Bahnsen Narrowly Misses Perfect Game in 1-0 Win
Stan Bahnsen carried a perfect game into the eighth before Bobby Darwin’s liner bounced off the wall and a baserunner failed to touch first. Darwin’s single preserved Bahnsen’s two-hitter as the White Sox beat the Twins 1-0. Other AL results included Detroit 6 Yanks 5, Baltimore 6 Brewers 5, Texas 6 California 1, Boston 7 Cleveland 4, and NL scores Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 2 in 14, Montreal 5 Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 3 San Diego 0, St. Louis 10 New York 1, Los Angeles 11-7 Houston 10-2.
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Pats Place First In Tri Meet At Brattleboro
Mt Anthony girls win tri meet 50 Brattleboro 48 Putney 6 with Sandy Cook first in high jump 4-7 and second in discus 77-6 Sandy Shea wins 80 hurdle 12.2 and 220 dash 29.1 Wanda Gerity ties second in 220 and helps 440 relay team win 56.6 The meet continues Friday at Wahoona starting at 4.
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Aeros up two take Cougars 6 1
Houston Aeros beat Chicago Cougars 6-1 to lead the WHA championship series two games to none. Don McLeod shutout the Cougars until the final minute as Pat Stapleton praised his goalie and Gordie Howe expressed optimism about winning the Avco Cup with three chances at home.
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Dodgers 9th straight win as Ferguson reins in job
Dodgers sweep Astros to run nine straight wins, the club's longest since 1965. Joe Ferguson, benched in May, catches the nightcap and belts two homers with five RBIs, signaling his return to the lineup. Walt Alston names Ferguson the starter Friday against Atlanta, while Steve Yeager remains on the bench.
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Ali Foreman bout announced in Kinshasa for Sept 25
Muhammad Ali arrived to announce his title bout with George Foreman set for Sept 25 at 3 a.m. Kinshasa in a showy, $5 million prize for each fighter. Foreman did not attend the press event as Ali, confident, vowed to win and dismiss his rival’s power in a global spectacle.
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NHL Standings Boston vs Philadelphia Playoff Schedule
Philadelphia leads 3 1 after May 7 with a 3 2 win on May 9 Philadelphia up 3 1. May 12 sees Philadelphia 4 Boston 1. May 14 Philadelphia 4 Boston. Remaining games: May 16 at Boston 7 30 p m x May 19 at Philadelphia 4 p m x May 21 at Boston 7 30 p m x If necessary.
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Mt Anthony Patriots face internal woes in May baseball
Mt Anthony battles internal strife as May arrives, aiming to win two of 15 games to reach the playdowns. Coach John McShane, praised for character, contends with criticism while the team, 4-3 in SVL and 6-4 overall, seeks cohesion after losses and a recent hot stretch.
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Guidolin Needs Goals as Bruins Face Flyers in Cup Final
Guidolin says he wants goals not advice as Boston trails Philadelphia 3-1 in the Stanley Cup finals. He reports heavy fan input and boss Westy Adams suggestions on power play tweaks while insisting Esposito should move out and Hodge stay. He cites a Buffalo caller urging Orr on wing and compares to the Maple Leafs rallying to win with lineup juggling.
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