Carew Blunder Halts Twins Hopefuls in Loss to Senators
Rod Carew attempted a distracting dash with the bases loaded and two out but was stranded between third and home as a pitchout ended the rally. The mishap helped Washington beat Minnesota 6 0, leaving the Twins tied with Detroit for first in the AL standings.
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Alou Delivers Late Heroes As Braves Rally Past Cubs
Felipe Alou homered in the eighth and a two run shot in the ninth to lift the Atlanta Braves 5 3 over the Chicago Cubs while catcher Joe Torre left after a pitch to the head. The Braves struggled early with poor run production and may face lineup changes depending on Torre’s status.
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Daily Doubles for Tote Boards
United Press International reports on tote board payoffs across tracks. Greta paid 132.60 and Low Tension 32.00 for a 1554.40 double at Hollywood Park. Narragansett Park windup had Red Head 79.60 and Ambighearted 38.00 as maiden winners helped a 1521.60 double. Post Pattern won Bowie’s opening race for 140.20, My Minnie returned 9.40 for 810.80, and a feature at Aqueduct saw Yes Sir disqualified from first to last amid an interference claim. Wish Well moved to first.
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Patriots Open WVL Play With Otter Valley Battle
Mt. Anthony hosts Otter Valley at County Street in the WVL opener. Patriots sit at 1-0 after a 7-1 win over St Joseph's. Otters riding three straight victories under coach Cluck Memo with Tom Drew or Terry McLaughlin on the mound. Moe LaRock, Dan Adams, Clarence Greene, Mike Fowler and Chris Kallan among key players.
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Record Field Vie In Boston Marathon
A large field of runners competed in the 72nd Boston Marathon with 1,015 entrants listed for the 26 mile 385 yard race starting in Hopkinton. U S hopes centered on Tom Laris as a top contender though foreign entrants dominated recent wins.
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Canadiens Rout Black Hawks in Stanley Cup opener
Montreal Canadiens defeated the Chicago Black Hawks 9-2 in the opening game of the Stanley Cup Eastern Division finals in Montreal. Coach Toe Blake said the scoreline didn’t reflect the gap, noting the Canadiens controlled the game and had the breaks.
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Lame 76ers Face Weary Celtics
Philadelphia and Boston clash to decide the Eastern Division crown and playoff seeding with injuries plaguing the 76ers. Wilt Chamberlain and others are hurt while Boston carries fewer concerns. Stakes include 20 000 and 15 000 prizes plus NBA finals rewards of 35 000 and 25 000.
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League Standings San Fran Five New York Three
Inning by inning update, San Francisco leads New York five to three while Atlanta sits at five and Chicago three. Cincinnati trails at four with St. Louis on three after twelve innings.
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Bosox Blister Hapless Hose in Patriot's Day tilt
Boston meets Cleveland in a morning Patriots Day game as Sonny Siebert starts for the Indians against Gary Waslewski. Carl Yastrzemski may sit due to injuries from a recent pitch. Jose Santiago pitched a complete game shutout for Boston and earned his ninth straight win over two seasons.
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