Burlington Ends Patriots' Baseball Reign In Class L Semi-Finals
Windsor report on Mt Anthony Union High School as Burlington Seahorses overcome a 4-1 deficit to win 9-7 at MacLeay Field. Key plays include a dropped ball turning into two runs and a late seventh inning rally, leaving Mt Anthony with a final two-year mark of 29-3. Burlington advances while Patriots bow out of Class L tourney.
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Small Field Entered For Belmont Test
New York racing scene builds to Belmont Stakes as Majestic Prince trains at Belmont Station two weeks after arriving. Arts And Letters, Dike, Dis tray, Prime Fool and Rooney's Shield eye entry, with purse up to 146,550 if five runners start.
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Mets Surge to Top as Cubs Win Tight Game
The New York Mets ride seven straight wins powered by sharp pitching as rookie Jack DiLauro, Tug McGraw and Ron Taylor limit the Dodgers 1-0. Meanwhile the Cubs, led by Randy Hundley and Ernie Banks, extend their NL lead with a 5-4 win over the Astros.
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Pittsfield Pads Eastern Loop Lead
The Pittsfield Red Sox, leaders in the Eastern League, beat the Pirates 7-5 at York to stay one game ahead. Butler drove in four runs with two singles and a sacrifice fly as Dave Gray earned the win with seventh inning relief. In Waterbury Reading, Hank McGraw hit a three run homer for the Phillies in a 10-8 win. Manchester saw Ron Blomberg homer twice for the Yankees in a 7-4 victory.
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Chicago and St Louis Lead Tight Baseball Standings
Weekday results show St Louis beating Atlanta 4 3 and Chicago defeating Houston 5 4 while NY led Los Angeles 1 0. Standings list Chicago and St Louis atop fantasy league with several teams within a few games of each other.
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Carew lifts average to .399 as Twins beat Yankees
Rod Carew collected three hits and scored the deciding run on a sacrifice fly in the fifth and stole home for the fifth time this year in a 4-2 Minnesota win over New York. He raised his AL-leading average to .399 and doubled in the sixth, later scoring on Graig Nettles sacrifice fly. The Twins also got late help from Carew’s speed as he scored on a late sprint home. Other AL results included Detroit 5, California 4 in 10, Baltimore 6, Oakland 1, Chicago 7, Boston 2, Cleveland 10, Seattle 4, and Washington 3, Kansas City 1.
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Bronco Halfback Fights For Education And Opportunity
Denver administrative assistant Floyd Little, Bronco running back in off-season, works in Governor Love’s Colorado Capitol office. He travels Colorado schools to inspire students, help underprivileged youths, and push guidance curricula. Little cites education as the key to lifting disadvantaged kids, sharing his own unlikely path from New Haven to Syracuse and pro football.
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Net World Mourns Death of Rafael Osuna
Mexico City mourns Rafael Osuna killed in Monterrey jet crash. The 30 year old led Mexico to a 3 2 Davis Cup win over Australia, defeating Bowrey and Ruffels, with Zarazua in doubles. His loss ends Mexico’s Cup chances and follows a quiet recent international period. He worked with Cigarrera Nacional S.A., Philip Morris affiliate.
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