Hard Luck Patriots Drop Seventh With 5-4 Last Inning Loss to Windsor
Mt Anthony Patriots fall to Windsor 5-4 in a late rally after outhitting the Yellowjackets 11-7. Key hits include Keith LeBarron and Guy Dunham doubles, while Windsor’s Dave Martin scores the decisive run on Bill Dillon’s single in the seventh.
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Stacey
Todd Quinlan
Pete Perkins
Darrell Raymond
Gary Niles
Hart
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Windsor Victory
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Niles
Ewald
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Howe
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Aaron reaches 3 000 hits as Braves lose doubleheader
Hank Aaron became the ninth player to reach 3,000 hits, though Atlanta dropped both ends of a 5-1 and 7-6 15 inning doubleheader to Cincinnati. Aaron added a two run homer in the third and later singled in the 10th to push his total to 3,002 before Cincinnati rallied in extras. The crowd of 33,217 gave him a standing ovation. In other games, St Louis beat Chicago, Montreal topped Pittsburgh, Los Angeles blanked San Francisco, and San Diego defeated Houston.
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Rusty Staub
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Claude Osteen
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Chris Cannizzaro
Montreal hockey star Michel Briere in critical condition
Montreal hospital reports Pittsburgh Penguin Michel Briere profoundly unconscious after a Friday night car crash near Malartic. Doctors say permanent damage unknown until consciousness returns. his fiancée Michelle Beaudoin and his parents are at his side. Police investigation underway regarding the crash.
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Val d’Or
Toiling Moundsmen Reverse Positions In Twins Victory Mix
Jim Perry and Jim Rooker provided key hits as their clubs won. Greg Garrett walked four Oakland batters in the 10th to gift the winning run to the Athletics 6-5 over California in game two of a doubleheader. The Angels won opener 7-1 behind Roger Repez's four RBIs.
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Sal Bando
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Bert Campaneris
Clyde Wright
Repoz
Ken Tatum
Alex Johnson
Wright
Indianapolis Front Row Fastest in 500 History
Indianapolis race weekend sees Al Unser leading the pack with a front row speed of 170.221 mph as 27 qualifiers set faster times than last year while Joe Leonard’s turbine record remains unbroken. Johnny Rutherford, A J Foyt, and Peter Revson headline the fastest field vying for May 30 start in Speedway.
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Ariz
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Mike Mosley
Brownsburg
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S.C
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Rick Mather
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Calif
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Steve Krisiloff
Parsippany
N.J
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Hastings
Mich
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Grandview
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Tinley Park
Ill
George Follmer
Arcadia
Mel Kenyon
Lebanon
Donnie Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Wally Dallenbach
East Brunswick
Jimmy McElreath
Arlington
Andretti
Bonus Didn't Pay Dividends
Jake Gibbs the former Yankee top bonus signee reflects on a stalled baseball career after a $105,000 signing. Now 31, he bats .227 lifetime and remains ready as a backup, while Thurman Munson rises as catcher. Gibbs also coaches at Ole Miss and helped develop Archie Manning. In Philadelphia, Flyers recall Dunc Wilson, Rosalre Paiement, and Serge Bernier from the AHL.
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Houk
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Interstate League registration set for Bennington Elks and CYO
Registration for the Bennington Elks and CYO squads in the Interstate League was announced. Prospective players under 16 by May 31 residing with a parent in Bennington must bring birth certificates to a 6:30 p.m. session at Mt. Anthony Union High School. Ev Chaffin and Ray LeBarron will conduct the Elks and CYO registrations respectively.
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