Vida Blue to sign 1972 contract with A's for 63000
Vida Blue the Oakland A's young left hander arrived in Boston and prepared to sign a 1972 contract worth 63000. He accepted the deal after holding out for 92000. Finley Kuhn and Red Sox games frame the signing in Boston.
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Wynn Powers Astros Past Pirates with Grand Slam
Houston Astros outfielder Jimmy Wynn homered five times this season including a grand slam to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-8. Wynn, batting ahead of Lee May, added a double and single with two runs, boosting his average to .379 with 16 RBIs and 15 runs. The win tied the Astros with Los Angeles for first in the NL West.
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Celtics to Stay in Boston Despite West Coast Ownership
New Celtics owners Irving H. Levin and Harold Lipton, both on the West Coast, declare the NBA club will remain in Boston. Levin and Lipton, in a San Diego rumour denial, emphasize they bought the team for love of the sport and aim to give Red Auerbach stability to continue building a champion. Ownership changes since Walter Brown’s death a decade ago are noted.
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Bruins edge Rangers in opener in Stanley Cup final
Boston built a 5 1 lead before New York roared back to tie late but Ace Bailey scored with just over two minutes left to lift the Bruins to a 6 5 win. Coach Tom Johnson lamented a letdown and promised 60 minutes of hockey in game two. Ranger coach Emile Francis praised the comeback and noted their belief they can climb out of holes.
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Sailing Advice for Safely Leaving Dock and Channel
The text offers nautical guidance on managing wind and current when departing a dock or avoiding rocks. It emphasizes using assistance when pushed away, pushing off rocks, and steering the stern clear of danger, with reminders about careful control and securing help as needed.
Vote of Confidence in Memphis Pros Maintains ABA Stand
Memphis ABA franchise votes of confidence from Board of Trustees after rejecting Florida financier Joseph Gregorys bid to buy the Pros. Commissioner's statement notes league will support operations until the June 13 trustees meeting when a long term solution must be presented for Memphis and the franchise.
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Ali Wins But Foe Thinks Frazier Will Win Again
Canadian George Chuvalo predicted Joe Frazier will defeat Muhammad Ali in a rematch after Ali’s unanimous decision over Chuvalo at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver. Ali weighed 217½ pounds, Chuvalo 221, and Ali’s victory followed a hard fought 12 rounds with a notable cut above Chuvalo’s eye and a crowd of about 8,800 watching with a national audience.
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Fittipaldi Wins Spanish GP To Tie World Title Lead
Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil won the Spanish Grand Prix at the Ja Rama Circuit, moving to 15 points and tying Denis Hulme for the world drivers' championship lead. Jacky Ickx finished second, with Clay Regazzoni third and Andrea de Adamich fourth. only 10 of 25 starters finished.
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Rodriguez Wins Sudden Death In Byron Nelson Classic
Chi Chi Rodriguez captured a sudden death playoff over Billy Casper to win the Byron Nelson Golf Classic at Preston Trail, finishing seven-under 273. Casper earned 14,300 dollars while Wilf Homeniuk Bruce Crampton and Charles Coody tied for third at 275, each winning 6,608 dollars. Defending champion Jack Nicklaus trailed 11 shots back at 284. Arnold Palmer also contended in the field.
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Penalver strengthens Amarillo push in Texas League race
Texas League action leaves Amarillo within a half game of El Paso after a 44 the win over El Paso with Penalver earning his third save in four days. San Antonio beat Midland 10 6 as Parks homered and Ortiveros drove in two. Alexandria moved within one game of Memphis with a win as Butcher got the victory. Rains postponed Arkansas at Shreveport. rematches set for tonight.
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No Le Hace Prepares for Derby Run Amid Field Size Doubts
No Le Hace trains for the Kentucky Derby amid talk of 20 or more 3-year-olds and potential off tracks. Homer Pardue notes the colt’s Arkansas Derby win over 16 rivals and aims for a safe, fatigue-free run as Derby Trial entrants include Key to the Mint and Head of the River. No Le Hace has won seven of his last nine starts, with four straight as a 3-year-old.
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Solunar Tables Schedule from Knight’s Tables
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan 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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One Game Stands Between Nets and ABA Title
In Uniondale New York the New York Nets defeated the Virginia Squires 146 136 to pull even at 3 3 in the ABA Eastern Division finals. Rick Barry 43 John Roche 37 and Billy Paultz 33 led New York while Julius Erving 34 Bern ie Williams 33 paced Virginia. Ray Scott 26 in reserve was limited to six and New York outrebounded 39 34 as Paultz had 14 boards.
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Australia Defeats Japan 4-1 in Davis Cup Revival
Australia won the Eastern Zone Section A Davis Cup tie against Japan 4-1 in Tokyo. Mal Anderson beat Jun Kuki 6-2 6-3 6-2 and Colin Dibley edged Toshiro Sakai 4-6 6-3 7-5 6-3 after losing to Sakai last year. Australia, losing only one doubles match, advances to face India for the zone title in about two weeks.
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