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Ol::ai-rs -,,.:i: ine l-< teams rn four equal divisions, the the Los Angeles Aztecs and the Miami Toros were tie: \\SL;t:::.iil:d ro plar riith a 35-1'ard offside line and, 3-3 at the end of re-sulation time. The Aztecs won the ensuin5 :: .;:-:.i:. t:tr:rrducsd a penalty-kick shoot-out to decide penalty-kick contest. -.: _:::-.-! Games which ended in a penalty-kick shoot-out are norec I- :,-: :;":-s'.'.:ie ried after 90 minutes play, the outcome with an asterisk (*) in the team records. -: ::.= :.:.: '.i as J:.-ided by taking penalty-kicks. However, Final League Tables and Statistics \URTHfR\ DI\'ISION P W T LFor Ag Pts Semi-finals i ..:. ''1 :,-:::nen 20 l0 I 93623 94 Aug 17, 1974Los Angeles Aztecs 2: Boston Minutemen 0 \ f -- -- .l:- : 20 9 | 103031 87 (in Los Angeles) ].:,::t.::: L.:--':fS 208210233077 Aug I7, 1974 Miami Toros ':::r- 3: Dallas Tornado I l"=; [.-.:itOS 20 4 2142840 58 (in Miami) f {STER\ DI\ ISIO:{ P W T LFor Ag Pts Championship Game \i -- T--- t--:---- 1 L'1(r\ 20 9 6 53824 107 Aug 25, 1974 Mramt Toros 3: Los Angeles Aztecs 4 B' :-;:or: Comets 20 l0 2 84246 105 P:- .::lrrhia Atoms 20 8 l ll 2525 1i (in Miami) rA Game tied 3-3, Los Angeles won on penalty-kicks .s:-:Lgron Diplomats 20 7 tt22936 70 CE\TR.{L DIVISION P W T LFor Ag Pts Leading Scorers Pld Gls Ast l;.-': Ttrrnado 20 9 3 83927 r00 Paul Child (San Jose) 20 15 6 _i6 S: I -- Srars Peter ."::-,s 20 4 1 152742 54 Silvester (Baltimore) 18 14 4 -l: D,,namo 20 5 0152142 49 Doug McMillan (Los Angeles) 20 10 l0 30 John Rowlands (Seattle) 20 l0 8 2"i P W T LFor Ag Pts Steve David (Miami) 19 13 0 26 20 1l 2 '7 4t 36 ll0 Randy Horton (New York) 16 9 4 2) 20 9 8 343 38 103 David Butler (Seattle) 15 l0 I 21 20 10 3 73717 101 Andy Provan (Philadelphia) 20 9 3 21. 20 5 4 11 29 30 70 Ilija Mitic (Dallas) 19 l0 1 21 John Coyne (Dallas/Boston) 20 7 7 21 Archie Roboostoff (San 2A Ba-r.=.'"i -<..r. -Jr----rii ior a vin and three points for a tie, plus Jose) 19 6 8 orr i.,.i: ,--,: -=:.-: _..la.l up to a maximum of three per team. 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