Braves Milwaukee saga to be reviewed by National League
The Milwaukee Braves expansion dispute with Atlanta will be discussed at a National League meeting, with GM and legal issues analyzed. The Wisconsin ruling found antitrust violations, while Georgia seeks a Supreme Court path to enforce the Atlanta stadium contract amid potential further meetings before May 16.
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Fights Last Night in Tokyo Luxembourg and San Diego
The Associated Press reports results from three card bouts. In Tokyo Yoshio Nakane outpointed Eddy Ramos. In Luxembourg Ray Philippe outpointed Assan Fakih. In San Diego Frankie Crawford outpointed Bobby Valdez.
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Los Angeles
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Canadiens Return To Favorite Role In Cup Final
Montreal battles back to even the Stanley Cup Final series with Detroit at two games apiece after a 2 1 victory in Detroit. Hank Bassen shined in goal for the Red Wings as Roger Crozier’s status remains uncertain for game five in Montreal. The series shifts to Detroit for game six with a potential seventh in Montreal, while a weather note explains how dew forms on grass.
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Villanova Tracks Toward a New Dynasty in Relays
In weekend relays Villanova led by 19-year-old Dave Patrick showcased a potential dynasty as Drake and Mount San Antonio meets highlighted stellar runs. Randy Matson of Texas A&M repeated a double in shot and discus while Grelle shifted to 5,000 meters winning with a blistering kick. Patrick’s mile and two mile efforts energized Villanova amid weather woes, with Nelson at Maryland meets also noted as a top distance performer.
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Graustark Out Derby Opens Wide Noted In Louisville
Graustark is out with a broken hoof and the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs opens as a wide open race with about 20 three year olds possible starters. Abe’s Hope Kauai King Amberoid and Stupendous among favorites as Buckpasser falters and Derby entries are due Thursday with post time at 5 45 p m EDT Saturday.
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Sudden Sam Hurls Indians to 1-0 Win
Cleveland’s Sudden Sam McDowell threw his second straight one hitter, a 1-0 win over the Chicago White Sox. He fanned 10 for a major league leading 49 strikeouts and lowered his ERA to 1.54 as the Indians moved to 12-0 this season. Dom Buford spoiled the bid with a second-inning bloop double.
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National Hockey Playoffs Final Result Montreal Beats Detroit
The Associated Press reports Montreal defeated Detroit 2 1 in Sundays game as the best of seven series remains tied at one game each. A game seven is scheduled to decide the championship finals.
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Former NCS coach Everett Case dies at 65
Everett Case known as the Old Gray Fox died in a Raleigh hospital after cardio vascular collapse from massive intestinal bleeding. A Indiana native, Case led NC State from 1946 to 1965 with 379 wins and 14 losses, capturing 10 championships and founding the Dixie Classic Tournament which he won seven of 12 times. Funeral services were held at the Episcopalian Church of the Good Shepherd.
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Mays Injured and Still Chasing Record
Willie Mays suffers a bruised left knee after colliding with Cardinals' George Kell, leaving the game early as a rough week continues. His bat remains quiet with a drop in average and a missed chance at breaking Mel Ott's NL career homer record, while Giants teammates and other league results fill the scoreboard.
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Ladd and Faison Become AFL Free Agents
Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison top AFL defenders from the Chargers became free agents after refusing 1965 contracts. The move keeps a league interlock in flux as teams debate big bonuses and player options amid a national football power struggle.
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SWC Big 8 May Farm Bowl Pact Discussed
Dallas report says SWC and Big Eight may pair champions for the Cotton Bowl annually. Directors and coaches plan talks this week with a decision going to Austin for spring, with Arkansas coach Broyles backing consensus and Duke noting no formal presentation yet. Cotton Bowl committee chair Scovell stressed the visit was long planned.
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New Pro Grid Chief to Be Tough One
New AFL commissioner Al Davis vows a hard line against merger talks and common drafts with the NFL. He promises independent action, a unified plan and a decisive overhaul within months to shape the league's future.
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