Tigers Beat Red Sox Again in Boston 6-3
Detroit defeated Boston for the second straight day 6-3 as Joe Coleman improved to 3-0. Carlton Fisk hit two homers and Rico Petrocelli added one while Norm Cash and Al Kaline also went deep for the Tigers. Lynn McGlothen took the loss for the Red Sox and Rogelio Moret worked 4 2 3 innings. Manager Eddie Kasko shuffled the bullpen with Bolin and Moret.
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Seaver Says He Needs Runs To Win As Mets Fall
In a 1-0 loss to the Cubs Ferguson Jenkins pitched a two hitter while Tom Seaver noted the Mets failed to score from the first inning. Seaver faced Carlton Gibson and Jenkins in consecutive starts as Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 4-3 in 14 innings and other NL scores shifted with Philadelphia, Cincinnati, San Francisco, and Los Angeles winning.
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Black Hawks Hold Quiet After Tense 2-1 Win over Rangers
Chicago coach Billy Reay enforced media silence after a tight 2-1 semifinal win over New York as Stan Mikita's late rebound goal and Tony Esposito’s 37 saves highlighted the contest. Bordeleau was named the designated speaker.
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Tennis results and a political note from early tennis tour stops
Onny Parun of New Zealand defeated fifth seed Dick Stockton of Port Washington in three sets at the WTC Group A event. Charlie Pasarell of Puerto Rico ended Stan Smith’s 20 match win streak with a 6-2 6-2 victory at Sea Pines. Ken Rosewall beat Premiu Lal 6-3 6-1 in Charlotte’s North Carolina Classic. Vic Aldridge, former Pittsburgh pitcher and 1925 World Series winner, died at 79. he later served 12 years in the Indiana state legislature.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Tuesday to Thursday
Standings show Pittsburgh atop the NL with Chicago and New York close behind. Tuesday results include Detroit 6 Boston 3 and Minnesota 10 California 5. Wednesday and Thursday schedules feature key matchups across the league with multiple extra inning and doubleheader notes.
Hockey Playoff Scores and Schedule Amid Semifinal Push
The Associated Press reports NHL playoff results with Chicago leading New York 2-1 after 2-0 action and Montreal tying Philadelphia 1-1. Houston clinched 4-2 over Los Angeles. Upcoming games feature Chicago at New York and Philadelphia at Montreal, plus Cleveland at New England with a seventh game looming.
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Celtics coach Tom Heinsohn named NBA Coach of the Year
In Boston, Tom Heinsohn of the Celtics, who led a 68 14 regular season, earned NBA Coach of the Year honors. Sid Abel resigned as St. Louis Blues GM to take over the Kansas City NHL club for the 1974 75 season. John McLellan quit coaching the Toronto Maple Leafs with no successor named after missing the playoffs.
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Heinsohn Named NBA Coach Of Year
Natick Massachusetts AP Tom Heinsohn Celtics coach and 1968 69 season leader of Atlantic Division earns NBA coach of the year with 29 votes. He values player input and credits Red Auerbach as an influence while guiding stars Havlicek and Cowens to a 68 14 season. He paints in a basement studio when off duty.
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Celtics face pressure in pivotal Knicks game two
Boston aims to steal the road win in New York after a 134 108 playoff opener as John Havlicek and Paul Silas stress home court advantage. Red Holzman may shift defense to contain Jo Jo White, while Walt Frazier could guard White and Earl Monroe oppose Don Chaney.
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Walsh the Strongest Man in the World at Madison Square Garden
Jack Walsh, a 43-year-old weightlifter and karate black belt, claims the title Strongest Man in the World. He challenges Russian lifter Vassili Alexsey and will attempt to lift a 700-pound motorcycle with one finger during his April 29 appearance at Madison Square Garden Felt Forum as part of the Oriental World of Self Defense Exhibition.
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Fisk Terrorizing Opposing Pitchers
Boston slugger Carlton Fisk heats up early in 1973 with five homers in seven games for the Red Sox. The 25 year old catcher says he aims to catch about 140 games and may consider designated hitter duties, while noting he could rest by outfield when needed.
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ABA Playoffs Champion Hopes Rise in Bad Nicholan Final
In Bad Nicholan the ABA division championship heats up as teams vie for the title. Key players from the leading squad push for a decisive win as the season nears its end.
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