Hawks Eliminate Rangers In Seven Games To Face Canadiens
Chicago defeated New York 4 2 in a grueling seven game semifinal as Bobby Hull scored a late third period winner and Chico Maki added an empty net tally. Angotti won a key face off while Pit Martin left late with a knee injury, ushering the Hawks toward a Stanley Cup final with Montreal.
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Corry Junior High thinclads win five-team invitational
Corry Area Junior High School track team shocked Beaty and four rivals at Warren, claiming 48 points to Beaty's 43. Kane 32, Southwestern 19, Eisenhower 18. Star Terry White led wins in 100 yard low hurdles, 880, and triple jump. White, Andrus, Bennett, Ferrando took the 880 relay. Bramagin, Amy, O Day, Babcock won the mile relay. Hasbrouck discus 122, Bennett pole vault. Corry improves to 2-0 and hosts Beaty Friday at 4 p.m.
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Corry Repeats As Edinboro Track Winners
Corry Clinches Edinboro Track Meet with 48 points led by Lewis White’s 180 hurdle win in 22.3 and Jim Bennett’s pole vault of 12 feet 6 inches. Two mile relay team also took first, with members Rick Bigelow Bill Pele Dave Dell Mark Ladika. John M Downey added a long jump second and CAMS record 21 feet 784 inches.
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Giants Rally Wins In Cold Cincinnati On Wills Homer
Willie McCovey homered twice including a 13th inning shot to lift the San Francisco Giants over the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 in blustery weather. Maury Wills homered for the Dodgers in a 4-1 defeat as Atlanta topped Los Angeles. Mets edge Astros 6-5 in 10 innings as Carlins, Boswell and Aspromonte drive late rally. Carlton powers St Louis past Montreal 4-1. Pittsburgh beat San Diego. Cubs crush Phillies 7-1 as NL standings mold.
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Hungary Wins Warendorf Modern Pentathlon Team Championship
Hungary led by strong showings to claim the international modern pentathlon team title with 14 504 points, defeating the Soviet Union. West Germany finished third and Italy fourth in the event at Warendorf.
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Boston Red Sox Rally For Win In Bases-Loaded Finish
Boston leaves 19 runners on base yet defeats Minnesota 9-8 to sweep a doubleheader and extend a homestand. George Thomas delivers a bases loaded pinch single in the ninth to cap a two run rally as Boston gains a one game lead in the AL East over Baltimore.
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Corry Wins Second Skeet League Match
Corry Rod and Gun Club Skeet team triumphed 239-233 over Titusville at home to claim their second straight win in the French Creek Valley Skeet League. Bud Watrous shot 49, tied by Denny Kerr for Titusville. Other top Corry scorers were Ron Rairie 48 Herm Steaves 48 Keith Plants Bill Conklin and Ed Bielawski. Next action is Sunday May 23 at Oil City against the Oilers.
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