Patriots Seek 22nd Straight Victory Over Otter Valley
Mt. Anthony Patriots chase 22nd consecutive diamond win as they visit Otter Valley Union High School. Otter Valley, 2-2, fields pitching from Chuck Memo with Tom Bushey leading hitters, while Mt. Anthony, 5-0 this season and 36- enemy runs against, relies on Robin Outwater and John Hart to quell the Otters. First pitch is 3:30 in Brandon.
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Ed Gardner Dominates Bowls With 279 659 Series
Ed Gardner showcased the warm spring arm with a 279 single and 659 triple in Friendship League action at Bennington Lanes. Nearby, Lou Capuano and Dan Lewis traded high scores in the Garage League as Lewis posted a 683 triple. The AJBC Tournament continues two weekends more, with Bantam and Jr. divisions leading, while the Bennington Classic seeks two top teams with a 510 minimum average.
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Howard follows own swing as Senators win 1-0
Slugger Howard hit his eighth homer of the season in a 1-0 win over the Boston Red Sox and admitted he cannot follow Ted Williams advice about hitting your pitch. Jim Hannan lasted seven innings for the win, with Dennis Higgins earning a save. Orioles beat the Tigers 3-2 as Frank Robinson hit his April major league record 10th homer.
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Maloney Throws Second No Hitter In Reds Fray
Jim Maloney retires the Astros in the ninth to complete a 10-0 Reds win after eight innings of no-hit ball, injures a groin while scoring, and receives run support from Bobby Tolan and Darrel Chaney. Other NL games feature Bunning, Gibson, Seaver, and Niekro delivering strong outings amid wins for Giants, Mets, Braves, and Cubs.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot From Major Leagues
American and National League standings show Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Boston, Minnesota, and Los Angeles among leaders with varied records. Wednesday results included wins by New York, St Louis, and Baltimore, with multiple postponed or night games and a full slate of pitchers listed for upcoming matchups across cities including Montreal, Seattle, Cleveland, and Chicago.
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Lakers Celtics clash for fifth NBA title game
In Ingold, the Lakers meet the defending champion Celtics in game five of the best of seven series after Boston edged L A 89 88 in Boston to knot the series at 2 2 Sam Jones hit the winner with two seconds left as West and Havlicek pace the scorers while Chamberlain and Russell battle inside and Baylor struggles for LA
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Blues Aim To Break Canadiens In St Louis Cup Clash
St Louis Blues coach Scotty Bowman said a win in arena home ice could lift the team after Montreal Canadiens hold a 3-1 edge in the series. Rogatien Vachon backstops Montreal while Gump Worsley nurses an injury. Glenn Hall and Jacques Plante could join St Louis for Game tonight.
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Derby Record May Be Broken
Eight horses expected for the Kentucky Derby with top contenders Majestic Prince Top Knight Arts And Letters and Dike aiming to threaten Northern Dancer's two minute flat record. Arts And Letters jockey Willie Shoemaker replaced after injury. Rae Jet to gallop before entries close. President Nixon to attend.
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