Canadiens Clinch Cup as Blues Fall in Finals Sweep
Montreal edged St. Louis 2-1 to sweep the Stanley Cup finals in four games. John Ferguson scored the winner in the third period after Ted Harris tied it. Blues had led 1-0 on Terry Gray’s goal, their first finals lead. Claude Ruel called the win personal and anticlimactic for him.
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Blues
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Montreal
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Ted Harris
Terry Gray
Blues Eke Out Moral Win Over Canadiens After Rough Series
Blues captain Bowman laments tough loss but calls last game a moral win as Montreal barely prevailed. Blues, beaten in first three games, showed fight in final match and head to a Florida motel for a one day break. Bowman stresses humility and hunger, noting Montreal’s edge yet effort to challenge the Canadiens.
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Bob Jones Leads Team to First Shotgun Tourney Win
Club president Bob Jones and his squad topped the field with a 53 net at the Country Club of Pittsfield to win the season’s first shotgun tournament. Teammates included Lou Seager Bill Garrity and Larry Voelker. Second place tied were teams of Goldner Lip ley Moe England Ed Sullivan Tom Tobin and Jim Chapman Pete Petricca Howard Sammis George Blaisdelt.
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Pittsfield
Lou Seager
Bill Garrity
Larry Voelker
Goldner Lipley
Moe England
Ed Sullivan
Tom Tobin
Jim Chapman
Pete Petricca
Howard Sammis
George Blaisdelt
Businessmen Set Pairings for Berkshire Hills League
Pairings for the Businessmen's League tournament at Berkshire Hills Country Club on Wednesday list players by groupings. Included are Navrocki, Burbank, Father Burke, Rev Balt Candilare J Buckley E Wallace H Marchisio A Gavenas B Brennan R Latimer D Cerrade Bowlby F Nichols Feakes J Leahy Sr Carla E Case W Fradkin J De Baggis J Bastell W Erama F Ferland A Balardini starters include Hme MA Peltier B Merritt W Stampek J Phelan Cadorette C Chartier Lindsay J Courtney W Sager J Mecormick A Mason EL Hauhgay H Rich R Kushl E Greenfeld J O'Dannell Manevich T Lynch A Bowlby R Cohen
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D. Cerrade
R. Bowlby
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Feakes
J. Leahy
A. Carla
E. Case
W. Fradkin
Cranwell Wins In Tennis Over Marvelwood
Cranwell School tops Marvelwood 5 0 on Cranwell courts in Linox. Kieler and Pfister lead with singles wins and one doubles victory as Cranwell prepares to host Lenox School Wednesday afternoon.
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al Pfister
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Harvey
After Derby Majestic Prince Faces Scrutiny and Hopes
In Louisville the Derby discussion centers on Majestic Prince after a neck victory over Arts and Letters. Trainers and owners debate potential perfection, effects of Shoemaker, and chances in the Preakness while Top Knight’s disappointment prompts wagers and future bets.
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Aris and Letters
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Knight
Dike
Johnny Longden
Arts and Letters
Longden
Hhe
Shoemaker
Braulio Baeza
Elliott Bure
Burch
Baeza
Bureh
Ray Metcalf
Top Knight
Tim
North League States Tryouts Announced at Brown Street Field
Players' agent Tom Murphy announced North Little League tryouts at Brown Street Field. Tonight 10 year olds drill, tomorrow night 11 year olds work out, and Wednesday night 12 year olds have their chance.
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Brown Street Field
Tom Murphy
Redmen claim Yankee Conference outdoor title in track
Massachusetts wins both indoor and outdoor Yankee Conference track titles, finishing with 66 points. Rhode Island 63, Connecticut 40, New Hampshire 56, Maine 19, Vermont 7. In other notes BC football scrimmage ends with Maroons beating Whites 38-34. Wayne Goodwin wins NH singles in tennis. Connerton and Sherman win Rhode Island doubles. Seven furlongs feature goes to Second Yand Love at Green Mountain Park. Larry Riggs leads Pepperdine to WCAC title. Great Falls bird incident in golf tourney. Larry Hinson wins Greater New Orleans Open. Pacers face Oaks in ABA playoffs. trainer Merrill touts Race Horse.
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Rhode Island
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Wayne Goodwin
Tad Connerton
Tom Sherman
Springfield Wins in Golf Triangular at Taconic Club
Springfield College won a triangular golf match Saturday at the Taconic Golf Club. The Chiefs defeated Williams 4-3 and beat American International College 7-0. Williams beat AIC 7-0. Co medalists were Chip Herndon of Williams and Barry Wengert of Springfield with 76s.
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Barry Wengert
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Troy Rutmann Dies in Pocono Race Crash
Troy Rutmann Jr. of Dearborn Heights Michigan was killed yesterday at Pocono International Raceway in a 10 lap race when his Indianapolis roadster crashed through a metal safety barrier. No other persons were injured.
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Troy Rutmann Jr
Dearborn Heights
Mich
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