Sox rough up Palmer and Rice leads Red Sox 7 3 at Fenway
Jim Rice hit two solo homers and Carlton Fisk added a two run shot as Boston defeated Baltimore 7 3 at Fenway Park. Palmer gave up four homers in the loss, his sixth of the season, extending Boston’s dominance over the Orioles to nine straight wins at Fenway.
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Niekro tops Phillies as Gilbreath homers in Braves 3-0 win
Rod Gilbreath belts a three-run homer and Phil Niekro fires a four-hitter with 13 strikeouts as Atlanta blanks Philadelphia 3-0. Niekro, 38, ends his slump after a scoreless duel with Jim Kaat, while other AL scores include New York over Milwaukee 10-1 and Chicago over Texas in 11 innings. Cubs beat Giants 1-0 on a late squeeze.
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Catamount teams sweep the BSC track meet
Catamount won both the boys and girls meets at the third annual BSC track meet with 29 points over Arlington 22 in the boys. The girls won by a quarter point, Catamount posting 28% to Bennington Elementary 28, among nine teams and nearly 350 students.
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Nine owners challenge Seattle Slew in Belmont Stakes
Rain looming over Belmont Park tempts nine owners to enter against unbeaten Seattle Slew in the 109th Belmont. Iron Constitution carries Angel Cordero, Spirit Level rises in class, and hopefuls include Sir Sir, Leading Scorer, Mr Red Wing, Hey Hey J.P., Make Amends, Run Dusty Run, and Sanhedrin. If all ten start, purse totals reach $183,800 with $110,280 to winner.
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Seattle Slew poised to chase Belmont crown record
Jim Hill, veterinarian and Slew’s early believer, notes the champion’s flawless run through Flamingo, Wood Memorial, Kentucky Derby, and Preakness. Belmont draw places Slew at No. 6 as rivals vie for a shot at history, with Spirit Level and Iron Constitution among hopefuls. The Taylors and Hills recall Slew’s $17,500 purchase at Fasig Tipton as public buzz swells.
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Yachts arrive in Newport for America's Cup tuneups
Yachting fans welcomed the 12 meter yachts Independence and Courageous to Bannisters Wharf in Newport after a full day tow from Ted Hood's Marblehead yard. Domestic contenders Courageous Enterprise and Independence prepare off the coast as preliminary trials start June 18. The cup series begins Sept 13 with a best-of-seven defender decision after foreign eliminations. Hood, designer and skipper of Independence, has trained with his crew off Marblehead since last autumn.
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Celtics Acquire John Johnson From Rockets For Pick
Boston trades their next two years second round picks to obtain 6 foot 7 swingman John Johnson from Houston. Johnson, a 29 year old two time All Star, averaged 14.1 points per game over seven NBA seasons and brings versatility at guard and forward to bolster Boston's undermanned backcourt alongside Havlicek and Stacom.
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