Sabers Move Into Contention With 7-0 Whitewash
In Rutland, the BCHL Sabers blanked Mt. St. Joseph 7-0 at St. Peter's Field behind Scott Racicot's four hitter in his season debut. Key early scoring, solid defense, and timely hitting by Tim Racicot, Denny Hart, and J. J. Moore propelled the Sabers to a 1-1 league mark as Wayne Socia's relief held the Mounties to four hits. The Sabers next meet Mt. Anthony Patriots at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday at Welling Field with J. J. Moore slated to start.
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John Bourne
Mounties
J. J. Moore
Bourne
Billy Maynard
al Plante
Maynard
Sabers
Gold and Green
Plante
Denny Hart
Wayne Socia
Labers
Racicot
Jam Sanborn
Ed Guiness
Mike Maniery
MLJ
Mike Mazzirello
Mountie
Socia
Tim Racicot
Steve Rice
Alan Plante
Scott Racicot
Rusileski
Mt. Anthony
Bchl Sabers
Welling Field
Ziter
Jerry Jepson
Rutland
Patriot
Bradley Signs 450000 Knicks Pact With Rhodes Scholar Flair
Rhodes Scholar Bill Bradley inked a four year contract worth 450000 with the New York Knicks after flying in from England to sign at a news conference. Bradley, Princeton star and two time All American, will start six months of Air Force service in July delaying his NBA debut.
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KNICK
Princeton
Bill Bradley
New York Knickerbocker
Dick McGuire
Bradley
New York
Knickerbockers
Oxford
UPI
England
Oxford University
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Tigers
Knicks
Sullivan
Wichita
Michigan
American Basketball Association
Air Force
Cassius Clay Near Final Step in Army Draft Battle
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay arrived at the Houston Induction Station to take the final step toward induction, but he plans to refuse the step as a Black Muslim minister seeking exemption. Judges rejected earlier appeals. the potential penalty for draft dodging is up to five years in prison.
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Cassius Clay
Houston
API
Clay
Edwin McKee
Mohammed Alli
U.S. Dist
Allen B. Hannay
John R. Brown
U.S. Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Brown
U.S
Morton Susman
Susman
Standings and schedule highlight tense baseball action
In the American League Detroit and Baltimore hold top spots with tight records while Boston New York and Cleveland chase. National League shows Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago near the lead as several night games wrap up. Pittsburgh reports Connie Hawkins signs with the Pittsburgh Rens in the ABA, the first ABL MVP to move to the new league.
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W. LI
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Calif
Chicago
Pelet
Cleveland
Kansas C
Minnesota
California
Sanford
Peterson
McLain
Bunker
Siebert
Howard
Chance
Washington
Coleman
Kansas City
Hunter
Lonborg
St. Louis
Phila
Atlanta
Pitt
Los A
San Fran
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Short
Kelley
B. Shaw
Ellis
Nye
Simmons
Wilson
San
UPI
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh Rens
American Basketball Association
Hawkins
ABL
Vermont Race Commission defers action on two proposed tracks
The Vermont Racing Commission announced a delay in granting racing licenses for two proposed tracks in the northwest, meeting April 13 to receive additional data from Swanton International Raceway Inc and other applicants. Officials reviewed financial structure and construction plans as part of completing their applications for a track in the Burlington area, signaling uncertain near-term prospects.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Racing Commission
Burlington
Swanton International Raceway Inc
Rep
Pownal Racing Facility Applications Deferred Indefinitely
The Vermont racing commission deferred action on two Champlain Downs Inc. applications for a new racetrack after reviewing incomplete materials on finances and construction plans. Chairman Frederick P. Davis, facing criticism for inaction, announced the deferral without a public explanation. Green Mountain Park in Pownal currently operates as the state's only pari mutuel track since 1963.
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Champlain Downs Inc
Commission
Frederick P. Davis
Newport
Davis
Senate General Committee
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Drury Blue Devils Win Squeaker Over Patriots
In a tense West Vermont baseball clash at Mt. Anthony, Drury edged Mt. Anthony 3-1 on a fifth inning error and Jim Kelly’s game deciding triple. Pitroff earned the pitching win for Drury, Outwater started for the Patriots before Kenyon finished, while Greg Croff sparked defensive plays.
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North Adams
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Drury Blue Devils
Devils
Don Gabrus
Drury
Jack Pitroff
Vermont
Robin Outwater
Patriot
Don Ziter
Jim Kelly
Outwater
Chris Kenyon
Bill Brownell
Gary Martin
Pitroff
Jim Nichols
Don Martin
Jimmy Kelly
Ron Gallagher
Kelly
Jim Shoemaker
John Woodard
Greg Croff
Lou Johnson Leaves Dodgers With Broken Ankle In-Season Loss
Dodgers suffer a 6-0 defeat to the Braves as Lou Johnson breaks a left ankle sliding into home. Claude Osteen fires a four hitter for Houston in a 6-4 win over St. Louis, ending the Cardinals’ grip on first in the NL. Morgan’s 0-24 streak ends with a 6-4 Houston win, while San Francisco loses to Cincinnati 3-2 and Chicago blanks New York 3-0. News from London notes Rafia King of Nigeria scoring a fifth round KO of Britain’s Jimmy Anderson.
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Joe Morgan
Lou Johnson
Morgan
Houston
Astros
St. Louis
Cardinals
Johnson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Claude Osteen
Reliver
Hal Woodeshick
Eddie Mathews
Dodgers
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelephia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Baltimore
Ron Hunt
Mets
Tommy Davis
Dodger
Osteen
London
UPI
Rafia King
Nigeria
Britain
Jimmy Anderson
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Sanborn
Guiness
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Pp Socia
P Maniery
Mazzinello
Rf Fothergill
McKeon
Burke
Pallutto
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Rhodes
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Fonda. N.Y
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Umm
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Adams, Mass
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TEL
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Larry Hoey
Bodis
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Virgies Faber— McCarthy
Gallon Dares— Mattison
Precious Ann— DeFilippis
Ruthy J—Smith
Davy Decker
Gay Duke— Burgess
Razzie Gal--Collins
Do Royal— Hudson
MacGene— McGuire
Fingos Boy— Kane
Tinge— Dunn
Hiki— Arthurs
Pepys Adios--Capasso
A.Q. Tempest
Kane
Flaming Scot—Cornellier
Georgana Molly—Spencer
Sword Demon— Blake
Lizzy Lind—Cross
Prince H— Ward
Dan Congress— Hudson
Ricky Mite
Hardie
Cedar Crest
Chester Cullen
Sadovsky
Wilma Lynn— Allen
Glendale
Jerry—Church
Clayhaven Zephyr— McGuIre
Swift's
Walker
Boxscore Drury
AB R Nichols Martin Kelly Brooks Gallagher
Abyisi Collier Bergendahl Pitroff
AB Mears
Galerus Shoemaker
Gauthier Woodard Croff
Brownell
Martin Church
Peckham Hollister Wickenden
Outwater Kenyon
United Press International
Coats
Adams Clothes Shop
N.H. Allen
H.T.H
Paragon
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