Tiant Shuts Down Yankees in 8-2 Boston Win
Luis Tiant spun a near eight-hit gem to lift the Boston Red Sox 8-2 over the AL East leaders the New York Yankees. Two run singles by Cecil Cooper and Jim Rice fueled a six-run second inning as Boston halted a skid, with Tiant delivering a strong seven innings while Darrell Johnson called it a must-win.
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Saturday Games Matchups Across MLB Schedule
The slate features Philadelphia at San Francisco and Atlanta at Montreal with night games in San Diego at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Houston and New York at Los Angeles.
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Sox Trade Carbo for Two Brewers in Swap
The Boston Red Sox exchange Bernie Carbo and cash for pitchers Tom Murphy and outfielder Bobby Darwin from Milwaukee. Carbo and Darwin sought more playing time, while Murphy aims to revive his season after a slow start.
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Orr Declines Bruins To Free Agency For Higher Pay
Boston manager Harry Sinden says Bobby Orr, not attorney Alan Eagleson, made the choice to become a free agent amid offers from WHA and NHL teams. Orr, 28, recovering from knee surgeries, was offered $350,000 yearly by Boston for five seasons with a $100,000 per year guard if he retired. Chicago’s Black Hawks proposed $500,000 per year for six years. Orr’s decision changes Bruins’ unsigned player status and could affect signings for Dallas Smith, Andre Savard, and Jean Ratelle.
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Don Cherry recalls Ken Hodge after trade to Rangers
Boston coach Don Cherry says Kenny Hodge was the focus of his ire and was traded to the New York Rangers for Rick Middleton. He criticizes Hodge for caring only about himself and defends his own stance as his personal view of Bruins culture shifts. Hodge and Cherry both react, with Hodge surprised by the public dispute and noting no personal criticism of Cherry.
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Horse Racing Pownal Friday Race Cards 1976 Meet
Pownal race card lists six races on Friday June 4 1976 with ten to fourteen entries per race. Notable entries include Shade Time Tonys Mate Qui Dancer Hilda's Baby Scottish Lancer and Catherine's Girl in the first race and Fast Image Whirling Light Angel Girl Premier Lady in the second.
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Thoroughfare Saratoga Racing Card Listings and Results
A long racing program from Saratoga lists ten races with entrants and payouts including horses such as Wallkill Love Kash Kat Honest Eileen Echo Brook Mike KC's Pat and many others. The card shows first through tenth races with purse values ranging from 1 000 to 3 500 dollars, along with detailed results and final times for pacing events. Attendance reached 2 394 with total handle reported at 194 663 dollars.
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Ali says retirement near as boxing turns to work and boredom
Muhammad Ali privately wants out despite claiming $31 million already and potential $75 million from future offers. He says boxing is rough and boring, though public statements cite a Sept. 28 title defense at Yankee Stadium with Norton earning $6 million on Ali’s $1 million share. His manager hints at a Foreman rematch but leaves the choice to Ali, who contemplates retirement yet dreams of reaching $75 million.
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