New Haven’s Nighthawks win in record fourth overtime
New Haven Nighthawks beat Rochester Americans 2 1 in a record setting 6 hour 18 minute Calder Cup game lasting 134 minutes. Warren Holmes scored the overtime winner after Dave Morrison set up the goal, as goaltending by Tim Bernhardt and Gary Bromley shone amid 153 shots.
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New Haven
Warren Holmes
Nighthawks
Holmes
Amerks
Tim Bernhardt
Dave Morrison
Morrison
Hawks
Steve Patrick
Gary Bromley
Bernhardt
Bromley
Rochester
Tribe rides run game to 13-1 rout of Rangers
Cleveland uses hit and run to back Len Barker six hitter as Indians roar to 13-1 victory over Texas. Harrah, Hayes, McBride and Dybzinski drive offense with multi hit games and 14 total safeties as Barker steadies staff in cold Detroit-like weather.
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Cleveland
Indians
Texas Raspes
Len Barker
Doc Medich
Texas
Tribe
Toby Harrah
Jack Perconte
von Hayes
Perconte
Hayes
Miguel Dilone
Harrah
Bake McBride
Ron Hassey
McBride
Manning
Dybzinski
Me’ Ras
Medich
Dave Schmidt
Schmidt
Paul Mirabella
RBI
Mike Hargrove
Andre Thornton
Barker
Jim Sundberg
Garcia
Sarge Lenny
Milwaukee
Lary Sorensen
Randy Lerch
Brewers
NHL owners learn playoff lesson in last-minute comebacks
UPI reports Edward DeBartolo and Jerry Buss learned a major lesson as Pittsburgh and Los Angeles staged late rallies. Pittsburgh erased a two-game deficit to tie the series with New York 5-2 as Andre St Laurent sparked a Game 4 win, while Los Angeles staged a 6-5 OT triumph over Edmonton to force a pivotal Game 5.
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Toledo
Flint
Saginaw
Milwaukee
Ft. Wayne
Kalamazoo
Maine
Nova Scotia
Binghampton
Hershey
Adirondack
New Brunswick
NHL
United Press International
Edward J. DeBartolo Sr
Jerry Buss
Yogi Berra
DeBartolo
Pittsburgh Penguins
Buss
Los Angeles Kings
Penguins
New York Islanders
Long Island
Andre St. Laurent
Michel Dion
Dion
Pittsburgh
Eddie John
Walrus wins Masters in sudden-death for Stadler
Craig Stadler nicknamed the Walrus fought off a six-shot lead, then survived a playoff with Dan Pohl to win the 46th Masters in dramatic fashion. Pohl faltered with a bogey on the first playoff hole after a fierce back nine surge. Weather, tough greens, and wild pin placements colored an eventful weekend before Stadler clung to victory.
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Waddles
Stadler
Dan Pohl
Pon
Ment
Pohl
Augusta National
Cape Cod
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