White Sox Rally Past Indians 2-1 Behind John
Tommy John won his last two starts as the White Sox beat Cleveland 2-1, aided by five double plays and Luis Aparicio’s run-scoring double in the fifth. Brabender struggled, allowing five sixth-inning runs as Milwaukee fell to Boston 6-0. Other AL results included Oliva’s 8-5 Twins over Detroit and Orioles' 7-3 win over Kansas City. NL scores featured Cincinnati over St Louis 5-1 and LA 4-0 over New York.
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NFL Trades and Baseball Standings Across Leagues
The NFL reports 38 players and 13 draft picks shifted teams in 22 interconference trades from January to May, with Atlanta Boston Dallas Detroit and Philadelphia among least active clubs. In baseball, American and National League standings show frequent results and upcoming games, highlighting teams like Baltimore Boston New York Chicago and Philadelphia with current records and daily fixtures through May 19.
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Arkansas Coach Broyles worries over 1969 lineup for fall
Fayetteville Ark June 16 Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles voiced concern over the fall lineup after spring practice. With key seniors graduated and positions unsettled, he warned that shuffling players in September could waste time and hinder early performance. He noted a disappointing intrasquad game and highlighted uncertainty at offensive line and defensive back positions.
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Associated Press
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Knicks Try to Wrap up Series Tonight
Los Angeles hosts Game Six as the Knicks stand one win from the NBA title after a 107 100 comeback. Willis Reed, injured with a bruised hip, may play tonight as coach Red Holzman weighs risk versus needed win. Reed’s absence altered Lakers confidence as New York trails three games to two in the best of seven.
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Solunar Tables From Knights Plan Your Daily Hunting Fishing
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Emmet basketball banquet honors champions and seniors
At Emmet High School auditorium on May 1 the basketball banquet praised champions and all county players. Rev. Calvin Miller gave the invocation before a dinner. Awards went to junior and senior players, with sweaters, blankets, and jackets for top performers. Coach Faulkner received a gift for his work. senior boys were Nevada County champs and honored with apparel and acknowledgments. The event mixed school awards with playoff score updates from NBA and ABA games listed afterward.
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Elijah Jenkins
Donnie Dougan
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Johnny Wake
David Vosburg
Dennis McBride
Geary Muldrew
Faulkner
Gordie Howe to Undergo Arm Surgery
Gordie Howe, 42, star of the Detroit Red Wings, will have left wrist surgery on May 26 at University of Michigan Medical Center in Ann Arbor. He led the team with 71 points as they finished third in the East. Howe has arthritis and a swollen wrist. his wife Colleen says movement was limited.
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Pacers Hold 3-1 Lead in ABA Playoffs
The Indiana Pacers aim to close out the ABA Eastern Division finals at home in Indianapolis after a 111-103 win over the Kentucky Colonels. Roger Brown led with 33 points as Gene Moore added 26 for the Colonels, while Los Angeles and Denver also led their series in the Western final. The next games were set for Wednesday in Indianapolis and Saturday in Denver, with CBS televising.
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Boyer Leads Braves Over Pittsburgh
Clete Boyer blasted two homers as the Braves beat Pittsburgh 12 6 at Atlanta Stadium. Aaron also homered and drove in runs as Boyer upped his average to .212 with 18 hits and 17 RBIs. The night featured other NL results and continued strong hitting from Bobby Bonds and the Dodgers.
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Australia Loses Bid for Davis Cup
Sydney AP reports Australia again exits early from the Davis Cup, with the Eastern Zone final in Bangalore cited as a secondary news item. Club Sproule, chairman of selectors, warns the event may fade unless open to professionals, noting India’s upset over Australia as a surprise but not a major shock.
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