Lee vows to get revenge on Yankees after brawl
Boston lefty Bill Lee vows to settle scores with New York after a Thursday night brawl at Yankee Stadium that left him with a swollen eye and torn shoulder ligaments. He will rest five weeks in a sling, then return to pitch this season. a July visit to New York could bring a rematch depending on recovery.
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Bobick taunts Ali's slowness
Duane Bobick, 25, unbeaten after 35 pro bouts, says Muhammad Ali shows slowing reflexes and is slugging sparring partners to adapt. He backs retirement, projects a career pivot to contendership, and explains how he would fight Ali with pressure. Ali quips that Bobick is a white hope he won't see in the ring.
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Dineen delivers lone hit for Yankees past Red Sox in 12th
Kerry Dineen, called up from Syracuse, lines a two-out single in the 12th inning scoring Carlos May as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 6 to 5. Tiant started for Boston while Munson and White provided support with key hits. The dramatic victory comes as New York clinches a late-season win in a four-game series.
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Umpires drafted from sandlots for Cubs Pirates game
Four sandlot umpires rushed in to work the Pittsburgh Chicago game after the regular NL crew honored a picket line. Al Cohen, security chief at a suburban Pittsburgh school, led the makeshift crew and called the effort easier than Pony League as the Cubs beat the Pirates 5 4. Other NL results followed including Phillies over Cardinals 2 1 Mets over Expos 4 3 Padres over Reds 4 2 Dodgers over Astros 2 1 and Braves over Giants 8 0.
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Celtics Suns Meet In Game One On Trade Anniversary
Boston and Phoenix clash in Game One of the NBA finals marking the first anniversary of the May 23 trade that sent Charlie Scott to the Suns for Paul Westphal. Scott led Boston in playoff scoring while Westphal flourished in Phoenix, shaping a balanced championship pursuit.
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Putter Heat Seals Rubber Match At North South Golf
Fred Ridley and Chris Strange advanced to a personal rubber match in the 76th North South Amateur at Pinehurst. Strange, the defending champ, won 5 and 4 over Mark Plummer after a back nine burst that pushed his score to 12 under par across six matches.
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