Stargell Homer Paces Pirates to 6 0 Win Over Mets
Willie Stargell hit his 25th homer as the Pirates beat the Mets 6 0 to widen the NL East lead. Dock Ellis improved to 11 3 with eight scattered hits while Bob Robertson set a major league record for first basemen with eight assists. The day also saw Hoyt Wilhelm released by Atlanta and Philadelphia a 12 inning win over Cincinnati.
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Willie Crawford
Richie Allen
Dodgers
Willie Montanez
Ron Hunt
Mullaney Named Kentucky Colonels Head Coach
Joe Mullaney, previously dismissed after a World Championship chase with Wilt Chamberlain, is picked to coach the Kentucky Colonels. He meets rookie Artis Gilmore and other prospects at ABA camp as he plans to develop star talent and reshuffle lineup. Guards Louie Dampier and Darel Carrier anchor the backcourt while Dan Issel may shift to forward.
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Red Lake Golf Tournament at Blackduck Saturday
The fourth annual Red Lake Golf Tournament to be held at Blackduck Golf Course starts 8:30 a.m. Saturday on an 18 hole route with an $8 entry fee. Prizes awarded to flight winners and sponsors include medals for top finishers and third place. Applications via Cletus Goodteacher Red Lake. deadline Friday 5 p.m. Grills allowed at the course for outside food.
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Bemidji Legion Edges Crookston 4 3 In Seventh Inning Rally
The Bemidji American Legion baseball team beat Crookston 4 to 3 to open its season. Bemidji broke a 3 3 tie in the seventh as Malmquist singled home the deciding run after a bases loaded situation. Pitchers Mark Hanson and Gary Sargent combined for 13 strikeouts.
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Tigers overwhelmed with All-Star ticket orders
The Detroit Tigers report a flood of orders for the 1971 All-Star game, to be held at Tiger Stadium on July 13. Team officials say any new requests will be returned.
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Detroit Tigers
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Trevino Wins Open as Nicklaus Falls Short
Lee Trevino captured the 71st U.S. Open at Merion by three strokes over Jack Nicklaus, finishing two under par 68 to 71. Trevino moved atop the money list with 165000, and planned the next stops on the 1971 PGA tour including the Canadian and British Opens.
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Gorman Upsets Drysdale At Wimbledon For Opened Victory
Tom Gorman of Seattle overcame a two set deficit to defeat Cliff Drysdale of South Africa 2-6 6-8 6-3 6-4 7-5 in the opening match of Wimbledon. The win marked Gorman’s second upset in a week after beating Rod Laver at Queen’s Club. The cold windy, treacherous turf weather contributed to few major upsets in the men’s first round. Billie Jean King began her bid to reclaim the women’s title, facing Wendy Gilchrist as other top contenders joined the action.
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San Angelo
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Tony Roche
Billie Jean King
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Wendy Gilchrist
Margaret Court
Evonne
Paris
Gail Hansen
Palo Alto
Miss Goolagong
Walker Splits Win In Paul Bunyan League Action
Walker ends a three game skid with a 7-4 victory over Cass Lake at Walker diamond. Rick Arola pitched all nine for Walker with 14 strikeouts, supported by Bump Sawyer three hits and Simon Jackson triple. Cass Lake’s Vern Wakanabe took the loss, Roger Aitkin led the visitors with 3 for 4.
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Roger Aitkin
Cass Lake
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Zawadski
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Arola
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Kaycees Seek Expand Lead In Lakes Little League Action
Bemidji Kaycees travel to Solway for a 6 30 p m game to protect their top spot in Lakes Little League. Ponemah visits Redlake and Shevlin plays Redby as only two scores are reported so far 8 5 for Redby over Ponemah and 17 5 for the Kaycees over Redby. Rainouts delay at least three games with coaches reporting postponements and new dates. Thursday has Redby at Redlake Solway at Shevlin Bemidji at Ponemah.
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