Corry Junior High wins over Beaty in cinder meet
Corry Area Junior High thinclads defeated Beaty 74 to 47 at Howard J. Sheen Field. Terry White won the 100 yard hurdles, 880 relay leg and triple jump as Corry swept relays and multiple events. Other winners included O'Day in the 440, Brumagin in the 80, Hasbrouck in discus, Bennett in pole vault and more. Coach John Wilson praised the relay wins as pivotal.
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Fregosi Out Hip Hits Solo Homer For Angels
California's Jim Fregosi has a sore foot yet his replacement Syd O'Brien homered in the 11th inning to lift the Angels past the Indians 5-2 after Fregosi left Friday’s game following a fifth inning homer off Sam McDowell. Mickey Lolich, nursing a sore foot, scored on a four-base error as Detroit beat Kansas City 3-1 with 12 strikeouts.
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Seaver Not Worried About Personal Duel With Gibson
Tom Seaver said he does not pitch against Bob Gibson but against the Cardinals after guiding the New York Mets to a 31 comeback victory over St. Louis. The remark framed his perspective following the Friday night win.
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Seaver wins second Cy Young duel in 12 days
In a NL tilt Seaver scattered seven hits and struck out nine to beat St Louis 12-2, duplicating his earlier April 26 victory and extending his dominance over Gibson. Expos rallied to beat the Cubs 3-1 as Morton earned his first win over Chicago.
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Pro Basketball Merger Approved by NBA and ABA
The NBA and ABA agreed to merge after years of bidding battles. The plan foresees a 28 team league with interleague play awaiting Congressional approval, likely delaying a common draft and the 1972-73 season. Kennedy would become merged league commissioner. ABA teams pay indemnity. antitrust suit dismissed.
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Knicks Trade Cazzie Russell for Jerry Lucas
New York Knicks swap star guard Cazzie Russell for 6-8 Jerry Lucas in a straight player deal with the San Francisco Warriors. Both players are former College Player of the Year standouts from Michigan and Ohio State respectively.
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Kipchoge Keino barred from United States until July
AAU officials announced Kipchoge Keino will not be available to race in the United States at least until July due to European competition commitments. The Kenyan Amateur Athletic Association informed AAU administrator Olin Cassell of Keino’s status. In addition, mentions of rare twin births for a Missouri mare and Knicks trade talks appear in the surrounding copy.
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