Bobcats Win Fourth in a Row at Legion Field
Hope Bobcats clinched a 6 to 5 victory over Cale at Legion Field in a late, tense game. Richard Butler started the scoring for Hope with a fourth inning, while Bubba Powers Wade Harris and Paul Young delivered key hits to pull ahead. Cale rallied with three runs in the fifth and three more late, but Hope answered with a triple by Young and a Huddleston double to seal the win. Butler finished strong on the mound after relieving Rowland.
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Obituary for Mrs. Marshall Huckabee in Hope Route
Mrs. Marshall Huckabee died early Saturday in a local hospital. She resided on Hope Route. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Herndon Funeral Home of Hope.
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Five Cent Beer Night Sparks Houston Night At The Park
The Houston Astros promoted five cent beer, drawing 25,430 fans as Steve Stone earned his first major league win over the Pittsburgh Pirates who were blanked 2-0 by San Francisco. Rusty Staub homered for Houston in a 3-2 Montreal win, while Philadelphia beat St. Louis 8-6 and Los Angeles shut out Cincinnati 3-0.
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Golf stars sign up for Greater New Orleans Open
Billy Casper Gene Littler and Doug Sanders join the field for the $125,000 Greater New Orleans Open starting April 29. The entrant list reaches 146, with defending GNOC champion Miller Barber and Chi Chi Rodriguez also in the lineup, per GNOC General Chairman Charles Rosen.
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Reward for Cougars Is Canceled
California lawmakers end the 56 year old bounty on the mountain lion amid estimates of 600 remaining cats. Assemblyman John Dunlap backs a bill to ban hunting and protect the species with 55 conservation groups backing the coalition to save the California mountain lion. Fish and Game opposes the bill and studies cat habitat while considering limited hunting.
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Tom Seaver Still Cares but Withdraws from Activism
New York profile of Tom Seaver reflecting his shift from public antiwar stance to private focus on pitching and family. Recounts his Vietnam protest ad with Nancy, Swoboda's critique, a long 8,000 mile retreat, and Hodges’ view that Seaver remains driven yet challenged by recent form and luck. Seaver acknowledges frustration but prioritizes baseball and home life.
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Ryun Returns to Chase King Games Mile Fame
Former star Jim Ryun, after a long retirement, ran a 3 55.8 mile in 1971 and entered the May 16 Martin Luther King Games at Franklin Field seeking a rematch with Marty Liquori. Kip Keino has been invited and may compete if clearance is granted. Ryun announced his entry from Bugene Ore with Liquori in mind.
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Boston Braves Return as AHL Hockey Team in Boston
The Boston Braves join the American Hockey League owned by the Boston Bruins and will play at Boston Garden in the 1971-72 season. Rep Guidolin will coach, the team wears cardinal black and white, and home games are slated for Tuesday nights. Udall proposes a bill to limit season length for televised sports to protect fans from overload.
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Derby Daze: Louisville Awaits Derby Week Turmoil
Louisville readers learn how Derby Week inflates prices from coffee to hotel rooms, while betting wars unfold between New York and Churchill Downs. A local bookmaking world adapts as coverage notes Hoist the Flag’s injury legacy and the drift of off track wagering.
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Solunar Tables Use for Fishing and Hunting Plans
Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides readers to plan activities. It urges planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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