Patriots Extend Unbeaten Streak to 19 With Cliffhanger Win
The Mt. Anthony Patriots beat Brattleboro 1-0 in seven innings to push their season win streak to 19. Robin Outwater allowed three hits, while Paul Fisher also limited the Patriots to three hits. A misplayed grounder in the seventh allowed Guy Dunham to score on Tom Pettit’s infield roller for the deciding run. The Patriots travel to Brandon to face Otter Valley and then host Rutland Raiders.
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Football In Baseball Out By Milton Richman
Milton Richman reports on shifting sports loyalties as fans consider a pivot away from baseball toward football, reflecting a changing appetite for both summer and fall sports amid ongoing debates and fan surveys.
Sparma seeks new strike pitch to boost Tigers win
Joe Sparma, long an in and outer for Detroit, claims a new pitch he calls "my strike pitch" helped him blank the Senators 2-0. He allowed two hits, walked eight, and struck out six as Willie Horton and Al Kaline provided the offense. Other AL games and a veteran survey moment follow in a scattered recap.
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Pittsfield Red Sox win home opener 13-1 over Elmira
Pittsfield Red Sox rout Elmira 13-1 in three innings in the Eastern League opener, with John Butler and Fred Walcott homering for the big hit. Dick Mills earned the win. Dave Roberts took the loss. Manchester Yankees beat Waterbury 7-6 and Reading Phillies defeated York 9-2.
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Mt Anthony Union Baseball Postponed by Rain out Otter Valley Game
Mt Anthony Union High School varsity baseball game against Otter Valley postponed due to rain. Coach John McShane announced the make up will be Thursday May 1 at 4 p.m. at Otter Valley Diamond in Brandon.
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Major League Standings and Monday Night Results
MLB standings show New York beating Boston 6 4 Minnesota 8 over Oakland 4 and Cleveland 0 over Detroit 11 0 plus Washington 2 over Detroit 0. Tonight’s six games include California at Chicago at 3 pm New York at Boston at 1 30 pm Oakland at Minnesota 2 30 pm Detroit at Washington 7 pm Seattle at Kansas City 8 30 pm Cleveland at Baltimore 8 pm with listed pitchers and records.
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The Hawk Expected In Tribe Flannels Today
Ken Harrelson of the Boston Red Sox was set to report to the Cleveland Indians today ending a three day retirement. A six player trade hung on his decision as Cleveland and Boston waited on Kuhn’s ruling affecting the remaining players in the deal.
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Bruins Star Westfall Key Player In Cup Run
Eddie Westfall, 28, a versatile Bruins veteran, starred in Boston’s 3-2 win over Montreal in the Stanley Cup finals. He scored a short handed goal, assisted on two others, and set up Bobby Orr for the decisive play. Westfall’s all around play has steadied Boston’s lineup as they chase the Cup.
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Willie Mays Returns to No 3 Spot in Giants Setback
Willie Mays returned to his familiar No 3 slot after a brief leadoff experiment, going 2 for 4 to lift his average to .333, but San Francisco lost 7-5 to Los Angeles. Lou Brock collected two hits for the Cardinals in their 5-4 win over Montreal, as Philadelphia edged New York 2-1, Cincinnati pummeled Houston 11-5, and Atlanta beat San Diego 5-2. Dodgers erupted for five runs in the sixth to topple San Francisco, with Brock homering in the sixth and starting a ninth inning rally that closed with a bases loaded walk ending the inning.
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