Engineer Icers Down Penn 18 2 in Strong RPI Win
RPI erupted for 18 goals beating Pennsylvania 18 to 2 before 3,500 at the Field House. Barry Law led with two goals and four assists. Dale Watson and John Renwick each sparked hat tricks as 10 Engineers scored. The victory spots RPI as a top scorer and tests defense ahead of next week's schedule facing Cornell and St. Lawrence.
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Bruins Triumph 7-5 Over Red Wings in Boston
Veteran John McKenzie scored three goals including the hat trick as the Bruins rallied from a 5-5 tie to beat Detroit 7-5 at Boston Garden. Fred Stanfield Ed Shack and McKenzie sparked a 3-0 start, Detroit answered, Williams sealed the win with a late tally before another sellout crowd of 13,909.
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Black Hawks edge North Stars 2-1 on late power goals
Chicago gained a 2-1 win over Minnesota as Doug Mohns scored twice on second period power plays. He capitalized on passes from Stan Mikita and Ken Wharram, with Bobby Hull’s shot injuring goalie Garry Bauman who left the ice unconscious briefly before being replaced by Dei dre Maniago.
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Muskies Take Eastern Lead With 121 99 Win Over Pacers
Minnesota Muskies move into first in the ABA Eastern Division by routing Indiana 121 99. The 14 5 Muskies outscored Indiana 31 20 in the third quarter and stretched their win streak to nine at home. Don Freeman led with 26 points, Les Hunter added 20 while Oliver Darden and Jerry Harkness each scored 15 for Indiana. Roger Brown was held to six as Indiana fell to 14 6.
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Rockets Defeat Pipers 112 to 99 in Denver
Denver Rockets beat the Pittsburgh Pipers 112 99 to win their second straight ABA game. Tom Bowens and Wayne Hightower each scored 26 points as Denver built a lead early and held off a late push. Chico Vaughn led Pittsburgh with 29 points including seven three pointers.
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Lakers Beat Hawks in 109-105 NBA thriller
Los Angeles Lakers outscored the St. Louis Hawks 109 to 105 to snap a two game skid. Archie Clark led with 20 points and Jerry West added 19 as Los Angeles built a third quarter lead and held on. Len Wilkens scored 21 for St Louis and Paul Silas added 20.
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Weigle Honored At Dinner At Mechanicville High
Ted Weigle received a $1,000 testimonial tribute at Sunset Inn for 40 years in Mechanicville High School physical education. The Dunkirk native joined the staff in 1928 after Lacrosse State Univ graduation and as coach and athletics director, with many former players present. Dinner chairs were Tim Sullivan and Lan Cimino. toastmaster was Al Alvarez. speaker Homer Peters. attendees included David Millman and Mayor John Connors.
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Flyers Triumph Over Kings 7 2 To Take Division Lead
Philadelphia Flyers routed the Los Angeles Kings 7 2 to grab first in the Western Division. The Flyers built a 5 0 lead by 11 17 of the second period as Wayne Bulledge left the game. Seven Flyers contributed with early goals from Rochefort Hannigan and Hoekstra, while Sutherland and Dornhoffer added late rebounds.
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Backers To Fight Middle Champ In Portland Showdown
Billy Backus of Canastota New York will meet Gene Herrick New England middleweight champion of Saco in a 10 round bout at the Exposition Building promoter Sam Silverman said. Backus replaces teammate Andy Cortex who injured a hand in a knockout win in Syracuse Friday night.
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CCHS Tops Tolentine Troy Cops Festival Victory
Troy High, led by Randy and Carl Gamble and Wally Gambrell, beat Mt. Vernon 55-48 to win the Troy High Basketball Festival first period title. Catholic Central defeated St Nicholas Tolentino 65-53. Troy led 16-7 after one, 34-19 at halftime, before Mt. Vernon rallied briefly in the third.
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Gurney Weathers Protests Spark Riverside Uproar
Riverside California AP reports a surge of protests amid rising tensions as Dan Gurney faces public demonstrations. Police race to manage crowds while officials call for restraint and dialogue during the unrest.
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Rangers Edge Blues 1-0 In Tight NHL Finish
Phil Goyette scored with four minutes left as the New York Rangers defeated the St. Louis Blues 1-0. Goyette's backhand goal broke a scoreless game behind goalie Gilles Villemure, who earned his first NHL shutout by stopping 35 shots while Seth Martin faced 96 shots in a tough loss for the amateur-classified Blues.
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