Flyers win Cup to deny Bruins in hard work win
Flyers defeat Boston 1 0 to seize the best of seven series four games to two and become the first NHL expansion team to win the Stanley Cup. Rick MacLeish scored in the first period, Bernie Parent stopped 30 shots earning MVP honors, and Miss Smith’s God Bless America soundtrack accompanied a Spectrum celebration with players, fans, and a champagne drenched locker room jubilant aftermath.
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Burroughs Drives Rangers Past Royals for 41 RBIs
Texas star Jeff Burroughs, 23, tops the majors with 41 RBIs after a 4-for-5 day that included four RBIs in an 83 victory at Kansas City. He credited the park as a good hitting venue and noted the astroturf helped his offense. Jackie Brown earned his first win in relief of David Clyde.
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Major League Standings Weekend Recap by Team
ML standings show sweep arrivals with Detroit doubles, California and Boston wins, New York split, Oakland upset. Indians beat Tigers 9 2 in opener as Jack Brohamer and Gaylord Perry shine. Red Sox sweep Orioles with Fisk homer. Angels split Twins as Nolan Ryan fans 12. Yankees top Brewers. Athletics beat White Sox behind Mangual grand slam and Hunter win.
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Legal action looms as Indy 500 time trials end early
Indianapolis officials face a class action threat after rain halted 500 mile time trials before all cars could qualify. USAC and speedway officials consider reopening lines. owners of slower cars fear being bumped by faster entrants. Chief Steward Binford defers final decision to track management.
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Mt Anthony cancels Friday game in bid for state spot
Mt Anthony baseball canceled Friday’s game with Hoosac Valley amid wet field conditions. The Patriots, needing two wins in four games to reach .500 and bolster state tournament consideration, faced criticism for the move. They will host Bellows Falls next, with Hudson, NY on the schedule midweek. Hartford defeated Rutland 6-5 and Brattleboro beat Windsor 10-6 on Saturday.
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Generals Practice and Opening Day Plans for Bennington
Generals coach Al Cece schedules Wednesday 5:30 p.m. practice on Spinelli Field. Bennington semi pro opens Sunday at 1 p.m. versus Amsterdam, booster ticket holders eligible for a $5 gift certificate drawing between games. Pitchers Bucky Long and Scott Racicot face arm issues. Long out after elbow surgery, Racicot notes shoulder pain. If Arlington Eagles finished season, Dave Hoyt would start opening game. rule says a high school player cannot play for two teams.
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Burr and Burton Fall To Green Mountain 9-5
Burr and Burton suffered a 9-5 home loss to Green Mountain as Terry Campney battled wildness after six innings. The Bulldogs led early on Campney’s two out single but Green Mountain rallied, aided by four walks in a key third inning and unearned runs. Despite 9-4 hitting and strong fielding moments, Burr and Burton could not overcome costly mistakes and left runners stranded. The upcoming matchup is Tuesday against Leland and Gray.
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USC lands 6-10 star Malovic from Alhambra
Steve Malovic a 6-10 center from Phoenix signed a national letter of intent to play for Southern California. The point guard led Alhambra High School to the state title this season averaging 28.7 points per game and scoring 35 in the title game.
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