Boucha sets record as top American in NHL draft
Henry Boucha of Warroad Minnesota becomes the highest American born player selected in the NHL junior amateur draft first by Detroit in the second round while Minnesota North Stars GM Wren Blair plans negotiations. Other Minnesota picks include Rod Norris Mike Antonovich and Dean Blair with multiple players chosen by Chicago Montreal Detroit and Toronto in rounds through the eighth.
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Bowman Returns as Canadiens Coach Replace McNeil
Montreal announces Scotty Bowman will succeed Al MacNeil as head coach of the Canadiens. MacNeil moves to GM and coach of the Voyageurs in Halifax, with Bowman citing Pollock’s conditions and a negotiated return after playoff run.
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O K Tire extends lead with 24 5 win over Solway
O K Tire moved one game ahead of the North Star Softball League standings by blasting Solway Liquor 24 5 on Wednesday night. Bryan Grand Sam Lyseng and Jim Traut each had three hits and Grand hit a grand slam as Solway relied on homers from Meyers Hendricks and Roff for all their runs.
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Sam Lyseng
Jim Traut
Grand
Jim Yost
Lyseng
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Larry Hendricks
Jim Roff
Baseball scoreboard shows scattered AL NL results across games
American League games feature Cleveland overpowering Chicago 9 to 5 with Fosse homering for Cleveland. Detroit routs Milwaukee 7 to 3 as Cash and Voss homer. Baltimore wallops Minnesota 12 to 5, F. Robinson homers. New York defeats California 7 to 5 behind Bahnsen. National League matchups include San Diego beating New York 4 to 1 with Brown and Colbert homering, Los Angeles edging Philadelphia 7 to 4, Atlanta at Houston 2 to 7, San Francisco 7 to 0 over Montreal, and Pittsburgh winning 7 to 0 with Robertson homering.
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Detroit
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Boston
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Baltimore
Rod Carew
Minnesota
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Brooks Robinson
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
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Beavers Baseball Season Ends In Dismal Note At Bemidji
Bemidji Beavers finish 11 26 and 6 9 in NIC despite 37 games after a promising start. A slump cut hopes of grabbing top NIC place as hitters struggled and pitching yielded high run totals, signaling heavy rebuilding after a large senior class.
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Lafleur Tops Amateur NHL Draft as No 1 Pick
Montreal Canadiens select 19 year old Guy Lafleur with the No 1 pick in the NHL amateur draft. Lafleur led the Quebec Remparts to the Memorial Cup with 130 goals and stands 6 1 and 190 pounds. He wears No 4 but prefers a different number with Montreal.
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Beavers Baseball Faces Rebuild After 1971 Season
Bemidji Beavers anticipate wholesale changes as co captain Dan Dressen and Dennis Moore lead a core that returns few regulars. Key players include Dressen Yost Baltes Bradley Riley and Dressen pace but Charlton Charltons departure and Blackburtle vast walks signal need for sharp recruiting and strong spring.
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Chuck Gross
Jim Bell
Jack Hill
Art Blackburtle
Steve Charlton
Soph
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St. Cloud
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Bench Aaron Mays Lead early NL All Star vote
Johnny Bench holds the top NL star vote with 69 506 of 110 000. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays follow with over 60 000 votes each. Willie Stargell tops outfielders behind them with 25 193. Voting continues through June 30 with managers Weaver and Anderson to select pitchers and the rest.
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Kuhn Fines Boyer for Betting on Football Games
Clete Boyer, the veteran third baseman, was fined 1000 by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for betting on college and professional football in 1968 and 1969. The action clears the way for Boyer to seek a deal with another club as negotiations with Atlanta were suspended during the probe. Oakland and other clubs have shown interest, with Boyer seeking severance pay from Atlanta and his free-agent status after leaving May 23.
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Theft Report Areas Include Motor and Household Items
Sheriff Jim Malmquist of Route 5 reports a Johnson white outboard motor stolen from his garage. O L Morgan of Guthrie reports a theft of a washing machine, lawn mower and four automobile tires from his cabin. The thefts occurred sometime between hunting season and now.
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