Culp Draws Tough Lesson In Return To Minor League Action
Pawtucket right hander Ray Culp, 31, battling back from shoulder surgery, was bombed for 8 runs in seven innings as Tidewater beat Pawtucket 14 4 in an International League game. Culp hopes to work back into the Boston Red Sox system with more starts and better control.
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Red Sox Pitching Question Mark In Cleveland
Boston struggles in the AL East as Rogelio Moret leaves with a knee injury after a 5 1 lead at Cleveland. Sonny Siebert, Tiant, and Skok are noted as alternatives with Pawtucket success. Boston aims to rebound with a seven game home stand starting Tuesday against Minnesota.
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Patriots Sign Five Rookies in Busy Weekend
New England Patriots, under Chuck Fairbanks, signed five rookies and cut six others from the roster. Draft picks Charlies Davis, Doug Dumler, Dan Ruster, Steve King, and Bill Tinlin joined, while waivers were requested on three players including Chuck, Curt Brandon, and Dan Yates. Jack Maitland retired from pro football, and John Eggold and Callaway declined careers.
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Kansas Relays Record Book Overhaul After Eight Marks
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the 48th Kansas Relays conclude with eight new marks across university college and open divisions. Mike Bolt of Eastern New Mexico named outstanding performer as five records fall in Saturday finale.
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Davis Cup wins clinched by Australia Bulgaria and Austria
In Tokyo Australia seals third win as John Newcombe and Geoff Masters beat Japan. Bulgaria and Austria complete 5 0 sweeps in Sofia and Vienna as European Zone action continues with Australia advancing toward the Eastern Zone finals.
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Trotters And Pacers Lewiston Raceway Entries Post Time 7 30 P M
Lewiston Raceway lists 10 races with pace and trot purses from 450 to 1 100 dollars. Notable entries include Oreti Garrison Lady Cortez Mighty Start Tar Horn and By Far with times around 2 07.4 to 2 09.2 and exacta payouts recorded.
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Gypsy
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Seattle Lil
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Brad Scot
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Mighty Land
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Wandering Boy
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Queens Pirate
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T. Truitt
Golden Pearl
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Lord Trust
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Mighty Start
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Pro Basketball Playoffs And Arena Results
Western Conference action saw Los Angeles topple Golden State 126 70 to lead 3 0 as Eastern Conference duel New York defeated Boston 117 110 in double overtime and took a 3 1 series lead. Regular updates include ABA results from Kentucky and Carolina tied 3 3 while Indiana beat Utah 107 98 to take 4 2.
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Race results and odds for multiple harness races
The page lists results for six harness races with winners and payout figures. Notable entries include Napoleon's Gold winning the first pace with a time of 2 08.1, Gala Time leading the fourth race at 2 11, and D. M. Sun winning the fifth race with a 2 09 time. Also shown are secondary contenders and listed alternates.
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Canadiens Dominate Flyers to Take 3-1 Series Lead
Montreal defeated Philadelphia 4-1 to take a 3-1 lead in the best of seven Stanley Cup semifinal. Bill Barber voiced frustration as the Canadiens’ experienced play overwhelmed the Flyers in Sunday action at the Forum.
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Crusaders Keep Hopes Alive In WHA Playoff Victory
Cleveland Crusaders beat New England 5-2 to cut the WHA Eastern Division final series lead to 2-1. Gary Jarrett netted a hat trick, Ron Buchanan added two assists, and the teams head to Boston for Game 5 amid injuries to New England players and a controversial late goal.
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