andrew Toney scored 39 and Julius Erving urged focus not celebration. The 76ers warned against emotional swings after previous 3-1 collapses while Nate Archibald's absence hampered Boston. Robert Parish led the Celtics with 18, Dawkins added 16 for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Philadelphia 76Ers Boston Celtics 76Ers Billy Cunningham National Basketball Association Celtics Boston Los Angeles Lakers San Antonio Spurs Andrew Toney Fitch Toney Tiny Robert Parish Darryl Dawkins

Nicklaus ends long dry spell at Colonial win

Jack Nicklaus won the Colonial National Invitation for his first title in two years, finishing 7 under 273 to earn $63,000. Andy North and Danny Edwards faltered on the ninth and 15th holes, while Jerry Pate and Tom Kite finished near the leaders. Nicklaus credited his late surge on the 10th and relied on his late son Steve for green-reading counsel.

Fort Worth Texas Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Andy North Danny Edwards North Edwards Tom Kite

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