Canadiens stun Bruins in seventh game to end Boston's dynasty
Montreal rookie goalie Ken Dryden turned aside 46 Boston shots as the Canadiens beat the Bruins 4-2 in the Stanley Cup quarterfinals. Montreal moves on to face the Minnesota North Stars in the semifinals, while Boston exits after a record-setting season. Dryden credited his calm in relief of the pressure, saying it felt no greater than past competitions. The Bruins led early but Montreal surged with goals from Houle, Tremblay, and Mahovlich, sealing the series comeback.
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Men's key tourney kicks off tomorrow at Elyria Bowl
Fourteen teams launch the 33rd Elyria Bowling Association Tournament tomorrow at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Firing starts 6:30 pm on alleys 13 through 26 with five-man teams. The event runs Saturday to May 7, featuring United Polish Club League entries and a Bowling Center All Stars squad.
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Dunning hurls one hit shutout as Indians split with Senators
In a doubleheader at the Stadium, Steve Dunning pitched a one hit complete game shutout to lift the Indians to a 1-0 win in the nightcap after Sam McDowell faltered in the opener. Washington won the first game 4-1, aided by nine walks and miscues. Pinson keyed Cleveland's lone run in game two, singling and stealing second to score Ted Uhlaender.
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Major League standings and results update
Baseball standings show Boston 1 over Detroit, Baltimore 11 over New York and Washington 4 0, Cleveland 0 1, California 5 over Milwaukee 1 4, Oakland 1 over Kansas City 4 1. Chicago 2 over Kansas City at Minnesota with various pitchers noted. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Oakland at California and other matchups. The NBA notes Milwaukee Bucks to host Game 1 of the best-of-seven finals against Baltimore or New York Knicks, with Game 2 set for next Sunday in New York or Baltimore.
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Expos stun Reds with doubleheader sweep to lead division
The Montreal Expos defeated the defending NL champion Cincinnati Reds 4-2 and 5-3 to move into first place in the NL East for the first time in three years. Veterans Rusty Staub and Bobby Wine sparked the offense with nine hits combined, and manager Gene Mauch cautioned that it is early to crown a leader. The Expos had trailed the division by as many as six games last April and had not been over .500 by this point in the season. Also in NL action, San Francisco swept Chicago, New York split with Pittsburgh, Houston beat Los Angeles, Atlanta edged Philadelphia, and St Louis topped San Diego.
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