Bulldogs Sweep Pair In Openers At Woodstock
Burr and Burton opened the 1971 baseball season with 4-2 and 17-3 victories over Woodstock Wasps in cold conditions. Norse starred on the mound and at plate, Art Kilburn drove in six runs, Campney earned the win with five hits allowed, and the Bulldogs prep for a Friday home game against Wallingford.
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Patriots Husky Hoosiers Triumph in Cold Baseball Clash
Mt. Anthony ends win moratorium despite bitter wind and Park Street doubles. Bennington drives in six runs in the third and adds five more, aided by Hoosiers miscues. Pitcher LeBarron settles the game as Hoosick Falls plans for a May 4 rematch after Jim Nash warms up for Thursday’s league opener.
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Yastrzemski Lifts Red Sox Past Indians in Fenway Rally
Carl Yastrzemski doubled and homered in a three run, four hit night to spark Boston's 9-7 comeback over Cleveland. He raised his average to .354 as Yaz drove in the tie breaking run in the eighth inning. Cleveland manager Alvin Dark admitted he considered walking Yaz.
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Stargell Hit Three Homers In Pirates Route Of Braves
Willie Stargell homered in his first three at bats and added a fourth attempt later as the Pirates routed the Atlanta Braves 10-2. Stargell, who has seven homers against Atlanta this season, matched a feat last done by Willie Mays in 1961. Jim Nash and Tom Kelley allowed Stargell’s first two and third homers respectively, with the win keeping Pittsburgh a half game behind St Louis in the standings. Other scores: Cardinals 5 3 over Giants, Mets 5 2 over Cincinnati, Dodgers 10 2 over Padres. rain postponed Houston-Chicago and Philadelphia-Montreal games.
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Alcindor proves MVP worth in Bucks win
Lew Alcindor received the NBA MVP trophy from Commissioner Walter Kennedy at halftime and then dominated in the second half guiding the Milwaukee Bucks to a 98 88 victory over the Baltimore Bullets in game one of the NBA finals.
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