—The Daily Collegian Monday, May 8, 1978
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Orest
Kindrachuk's rebound score over
Boston's sprawling goaltender
,in the
second period snapped a tie, and the
Philadelphia Flyers went on to
. beat the
Bruins 3-1 Sunday night for their first
victory in this National Hockey League
semifinal playoff.
It was Kindrachuk's second shot in the
series and his second score.
Kindrachuk's goal from the left circle
helped Philadelphia reduce the Boston
lead in the best-of-seven series to 2-1.
Then the Lions 'wised up' and beat the Owls
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By JON SARACENO
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
The men's tennis team remembered
something very , important Saturday
morning at Princeton. ". ,
It remembered how to lose, as 20th
ranked Princeton walloped the, visiting
Lions 8-1. Not since March 14, ;when
when
Maryland edged the host Lions.s-4, had
State even been involved in iT close
match; let alone a losing one.
The Lions, 16-2, regained their magic
touch Sunday afternoon at Temple with
a 6-3 victory over the Owls and; in the
process, set a school record for most
wins in a season with 16.
his
) DALLAS (AP) Tom Watson, twice tied by Lee
Trevino, responded to the pressure with a boyish grid
and some' magnificent: shots • down the stretch and
scored his third victory of the season' Sunday in' the
$200,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic.
The dynamic red-haired Watson finished off the 4-
Under-par 66 with a fantastic chip shot from deep . . ,
trouble on the 18th, saving par there and the $40,000 first
• prize that made him the season's leading money winner
and the game's 17th $l-million winner. •
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The fourth game is scheduled to be
played here Tuesday night.
Kindrachuk's go-ahead goal 'that
snapped a 1-1 tie came after Tom
Bladon's shot from the right point
rebounded off the left pad of Boton
goalie Ron Grahame. With Grahame
Kindrachuk beat the goalie to the near
side.
Earlier, the Flyers brought the sellout
crowd of 17,077 to its feet with a first
period goal by Andre Dupont at 11:36
from just inside the blue line.
"Princeton is just a super team with a
lot of talent and class," said Lion coach
Holmes. Cathrall. "The kids are just
plain tired. Getting up for them and
losing was a letdown," Cathrall said.,
Mark Darby, the Lions No. 1 singles
• player, had an especially rough two days'
losing to Princeton's Jay Lapidus, 6-3, 6:
3 and Temple's Nick Gregory, 7-5,1-6, 7-
5.
The Princeton loss also: marked
sophomore Tim .McAvoy's initial defeat
of the season, as the Tiger's Jon Gross
beat him 6-4; 6-3. •
In - other results of •'the Princeton
match, the Tiger's Tim Brightfield beat
Watson acquired his ninth American title not in
cluding his two British Open triumphs . — by a single
stroke over the onrushing Trevino with a 72-hole total of
272, • eight shots wider par on the. 6,993-yard Preston
Trail Golf Club course.
•• •
Trevino, now: a two-time runner-up this season, also
shot a 66 in the hot, muggy weather , and finished at 273.
It was another 3 shots back to the group of four tied
for third at 276., Veteran Don January . :and tWo-time
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Flyers: to vict ory
Dupont's , second - goal' of the 1978
playoffs •whizzed :into the far corner,
beating Grilhame, starting in gdal for
the first time in the series.
But in the second period, at 13:
24 with Rick LaPointe in the . Penalty box
for tripping, the Bruins tied it on'a pciwer
play. • . • • *
With 1:06 of the penalty left, Terry
O'Reilly passed back to Brad Park, who
fired a slap shot past Flyers' goaltender
Bernie. Parent on the stick side to make
.
State's third-ranked Alex Davidson, 6-2, that match IVICAvor bounced back
6-3; Jim Zimmerman defeated Bill Sch- 'to crush TeMple's Alan. Bond; 6-1,,6-1,
mucker, 6-4, 6-2, Leice Shires edged while teammate - Fmatman - beat ;the
John Freatman 7-6, 6-4, and Tim Wilson , Owl's Gary 'Solomon, 6-4, -6-2: Wilboi
lost to Steve Meister, 4-6,7 . 5, 6-3. ":" edged Dan Waintrup, ‘2, 7 7 6. Davidson
Penn State's only point of 'the match , lost to. Felipe, Oreamundo,-.60; 6-4. and
Came when Davidson Schiniickei Bob Litterst defeated Sclunbcker, 670, 77
teamed Up to beat Brightfield-Oroas, 6-3, • 6
6-3. Lapidus-Shiras defeated Darby-
McAvoy, • 6-4, - 6-1 and Zimmerman-
Meister got by Freatman-Wilson in three
sets, 6-7, 6-4, 6-4
Cathrall said he was pleased with the
team's win over Temple. "Temple is one
of our rivals, so we were happy to beat
them," Cathrall said.
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In The third. period,, the Flyers seared •
Majakeil#Lte - Ba sebal l
an insurance goal 3:2 2 when ihiobby •, .
Clarke' ..carried :the -puck around', the atrlwcAM ianann. • • natonnLLumn
Boston net and laid a perfect pass on the • - , lel - : w. • L.• •
Pet: of
Bill Berber; r! * 17
• ..05 739 •., Philadelphie ,14 8 638 •
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the (kootatepOf the Bruins goal: •;. : Boston• ". 17•90 ;.630 ' Montreal 14 •••
• Barber just knOeked it past Grahame; . 12 ,13:,480: 6t ; " Chicago 12 , 13 7 480 3t4
Cleveland - .10 •14 .417 • 7•4 • - St. Lotlis • 12 :14 .482'
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a ' fugitive, froM . ',the World:-.lfockey 'in 15 .4006 Pleivefork 1 1 17'.393
Association. , ' : • • Toronto :'e:18 306 10'4 WEST= ,
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Los Angeles '16 •10 '.615 • • '
' Oakland 19 7:731 I r "
anclrinati :11 .593 • i• 1 4:
• California 17. 9 .654 2 San Frariciticx, 14 11 .580. 1% •••'.'
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•. Kansas City • 15 10 ".600. • Allsints 10:•15 Ago. 6%
' 'Texas ,• 11, 12 .478 614 ."" Houston ' 10 15 :400 5'4
. 11 20 .355 10'4.,;•';'; • San dew . .. , • 10, 15 .400 514'
: Minnesota AO, ,
19, .345 104' ' soluidir camel ' •
7.'15 . 304 .1 04 i" ' ~• Sa n Francisco 2, Chicago 1• 12
Saturday's Osmee
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• Boston 8-3. Chicago 441 Ist game.• ' ..Rttab'urgh 3. ims Angeles 2' • .
10 , innings -' • ; • ••••• ! COcionati,6: Montreal 2 ' • ••• '
Texas 9, NOw `Ruh 5 :•• : ;;;;' , Ailaita 2. Houston 1. 10 Innings ,
Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 3 " I Phbdelphia 8, New.VcOit 2"••,
Detroit e. Oakland 0 ••••• • " St. Louis 1 San DiC9O 0
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Minnesota 15: Baltimore 9 • '• s• "• ,
New York 3, Thies 2. 12 inning's ' Montreal 19, Cincinnati 54 titat Merle
Boston 5. Chicago 07" • • . •• Cincinnati 4, Mi•ntreal :2...5n00d
Katitiai City 8. Milwaukee() , • game •:" , • , .
• Calfornia 18, Cleveland 3 ' • . & New Yont s
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„Detroit 4, Oakland 0 •••
• . • .4, Pittsburgh 6 , Los Arigete,A
Seattle 9, Toronto Z , ; San Francisco 2. Chicago 1
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-•— • • • Today*. Om., • - ".`,SL Limb 6. San Diego 4 . , • ,
Chicago (Milton 0-1 end . Hinton Houolon at Allanta."ppd rain
• 0.0) et .13allimore (Britoil .1-2 , , '
• hlcOrecKirl-3), 2. t•n- ' •:, :Houston (Richard ; 1:3) :or '
Kansas City
,(Ours, 2:1) at Boston delghle (Chrlstemson 2-2)n .• • . •••
” (Tientl , o), n • •• ; Montreal:'"4(o*. 13-1) , at 'Aitanta
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,e,(Broben '4O) at': Toronto ,(Easterty'o-1)n • •' • ' .• ''
(Underwood 0,3).n • . •New York (Bruttert 1.2) at Cincinnati ••••
• . ,Mbinesoti (Thormodegard 1.3) at (Homan 40) n • • • ,
New WO! (Htilltef 11E9,41 . • Only games scheduled
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Rain wasn't, the o nly thing'. that fell Penn State was unable recipracate: , •
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.1 Friday nig,htl Playing.hithe po uringrain s. ", We. played apots. , ;and- , :we,
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and.: an hour later ` sch eduled;thati. , the • , played poorly in anots;" . Coact] wager:
. . Penn.. , State. - soccer team td, .St. Bahesaid.. "The first 20 minutes and the'.
Franeik-of,:BFoOklyn; 2-1; - ' in 'exhibition last 20.• Minutes we did iegood'job bit' in
soccer; ,
••• the. middle there 'was' a lot of standing
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:Penny - State •••••• started Well; , around:Jhe'MajorlbrobleM:iiiis 'a lack
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• dominating .' both ,. . the .Offense and of effort throughout the entire
defenie , and `'keeping, the ball, in' , St. Tomorrow .night the. soccer team will
Frahcis','• zone much. of .the. time. Herb American ^Untiersity'-a . t -.730: On
Menhaidt,'.asaisted, IliM: ; Starnatis ' Jeffrey Field:. Bahr said that this game, • .• , • - •
scored 31 min utes into the first period to will . differ from the SL , Francis game in
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give Penn State a,i-o edge, but just three • that he wants : to plait 'the, top ` 14 of :15
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minutes lateriSt:- Frandis cameback. to members , plus give an additional • 12.
.tie it ..np, Halfway:through , the. second . , players some . 'amp time. ....„ ,
period; 4t. Francis scored` again' and • • -by Caryl Kauffman
So, the se' ries . thus far hair been a hoMe
ice affair, with Boston winning 3-2 in
overtime and 7.5 at the Boston Garden. •
e' - streak
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The Lions ' swept' doubles, against the
Owls with Darby=McAvoy pulling out a 2-
6, 4-5, 775 win Over Gregory. Bond:••
Davidson-Sehrducker • beat Rami'
Rothlost and Litterst, 6-3, 64: arid;
Freidman -Wilson defeated Oreamundo-_
and Mark Boggs, 6-4, 6-4.
PGA champion Dave StOckton shot Pi, Ed 4need had
closing 68 and nervous Joe Inmati a 69.. 2• ; ' • .
• Defending champion Eay,FlOyd,iisilotieat inafter
a 67:
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winning streak was, broken last week, closed with a par -
70
79 and a 285.- ' • • '
Current :PGA champ:Lanny Wadkins 5 6 h 9.28.11
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