Culp Pitching Shines as Red Sox Sweep Twins
Boston ace Ray Culp rebounded from rough starts with a two hit 1-0 win over Minnesota, aiding a doubleheader sweep. George Thomas delivered a pivotal ninth inning pinch hit in the nightcap as Boston moved one game ahead of Baltimore in the American League East.
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Patriots Rally Past Cosmos with Long Ball on Saturday
The Bennington nine rebounded from a 19-3 loss to defeat Springfield 12-6. LeBarron started strong, Pete Perkins and Paul Rice delivered key moments, including a grand slam by Rice in the second. Reliever Raymond closed the game as Bennington clinched the win and eyed Tuesday in New York.
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Hull's slap shot sends Hawks to Stanley finals
In a seven game thriller against the Rangers, Bobby Hull’s late slapper beat Ed Giacomin with 5:35 left in regulation to give Chicago a 3-2 lead. Chico Maki added an empty net goal as the Black Hawks advance to the finals for the first time since 1965, ending a series highlighted by three overtimes. Hull’s goal capped a hard fought series that featured comeback chances for both teams and praise from coaches on a terrific playoff clash. The finals open in Chicago with games scheduled Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday as Montreal awaits.
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McCoveys late homer sinks Reds in 13th
Steve Carlton back to his old style after removing a slider from his repertoire. In Cincinnati, Willie McCovey started the 13th with his fifth homer of the year, lifting the Giants to an 8 2 win over the Reds. Jerry Johnson earned his third straight decision for San Francisco after relieving Gaylord Perry in the 12th.
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Wien Norse dazzles Ludlow on mound, at plate
Vermont baseball struggles with cold weather and soggy fields as Burr and Burton delay starts. On Friday afternoon, Rick...
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Norse Shines As Bulldogs Dominate Marble Valley Clash
Norse pitched a four hitter with 11 strikeouts and drove in three runs in a 12-1 win that lifts the Bulldogs to 4-0 in Marble Valley League play. Ludlow’s Paul Stuart fanned the side in the Ludlow third, and Burrill Burton edged ahead with a 12 run cushion before a late Presidents rally. The next game is Monday at home against Wallingford.
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Beard wins New Orleans Open as Green falters on 15th
Sage Beard captured the $25,000 first prize with a 12 under par 276 in New Orleans. Hubert Green, leading after the third round, bogied the 15th after using a three wood, finishing one stroke back. Green earned $14,300 for second as Beard praised the costly swing.
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