Kohawks to NCAA meet lead Coe track crop
Coe College caretakers prepare four top track men for the NCAA meet May 29 to 31 at Baldwin Wallace Berea Ohio with Ed Trimble leading in the 880 and Ken Muller breaking the 880 record. Coe also fields Doug Baldwin and Al Miller as part of a strong squad while PhiL Phillips notes 17 of 18 conference events placed.
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Trickey Leads All-Big Ten Baseball Selections
Wisconsin takes three berths while Michigan and Iowa place two each on the All-Big Ten team chosen by conference coaches. Unanimous pick Brad Trickey of Iowa anchors the 3b slot, with Lee Bauman and Duane Gustavson of Wisconsin nearby. Mark Ewell of Iowa tops the pitching column alongside Chuck Rogers of Michigan and Steve Bennett of Wisconsin.
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Michigan State
Joe Kordosky
Minnesota
Steve Bennett
Dave Wilson
Indiana
John Littlejohn
Ohio State
Chuck Rogers
Flyers clinch Stanley Cup again in 2-0 win over Sabres
Philadelphia defeats Buffalo 2-0 in Game Six to win the series four games to two. Bernie Parent earns his second Conn Smythe, Shero hails his goalie, while Bob Kelly and Bill Clement add key goals. Flyers celebrate as Clarke tours rink with the Cup.
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Cline Shuts Down Angels In 3-2 Victory At Memorial
Cedar Rapids pitcher Steve Cline went the distance seven hits allowed as Quad Cities clashed for a 3-2 win. Frank Ferrell drove in two runs with a seventh inning double, providing the decisive edge before Brian Fahro added a ninth inning homer for the Angels. Cline praised his mix of fastball and slider as he quieted the Angels for seven innings after a rocky start, while Quad Cities starter Rance Mulliniks doubled, tripled, and scored on a wild pitch in the third.
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