Pats Win Opening Day In Arctic Patriots Beat Cambridge Indians
In brutal cold at Spinelli Field Mt. Anthony defeated Cambridge Indians 4 0 amid freezing conditions. Pete Sausville earned the win while Steve Luke took the loss as Lausville and Parmenter combined for five scoreless innings. Pembroke and Maguire figures highlight a two run fourth inning before the game was called after four and a half innings. The Patriots showed strong pitching and base running but the day raised questions about playing in extreme weather.
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Vida Blue Sparks A's First Win in Eight-Hitter
Vida Blue, in his first start of the year, limited the Chicago White Sox to eight hits, striking out two and walking two, as Oakland crushed Chicago 12 2. The A's backed Blue with 12 hits including homers by Joe Rudi and Angel Mangual, while Wilbur Wood took the loss.
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Celtics win gritty win seals 3-2 lead over Hawks
Boston defeats Atlanta 108-101 to take a three games to two edge in the NBA quarterfinals. Tom Heinsohn criticized the loose play while noting Boston outscored Atlanta at the foul line 32 of 36 to 29 of 43. Hawks coach Cotten Fitzsimmons lamented a high school style, tight call game and vowed a seventh game.
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Nerahaft Arlington Little League Bee Field Prep April 14
Norshaft II reports the Nerahaft Arlington Little League game set for Saturday April 14 at 1 pm at North Bennington Field. Help is urgently needed to ready the field for opening season.
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Aaron tops Monsanto Open field in Pensacola
Tommy Aaron, fresh Masters champion from Georgia, headlines the Monsanto Open in Pensacola Florida with a $150 000 purse and a $30 000 first prize. He doubts he can refire Masters inspiration quickly and hopes fans do not expect too much as he faces the tournament.
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Hall protests innocence in NHL betting charges
Glenn Hall, former Chicago Black Hawks goalie, says he hopes to clear his name after being accused by Theodore Aboud of betting on NHL games in 1961. NHL President Clarence Campbell defended Hall, calling the charges unfounded and praising his 16 year career and integrity. Aboud testified at a Quebec inquiry into organized crime and named a Chicago goaltender in the betting claim.
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Crusaders sweep series as Blazers drop fourth
Cleveland Crusaders throttle Philadelphia Blazers 6-2 in WHA playoff action to complete a first round sweep. Gerry Pinder tied it early before Paul Andrea Skip Krake Jim Wiste and Bob Dillabaugh scored in the second period. Don Herriman and John McKenzie added late as Cheevers stopped six goals for the Crusaders. Blazers’ Don Herriman and John McKenzie scored for Philadelphia as Dallas Lawson led the league with 63 goals this season but was blanked in the playoffs. In other games Winnipeg Jets edged Minnesota Fighting Saints 3-2 in OT to move up 2-1 in their series while Los Angeles Sharks defeated Houston Aeros 4-2 to go 2-1. Beaudin scored the OT winner for Winnipeg after Sutherland tied late in regulation. The fifth game head to Winnipeg Sunday with sixth at St Paul Tuesday.
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Ladies tee off in richest event at Mission Hills
Palm Springs California. The Colgate Dinah Shore Winners Circle kicks off with 49 LPGA professionals in the $129,000 tournament at Mission Hills. Defending champ Jane Blalock competes amid top money leaders Kathy Whitworth Carol Mann and Betsy Cullen all chasing a $25,000 first prize.
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