Yaz Ruins Chance Debut with Fourth Inning Home Run
Carl Yastrzemski clouted a fourth inning homer off Dean Chance to derail his 1971 debut as Sonny Siebert pitched a five hitter, lifting the Boston Red Sox to a 1-0 win over the Detroit Tigers. Both stars left the game unhappy after the clash.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Carl Yastrzemski
Dean Chance
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Chance
Sonny Siebert
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Morgan
Dodger
Claude Osteen
Leron Lee
St. Louis
San Diego
Ted Sizemore
Lee
Matty Alou
Gary Gentry
Roberto Clemen
Cleon Jones
New York
Roundup of AL duels as Yastrzemski and Siebert clash
In a heated AL showdown, Yastrzemski blasted his second homer off Chance as Siebert shut the Angels and Indians split a pair with Washington. Dunning pitched a one hitter for Cleveland, McLain topped the Indians, and Baltimore, Oakland, Minnesota, and Kansas City added wins or split results amid the league-wide action.
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Steve Dunning
Washington
Senators
Danny McLain
California
Minnesota
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Willie Horton
Gates Brown
Dunning
Tom McCraw
Indians
Ted Uhlaender
Casey Cox
McLain
Ken Harrelson
Sam McDowell
Alex Johnson
Angels
Twins
Montreal Beats Boston to Reach Semifinals in NHL Playoffs
Montreal defeated Boston 4 to 2 to win the best-of-seven quarterfinal series 4-3. In the semifinals New York won 2 to 1 in overtime over Chicago, leading the series 1-0. Mander's Games list New York at Chicago for game two and Minnesota at Montreal for game one.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Montreal
Boston
New York
Chicago
Mander
Minnesota
Umpire Association Charter Is Renewed in Chillicothe
The Chillicothe Umpires Association renews its charter for 1971 from the National Baseball Congress. The group covers seven Southeastern Ohio counties Jackson Pike Ross Clinton Fayette Highland and Scioto with Jack DeLong serving as president.
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Chillicothe Umpires Association
National Baseball Congress
Chillicothe Association
Ohio
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Pike, Ross
Clinton
Fayette
Highland
Scioto
Jack DeLong
Major League Results and Schedule from The Majors East Division
The Major League East results show Cleveland Foster 1-0 at Boston Navy 0-0 with no other games set. Tuesday's schedule includes Oakland at California Kansas City at Minnesota Chicago at Milwaukee Baltimore at Detroit Washington at New York Cleveland at Boston Atlanta Houston Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego San Francisco Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Montreal Philadelphia Montreal at Cincinnati Houston at Los Angeles San Francisco at Chicago.
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Frank Johnson
Bobby Bonds
Fran Healy
Cubs
Giants
Pro Cage NBA Final Sets Close as Bucks Sweep Lakers
Eastern Final tied 3-3 after Baltimore 113 New York 9. Western Final Milwaukee 116 over Los Angeles 98 to win 4-1. Monday: Baltimore at New York in seventh game. ABA East Virginia 142 Kentucky 122 tied 1-1. West Utah 121 Indiana 108 Utah leads 2-1. Monday Virginia Kentucky at Louisville. West Indiana Utah at Salt Lake City.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Batting and Pitching Totals
Baseball leaders are listed by league with top figures in batting 20 at bats McKinney and Staub among leaders, runs scored Buford Bonds, RBIs Stargell Mays and Colbert, homers Stargell Aaron, hits Tovar Garr, doubles Bonds Rojas, steals Patek Garr, and pitching including 2 decisions leaders Renko Seaver and strikeouts Seaver.
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Cepeda's Bat Lifts Braves Past Phillies In 10th
Cepeda collected five hits and a game winning 10th inning homer as the Braves beat the Phillies 5-4 at Veterans Stadium. Fryman yielded the belt high inside fastball, and Cepeda drove in the decisive run after a 4-3 Braves lead, while other NL results followed.
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Associated Press
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Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta
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Phillies
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Fryman
Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia
Old Park
Connie Mack Stadium
Stargell Lifts Pirates With Key eighth inning single
Willie Stargell delivered a long single to left in the eighth inning of the nightcap to score a crucial run and swing momentum for the Pirates.
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Richie Hebner Delivers Pittsburgh's Winning Run
Richie Hebner drives in the decisive run for Pittsburgh in the second game securing a victory.
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Richie Hebner
Pittsburgh
Bucks Beat Lakers. West Final Bound In NBA Playoffs
Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 116 to 98 to secure the Western Conference title and advance to face the New York Knicks or Baltimore Bullets in the opening series. Captain Marvel Greg Smith led with 22 points while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain battled for size in a high profile showdown.
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Greg Smith
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Lakers
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Alcindor
Chamberlain
Smith
Bena Captures Martini and Rossi Sabre Title in New York
Philippe Bena of France won the Martini and Rossi sabre event at the New York Athletic Club Sunday night. The 19-year-old Parisian led a field of 60 fencers, posting four wins and one loss in the six-man round robin final.
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Derby Field Looms As Largest In 20 Years
The 97th Kentucky Derby, twelve days away, is seen to feature the largest field in two decades with about 23 starters likely. Blue Grass Stakes may run in two divisions for the first time since 1951, as four horses from each division pursue the roses alongside entries from New York and California. List and trainer Alice Richard are among those on site, while Execu tioner may skip the Derby in favor of the Preakness. Executioner, the Wood Memorial favorite, finished third behind Eastern Fleet and Calumet Farm’s entry as Jim French placed fourth in the event at Aqueduct.
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Littler Wins Monsanto Open In Pensacola By Three Strokes
Gene Littler survived a late challenge from George Archer to clinch the Monsanto Open with a four under par 67 final round and a 276 total. Archer tied for second with Pete Brown at 279 while Murphy and Wood finished at 280. The victory, Littler’s 23rd on the tour, advances him to the Tournament of Champions and sets up a season with match play ahead.
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