Patriots Fight For A Stadium In 1971 Season
The Boston Patriots struggle to find a home for the 1971 NFL season as Harvard Stadium and Fenway Park appear unavailable. A 55,000-seat Foxboro stadium is planned, with Harvard signaling no lease and Fenway ruled out by the Red Sox. The team previously played at Boston College Alumni Stadium but faces alumni opposition and local traffic concerns.
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New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Patriots
Boston
Harvard Stadium
Fenway Park
Associated Press
Harvard
Boston Red Sox
Foxboro
Pats
Red Sox
Dick O'Connell
Boston College
Alumni
Big-Time Basketball in Astrodome
NCAA aims to host the 1971 national tournament in Houston's Astrodome with enhanced atmosphere. Tournament chairman Tom Scott describes floor microphones, crowd-measured court sounds, and 7,000 floor seats plus a four foot elevated court to improve viewing for 60,000 potential fans.
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Houston
Tex
NCAA
Astrodome
Tom Scott
Davidson
University of Houston
UCLA
Scott
See-Through Dress At Wimbledon Sparks Fashion Debate
Wimbledon fashion star Teddy Tinling plans a bold see-through tennis dress for his 60th birthday while Greece’s Carole Kalogeropoulos models it at a garden party. The dress may premiere on court if approved by the All England Club, joining Tinling’s orange lemon outfits and initials embroidery trend. In singles, top seeds Laver Newcombe Ashe advance to the third round amid upsets of Okker Hewitt and Kodes Metreveli.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Wimbledon
Teddy Tinling
Carole Kalogeropoulos
Greece
Carole Prosen
Orlando
Fla
Nicky
All-England Club
Tinley
Virginia Wade
Britain
Tinting
Suzanne Lenglen
Auaint
Gussie Moran
Maria
Bueno
Tom Okker
Netherlands
South Africa
Bob Hewitt
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Alexander Metreveli
Metreveli
Kodes
Hewitt
Okker
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
U.S
Ilie Nastase
Rod Laver
John Newcombe
Australia
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Laver
John Alexander
Newcombe
Nicky Kalogeropoulos
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Stan Smith
Los Angeles
Clark Graebner
New York
Dennis Halton
Bakersfield
Calif
Marty Riessen
Evanstenn Jl
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Julie Heldman
Fay Moore
Dodgers No Hits Atlanta Before Boyer Breaks It Up
Dodgers beat Atlanta 7 0 as Bill Singer finally loses no hitter on Clete Boyer two out single in eighth. Singer, back from hepatitis layoff, allowed one baserunner before surrendering the hit. Mets rip Cubs in 10. Expos edge Phillies. Pirates, Reds, Astros win in NL. AL results also noted.
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Halbock
Associated Press
Atlanta Braves
Bill Singer
Singer
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Clete Boyer
Dodger
Pete Mikkelsen
Braves
Boyer
Hank Aaron
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Cleveland
Dodgers
Bill Grabarkewitz
Manny Mota
Mets
Ken Boswell
Cubs
Duffy Dyer
Billy Williams
Claude Raymond
Dan McGinn
McGinn
Rick Joseph
Jim Hutto
Oscar Gamble
Raymond
Ron Stone
Danny Doyle
Larry Bowa
Expos
Mary Staehle
Bob Robertson
Bob Moose
Robertson
Tony Perez
Hal McRae
Lee May
Willie McCovey
Giants
Reds
Jack Billingham
Padres
Jimmy Wynn
Astros
Fights, baseball scores stir Tuesday sports digest
Oklahoma City led with Larry Brasier as boxing action and a dense baseball roundup from the National and American Leagues. Listings include standings, results like New York 12 Chicago 10 in 10 innings, and several scheduled games with multiple pitchers and teams across Montreal Philadelphia New York Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles Atlanta Cincinnati San Francisco Houston.
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Ark
Star Baseball Today's
THE
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Phila
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
S. Fran
Houston
San Diego
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Morton
Short
Ryan
Seaver
Santorini
Lemaster
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Rooker
Grant
Horlen
Moore
Murphy
Queen
Garrett
Boswell
Pattin
Wilson
Cox
McDowell
Paul
Stottlemyre
Bahnsen
Hardin
Siebert
Tom Saladino
George Brimet
Ted Williams
Senators
Brunet
Seattle-Milwaukee
Minnesota Twins
Twins
New York Mets
Anaheim
Shelby
N.C
Seminole
Okla
Crowley
Vancouver
B.C
Hawaii
Los Angeles Angels
Angel
Timi Cullen
Paul Casanova
Wayne Comer
Cullen
Casanova
Comer
Tigers
Mickey Lolich
Mike Epstein
Lolich
Solunar Tables Plan Your Days Around Prime Times
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily planning for fishing and hunting. The June schedule highlights optimal activity windows to maximize sport across days.
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Richard Alden Knight
Senators End Loss Streak Behind Brunet's Start
Washington righted a five game skid with Brunet earning the win in a 6-2 victory over Detroit aided by Cullen's solo homer, Casanova's two run shot, and Comer’s two run double. The win halted Detroit’s string as Lolich took the loss amid a slump.
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Brunet
Gus Gl
Brewers
Minnesota
Gil
Ron Perranoski
Phil Roof
George Mitterwald
Twins
Ray Culp
Red Sox
Tony Conignaro
Rico Petrocelli
Orioles
Conigliaro
Boston
Jim Palmer
Culp
Lou Piniella
Kansas City
Cookie Rojas
Royals
A’s
Joe Keough
Reggie Jackson
Piniella
Bill Melton
Syd O’brien
Jerry Janeski
Chicago
Angels
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
MLB leaders show Perez Cincinnati atop batting averages with 94 hits and 76 RBIs, Killebrew Minnesota and J Powell Baltimore lead home runs, Harper Milwaukee and Bonds San Francisco top steals, Seaver New York and Gibson St Louis lead strikeouts. Tuesday stars feature Bob Robertson’s four extra-base hits and Bill Singer’s near no hitter against Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Ca- Ten
Minnesota
White
New York
Tovar
Horton
Detroit
J. Powell
Baltimore
Killebrew
A. Johnson
California
Harper
Milwaukee
Kenney
Kubiak
F. Howard
Washingon
Atlanta
Perez
Cincinnati
B. Williams
Chicago
H. Aaron
Bench
Carty
Gaston
San Diego
W. Parker
Los Angeles
Bonds
San Francisco
Wills
Tolan
Simpson
Nash
Seaver
Gibson
St. Louis
Bob Robertson
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bill Singer
Dodgers
Clete Boyer
Braves
Dempsey Reflects At 75 On Fights And Fame
Jack Dempsey, now 75, speaks of his role as a clean living heavyweight, his autograph sessions at his Broadway restaurant, and how the sport shaped his life. He recalls past crowds, Cassius Clay, and his greatest moment beating Jess Willard in 1919 while noting the changing nature of boxing and celebrity.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Cassius Clay
Jess Willard
Luis Firpo
Grid Fever Aids Lubbock in Recovery
LUBBOCK Texas officials report brisk ticket sales for the 10th annual Coach of All-America football game at Jones Stadium after a May tornado ravaged the city. Nearly 30,000 tickets have been sold for Saturday nights 3 9330 p.m. kickoff. Attendance could reach a capacity 41 500 as numbers show growing interest in the East-West clash. Telecast is national despite damage to special lights from the storm.
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Lubbock
Tex
Jones Stadium
Atelanta
Atlanta
Windward Is Winner of Yacht Race in Bermuda
Windward Passage, a 78 foot Class A ketch owned by R M Johnson of Freeport Bahamas, finished first at St David's Head at 4 03 am EDT in the Newport to Bermuda yacht race. The Race winner determined by handicap, Windward Passage posted 24 days 4 hours 3 minutes 47 seconds elapsed time and 3 days 14 hours 51 minutes 38 seconds corrected time. Southern Star and Baccara were closing in as finishers.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Windward Passage
Newport
R.M. Johnson
Freesport
Grand Bahamas
St. David's Head
Southern Star
J W. Mullen
Heathsville
Baccara
George Cotemantaro
Brazil Wild Over Win in Soccer
Rio de Janeiro crowds welcomed World Cup champions in a city parade that drew millions. Police guarded the procession as fans pressed toward players, with two heart attack deaths reported and many treated for fireworks burns and traffic injuries. The celebration resembled a carnival with streets filled by dancers and improvised music.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Hope Star details and classified rates from Hope Arkansas paper
The Hope Star from Hope Arkansas provides publishing details, staff titles, and circulation notes along with varying subscription rates for carrier, mail, and outside Arkansas. The page includes address blocks in Hope, Hempstead, Nevada, Lafayette, and other counties, listing promotions and student bargains with scattered pricing.
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Hope
Cereus
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
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