Bruins Rout Stars in 7 2 Victory Sparks Tight Adams Race
Boston blanked Minnesota 7 2 as Don Cherry teased after a momentum swing. Buffalo beat Philadelphia 3 1 to stay within two points in the Adams Division with two games in hand.
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Sloan Sees Georgetown Edge in NIT Semifinal
NC State coach Norm Sloan says Georgetown has advantage in Sunday's National Invitation Tournament semifinal at Madison Square Garden due to three prior games there this season. Georgetown coach John Thompson disputes the claim after speaking by phone at NC State’s Case Athletics Center during a news conference.
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Nicklaus Leads At Sawgrass In Tight First Round
Jack Nicklaus shared the first round lead at the TPC with seven players after a birdie finish on the Sawgrass course. Other leaders included Ben Crenshaw Gibby Gilbert John Schroeder Victor Regalado Gary Groh and Bobby Wadkins, with several players one stroke back.
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Davis Cup Sparks Tense Davis Clash in Nashville
South Africa and the United States face protests as Davis Cup action opens at Vanderbilt Gym in Nashville. Vitas Gerulaitis meets Bernie Mitton and Harold Solomon faces Byron Bertram in opening singles with security teams guarding the venue.
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Davis Cup, once glittering, now a decaying artifice
In a Nashville column, Will Grimsley questions the Davis Cup’s relevance as open competition and big money reshape tennis. He recalls historic moments with Tilden, the Four Musketeers, Perry, Budge, and the Aussies, noting dwindling crowds and protests over apartheid as the U S faces South Africa in a Vanderbilt gym match.
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