Drury Beats Mt Anthony 7-3 In Patriots Home Loss
Mt Anthony Patriots fall 7-3 to Drury High School of North Adams at the local field in a non league game. John Hart starts and loses, charged with three first inning runs. Robin Outwater relieves. Keith LeBarron and Hart plus Guy Dunham provide Patriot hits as nine men stranded. Kevin Downey stars for Drury with a triple and homer driving in four runs.
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Stephen Goodhue
Camera Club
Yaz Believes 1970 Red Sox Can Win It All
Carl Yastrzemski says a new season means a fresh start for the Red Sox. The $130,000 slugger is hitting .414 and faces ongoing questions about his influence over managerial decisions. He emphasizes a clean slate despite pressure and expectations.
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Dick Williams
Twins Rally Past Angels As Rigney Triumphs Again
Minnesota bolted to a 8-2 victory over California led by Brant Alyea’s grand slam and Jim Perry’s four hitter. The win marked a personal triumph for manager Bill Rigney, fired by the Angels last season, in a game featuring other AL and NL results and comments from Red Sox lessons.
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ABA Playoffs Start Friday as Colonels Face Nets in First Round
Kentucky Colonels prepare for the ABA playoff opener against the New York Nets after a 123-112 loss. The Nets rallied from a halftime deficit, while other ABA games featured high scores and Spencer Haywood’s 59 points setting an ABA rookie single-game mark.
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New Orleans
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Roger Brown
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Bob Verga
Steve Jones
Ron Franz
Gerald Govan
Tom Bowens
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Haywood
Connie Hawkins
Foster to Meet Quarry in 10 Round Coliseum Bout
Unbeaten heavyweight contender Mac Foster of Fresno and Jerry Quarry of Los Angeles will clash in a 10 round fight at the Coliseum on June 12, promoter Aileen Eaton announced.
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Casper Gains Golf Momentum at New Orleans Open
Masters champion Billy Casper and Chi Chi Rodriguez showed strong form at the Greater New Orleans Open. Rodriguez shot seven under par 65 in the pro am while Casper aims for low scores despite forecasts of rain and unsettled weather. Lee Trevino leads money list with 84,272 as play unfolds at Lakewood Country Club.
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Gary Player
Red Sox dominate Yankees 6-2 in home opener win
Boston boosts into a second place tie with Detroit after blasting 10 hits, including a Lonborg homer on his 27th birthday. Yastrzemski drives in two, Andrews collects three singles, and Lyle nails the save in relief as Boston uses timely hitting to outpace New York. Lonborg earns his second win of the season, while Kasko’s managing style prompts the new Fenway approach.
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Jerry Moses
Torrezs 3 for 3 routs Expos in 10 0 win
In New York, Mike Torrez a St Louis righthander went 3 for 3 helping the Cardinals rout the Montreal Expos 10 to 0. Torrez had a hit off starter Joe Sparma and a four run rally in the third powered by his leadoff single. Adolfo Phillips spoiled a no hitter with a leadoff eighth inning single. Other games saw Chicago beat Philadelphia 5-1 and Houston edge San Francisco 7-0 among several outcomes.
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Mayberry
John Edwards
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Dick Deitz
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Joe Pepitone
Astros
Bobby Tolan
Jim Merritt
Dodgers
Passer Brooks Dawson Funeral Held in San Marcos
Funeral services were held in San Marcos for Brooks Dawson 23 once a leading UT-El Paso passer in 1968. He died of a heart attack at his Houston home where he worked as an accountant. Dawson set an NCAA single game record with 65 passes in 1968 against Santa Barbara.
Belmonte Rides 4 Winners But Lacks a Money Finish
Jockey Eddie Belmonte rode four winners on Tuesday and four more on Wednesday at Aqueduct but finished out of the money in the $15,000 allowance feature aboard Flagstaff. He won races two, four, eight and nine with Happy Huldah Dam Buster Debbys Charm and Winslow Homer, while Good Manners captured the feature. Sir Judex and Fast Hilarious won other allowance features at Pimlico and Gulfstream respectively on sloppy tracks.
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