Patriots and Rutland clash in crucial WWL baseball test
Mt Anthony Patriots host Rutland Raiders in a top league showdown on County Street diamond at 4 p.m. The Patriots, 4-4, seek to extend a three-game win streak and pull into solo lead. the Raiders hold a 5-1 mark and boast strong hitting but uneven pitching. Key pitchers John Hart for the Patriots and Mark Mayhew for Rutland are expected to duel, with lineup details listed for both sides. The outcome could shape the league standings with seven games left.
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Former Yankee Making It Back in Houston
Former Yankee Jim Bouton pitched a six hitter for the Houston Astros, beating the Chicago Cubs 7-2. Bouton, who had lost his fastball, relied on a knuckleball and defense to earn the win while flinging his cap into the stands after the victory. Other major league results included Cincinnati over St. Louis 7-3, Atlanta 5-3 over Pittsburgh, and Rico Carty extending a 23 game hitting streak for the Braves.
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Astros
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Bennington Little League Metting Plans 1970 Season
Bennington Little League Inc invites managers coaches parents and interested persons to a meeting Thursday May 7 at 7 30 p m at the Park Street Extension field. Topics include tryout dates auction and grand opening of the new facility plus forming local rules for 1970 and the method for selecting the All Star team. Members may contact president Joe Pello if unable to attend.
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Knicks win sixth game for Willis Reed in playoff bid
New York tops Los Angeles 107 100 to take a 3 2 series lead as Willis Reed injures his hip. X rays to decide his availability for game six. Bradley sparks rally with 1 3 1 offense and stiff defense slows Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West in the second half.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Danny Whelan
Stallworth
Lakers
Knicks Lose Willis Reed In Painful Night
New York Knicks center Willis Reed collapsed on the floor as the team faced a tough game, his injury casting doubt on his availability and signaling a possible end to his night. Teammates looked on as Reed fought through the pain, trying to stay in the contest despite the setback.
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UPI
New York Knicks
Willis Reed
Rookie Goalie In Rugged Assignment
In St. Louis Ernie Wakely will start in goal for the Blues in game two of the Stanley Cup finals after Jacques Plante suffered a concussion. The Blues, who must win to stay alive, face a Bruins squad led by Bobby Orr with plans to shadow the star.
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al Arbour
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UPI
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Roberts
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Saints Trade Davis Burris for Scarpati and Draft Pick
New Orleans traded guard Norm Davis and safety Bo Burris to Philadelphia for safety Joe Scarpati and an undisclosed draft choice. Scarpati joined the Eagles as a free agent six years ago and had 24 interceptions with Philadelphia, including eight in 1966, the league lead.
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UPI
Norm Davis
Bo Burris
New Orleans Saints
Philadelphia Eagles
Joe Scarpati
Scarpati
Eagles
Philadelphia
Beef Trust In Outer Pastures
In New York, one week after a deal that sent Rick Reichardt and Aurelio Rodriguez from the first place California Angels to the Washington Senators for Ken McMullen, jokes swirl about Reichardt’s fit in Washington’s outfield with Frank Howard. Ted Williams and staff weigh the move as McMullen strengthens the lineup behind Alex Johnson while Reichardt’s position is reassessed.
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UPI
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Aurelio Rodriguez
California Angels
Washington Senators
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Washington
Reichardt
Burbank
Angels
Rick
Senators
Big Frank Howard
del Unser
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Unser
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Cubs
Mike Epstein
Wasington
Yankees
Frank Howard
Ted Williams
Lefty Phillips
Dick Walsh
McMullen
Alex Johnson
Phillips
Johnson
Joe Louis to leave Colorado Hospital for private care
Joe Louis, 56, remains under treatment at Colorado Psychiatric Hospital after a hold for treatment order. His attorney Irving Andrews said a court order would transfer him to a private hospital within two or three days and the boxer would be all right soon. In Chicago, Bears guard Howard Mudd had minor knee surgery with no cast, expected to be ready for training camp.
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State Hospital
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Howard Mudd
Chicago Bears
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