Patriots pitcher Corbett blanks Hudson in non league win
Junior varsity standout Dale Corbett, lifted from the JV squad, held Hudson to three hits in 76 pitches as Mt. Anthony defeated Hudson 82. Corbett’s six straight first pitch outs and solid defense behind him spurred a cohesive effort. Russ, Gall, and Pembroke sparked the offense with multi hit days and RBIs as the Patriots build momentum for a Springfield showdown with the Cosmos.
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Dale Corbett
Big Boys
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al Plante’s
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Hudson
N.Y
Butch Gall
Bill Russ
Patriots
DiGangi
Russ
Curt Schultze
Mt. Anthony
Mark Parmenter
Mark Bryant
Feenan
Gall
Schultze
Pembroke
Islanders elimination Sabres in Game Six thriller
Billy Smith backstopped the Islanders to a 3-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres to clinch the best of seven series four games to two. Darryl Sittler wore a lucky necktie and scored twice while adding an assist to reach six points in the contest, tying a record. Red Kelly praised hustle as a key factor in the victory as New York closed out the series.
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Darryl Sittler
Red Kelly
Butch Goring
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Sittler
Maurice Richard
Toronto
Dickie Moore
Phil Esposito
Jude Drouin
Eddie Westfall
Clark Gillies
Islanders
Gil Perreault
Jerry Korab
Philadelphia
Maple Leafs
Flyers
NHL President Campbell among five released on bond in Canadian fraud case
Clarence Campbell and four Canadian businessmen appeared in Ontario court on two counts of conspiring to defraud the federal government. Each posted 100000 bond awaiting a second hearing June 21. The group, tied to Sky Shops Export Ltd and a 1972 airport lease, stood mute during arraignment.
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Warriors fall to Pistons in upset at home
In a rough night for NBA favorites, the defending champion Golden State Warriors lost 123 111 to the underdog Detroit Pistons, ending a 14 game West Coast skid and tying their semifinal at 1 1. Detroit got 33 from Curtis Rowe and 31 from Bob Lanier while Rick Barry led Golden State with 27 in defeat. Boston lost star John Havlicek to injury in the Celtics 107 98 victory over the Braves, leaving Boston shorthanded as Cleveland edged Washington 92 91 and Denver beat Kentucky 127 117 in ABA play.
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Buffalo Braves
Boston
Howie McHugh
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Smith
Cleveland
Washington
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Denver
Kentucky
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Thompson
Ralph Simpson
Colonels
Simpson
Artis Gilmore
Mt Anthony Patriots Win Nine-Set Tennis Match
The Mt Anthony Patriots defeated Springfield five sets to four in a nine-match tennis meet on Thursday. Ed Horstmann, Chips Tilgner, and Tim Betit won key singles, with Vallie and Betit taking doubles, while Bernstein and Alderman clinched the final point 9-7. The girls match was rained out after a bus stop incident in Manchester. The next match is in Pittsfield tomorrow against Pittsfield High.
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Chips Tilgner
Tim Betit
Horstmann
Tilgner
Bryant Vallie
Betit
Chuck Bernstein
John Alderman
Manchester
Pittsfield
Mass
Pittsfield High
Honest Pleasure Wins Bluegrass Stakes At Keeneland
Honest Pleasure, the leading three year old, defeats seven rivals at Keeneland with jockey Braulio Baeza clinging to control. The colt endured a slow early pace as Baeza resisted urging a fast start, yet secured a 1 1/4 length triumph in a dramatic finish.
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UPI
Keeneland
Braulio Baeza
Berkshire Brewers power surge leads to league lead
Berkshire Brewers San Pittsfield slammed 10 homers in a four game home stand, winning 9-7 over Bristol as Sam Hinds earned the win and Lee McLaurine saved in a tense late inning. Reading defeated Williamsport 7-3. West Haven at Waterbury postponed by rain.
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Berkshire
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Nicklaus predicts new course record at New Orleans Open
Nicklaus forecast a course record on opening day at Lakewood for the New Orleans Open. Mike Reasor shot a seven under par 65 to lead by two over Wally Armstrong and Monty Kaser, with Nicklaus and others close behind. The Lakewood layout played unusually short due to dry conditions, aiding sub par rounds. Don January posted 70 while Gene Littler had 69 as Ben Crenshaw withdrew with the flu.
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Reasor
Wally Armstrong
Monty Kaser
Billy Casper
Seattle
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Don January
Gene Littler
Ben Crenshaw
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