Orioles Cubs Athletics Braves Gain Ground in Recent Sports
Orioles win streak lengthens as Dave McNally starts for Baltimore against Minnesota while Earl Weaver warns of a long season. Cubs extend lead in NL East over Pirates and Mets. Athletics move into a 1 4 game edge on Minnesota in the AL West. Braves widen NL West gap despite rainout in Montreal. Cleon Jones headlines Mets surge with .388 average as they chase .500 May.
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Pitching and hitting highlights pace early baseball action
Jim Palmer leads with three shutouts while Ken Holtzman and Ferguson Jenkins each have three. Odom tops majors with 7-1 as the Braves endure injuries. Reggie Jackson with 11 homers and Dan ny Cater at .394 pace the new york coverage as Minnesota’s Rod Carew leads the league.
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Les Kennedy Qualifies For 20th U.S. Open Bid
Les Kennedy, a 31-year-old pro from Paywtuckel Rhode Island, led the field of 17 with a 38-hole total of 70 76 146 at Metacomet Country Club East Providence ending Monday. He seeks a 20th visit to golf's premier event as three New England sites hosted qualifying rounds.
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Pro golf qualifiers headline at Spring Valley and Ridge Brook
Jay Dolan led Spring Valley qualifiers with 74 72 146 as amateurs and pros mix in Massachusetts. Roger Harney and Paul Barkhouse tied for second at 147 while Paul Barkhouse and Tim Leslie posted 149s. At Ridge Brook Conn Am Gorman shot 69 74 143 to lead. Fuchs Howell Alpert tied at 144 while Ragaini Stranahan 146 and others followed.
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Flyers name Vic Stasiuk head coach in major reorg
Vic Stasiuk, 89, appointed head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers with Keith Allen moved to the front office as vice president and assistant general manager. Allen will direct playing personnel while Bud Poile shifts to trades drafts scouting and farm system development.
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Step Dants In Third CSPSL Win At Lakewood Field
Step Dants, last year's City Show-Pitch Softball League champion, defeated Berkshire Life 24-4 at Lakewood Field for its third consecutive win before rain halted play after five innings. Fran Reardon and Al Hubbard led with three hits each for the victors. Bob Forrest, Tony Skorput and Ernie Sagalyn had two hits for BLICO. In the opening game, James Jewelers beat Marland Mold 11-6 with Al Moulen collecting three hits. Tonight Caltsville Shell vs. Elks at 7:15 and Moby Dick Lounge vs. Yellow Coach at 8:15.
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Teichgraeber sets Williams discus mark at Bowdoin
Williams College junior John Teichgraeber hurled the discus 156 feet 7 inches to place second at the Eastern Intercollegiates hosted by Bowdoin College and establish a college record. The Bowdoin winner coast guard Skip Brown beat him by two inches. Brown and Teichgraeber were Deerfield teammates who graduated in 1965.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Scores and KOs
In Las Vegas Soanny Liston 217 stopped George Scrap Iron Johnson 212 in 7 rounds. Bennie Brisco 154 knocked out Percy Manning 156 in Philadelphia. Jimmy Lester 162 stopped Pedro Miranda 161 in San Francisco. Chang Carmona 19544 stopped Ramon Blanco 184 in San Diego. Domingo Ortiz 158 out pointed Billy Lonergan 155 in Secaucus.
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Jimmy Lester
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Liston Stops Scrap Iron In Las Vegas Showdown
Sonny Liston, at 37, knocked out George Johnson in the seventh round at the Convention Center. The former heavyweight champion eyes a 15 round title bout with World Boxing Association champ Jimmy Ellis, with promoter Bill Miller hinting an Ellis match is in the works. Johnson said Joe Frazier hits harder, as Liston weighed 217 and Johnson 212.
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Pittsfield Jaycees to show ski movies from Iron Mountain
The Greater Pittsfield Jaycees will screen films of local skiers racing at Iron Mountain Michigan after their meeting tomorrow at 7 30 at Christos. The public is invited to view the movies about 8 80. The film was prepared by Richard B Shipton and will be shown by Shipton and William Lyon of One Shore. Other local racers include Doug Wright Lori Monaco and Stacy Weston. Call Christos to arrange attendance.
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Lane Fires Ace Foursome 4 Under At Wyantenuck
GREAT BARRINGTON George Lane scored the first hole in one of the season at Wyantenuck Country Club on Friday. Lane used a biron to reach the green and the cup on the 135 yard ninth. Lane and Willian Weber tied for gross score with Michaeline and Herman Morelli as Kinne and Morelli made threes. The foursome finished 4 under par on the hole.
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Boyd Dinner Deadline Set For Wednesday
The testimonial dinner for Bob Boyd, former Dalton High coach, has a Wednesday deadline to purchase tickets. The event will be held Saturday night, May 31, at the Dalton American Legion Home and will be open to both men and women. Tickets are available from committee members Paul Archambault, Paul Burke, Everett Calkins, Maurice Callahan, Jack Casey, Filberto Chiacchiaretto, Archie DeAngelis, James Fraley, Philip Lennon, Harry Stedman, and Fred Warren.
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Filberto Chiacchiaretto
Archie DeAingelus
James Fraley
Philip Lennon
Harry Stedman
Fred Warren
Lonborg Faces Angels Tonight at Fenway Park
Boston AP Lonborg the Red Sox ace with a balky shoulder faces a severe test in the opener of a three game series with the California Angels at Fenway Park The 1967 Cy Young winner has shown signs but must prove durability Lonborg last pitched 2 2 8 innings then 7 1 3 in Detroit and Boston plans no immediate changes while Angels send John McGlothlin and Boston reshuffles the batting order including moving Reggie Smith from leadoff to cleanup and dropping Tony Conigliaro in the lineup.
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Trinity Pawling Routs Lenox In Lacrosse Clash
Trinity Pawling School lacrosse routed Lenox Mass School 11 2 at Pawling. Rick Gerglund Duncan Tenny and John Pettit led with goals in the second and third periods while Lenox goalie Fred Nicholaev stood out. Lenox plays Williston Academy next Wednesday at 2 30 in Lenox.
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Ron Murphy Retires After 17 NHL Seasons
Boston Bruins veteran left winger Ron Murphy, 36, announced his retirement due to shoulder injuries and sleepless nights. He played 17 NBA? No, NHL seasons and posted 16 goals and 38 assists last year while a key part of a record 243-point line with Esposto and Hodge. Murphy, who also played for New York Chicago and Detroit, will focus on his interior decorating business in Mount Hope Ontario.
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