Bruins Win Stanley Cup as Orr Stars in Shutout
Boston clinched the Stanley Cup with a 3-0 victory over the New York Rangers in New York. Bobby Orr, hampered by a bad knee, powered the win with a first-period goal and a decisive second-period shot set up Wayne Cashman. Gerry Cheevers held the net, and Johnny Bucyk carried the Cup celebration aboard for Boston.
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Associated Press Sports WoHter
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Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr & Co
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National Hockey League
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Gerry Cheevers
Wayne Cashman
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Ranger
Vic Hadfield
Bobby Orr
Brad Park
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Art Show
Rangers
Cashman
Johnny Bucyk
Clarence Carmert
Bucyk
Tom Johnson
Montreal Canadiens
Hope Star previews weekend doubleheader schedule
Hope American Legion baseball opens with a two game set at 1 p.m. Sunday against Little Rock. Starting pitchers are Mike Downs and Lynn Norton. Team members listed include Rowland, Powers, Young, Arrington, Ingram, Brown, Moore, Harris, Rhodes, Wade Harris, Henley, Butler, Clark, Fincher, White, Butler, Norton, Downs, Newton, and Ivers.
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Hope
Mike Downs
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Bill Rowland
Bubba Powers
Paul Young
Jim Arrington
Buddy Ingram
Ricky Brown
Bill Moore
Steve Harris
Gary Rhodes
Wade Harris
Perry Henley
Phil Butler
Ricky Clark
Jimmy Dale Fincher
Tim White
Richard Butler
Mike Newton
Rodney Ivers
Dodgers Spark 6-4 Victory in Thursday Doubleheader
Dodgers edge Mets 6-4 in nightcap after Willie Crawford powers the win with a double, triple and his fifth homer. Mets won the opener 2-1 as Tom Seaver and Ed Kranepool provided resistance. Giants beat Montreal 6-2. Phillies shaded San Diego 6-5 in 12. St Louis over Houston 4-3. Texas beat Baltimore 3-1. Boston defeated California 8-1.
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Giants
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Expos
Ron Bryant
Alan Gallagher
Bryant
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Don Money
Nate Colbert
John Jeter
Jerry Reuss
Aussie Captures Share of Lead in $125,000 Open
Bruce Crampton led after the opening round of the $125,000 Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas. He flirted with a birdie chance on the final hole but salvaged par to share the lead with several others.
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Maumelle Open leads shake with four 69s
Winds ease at Maumelle Open in North Little Rock as four players card three under par 69 to share the first round lead. Jim Lynch Joel Goldstrand Rod Curli and Bob Stanton tie atop a crowded field with many within two strokes.
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Pittsburgh
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Worthington
Chamberlain's Broken Wrist Not Serious
Wilt Chamberlain said his broken right wrist was not serious after the Los Angeles Lakers clinched the NBA title with a victory over New York. He played through the final game, shot under 70 on a challenging course, and was later named the series outstanding player, receiving a car. Meanwhile in the golf news, Bert Greene and others battled a crowded field as Len Thompson, a rookie, delivered a notable shot into a TV newsman's pocket, prompting a ruling and a bogey.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
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Dave Marr
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John Miller
Charles Coody
Lee Elder
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Jerry Heard
Thompson
UCLA Player Is Antiwar Protester
UCLA star Bill Walton says he will protest Vietnam War policies and has been jailed for antiwar action on campus. The 6-11 All American led UCLA to a 30-0 season and six straight NCAA titles, and was among about 50 arrested for failure to disperse during Thursday’s campus protest. Dodgers and Giants highlights follow with game details and minor league results conclude the report.
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No Joy In Frisco Tonight
SAN FRANCISCO AP Willie Mays trade to the Mets sparks emotion among teammates and sadness in the city. Giants owner Horace Stoneham traded Mays for minor league pitcher Charlie Williams and cash, drawing reactions from Mayor Alioto, teammates Jimmy Rosario Bobby Bonds and Frank Healy, and Mays wife Mae Mays who called the week difficult but hopeful the deal benefits all. County officials and residents voiced dismay at the loss of a San Francisco landmark.
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Mays Begins New Career With New York Mets
Willie Mays at age 41 begins a new chapter with the New York Mets after a publicized trade. He expresses enthusiasm for playing in New York and hopes to prove he still has value.
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Associated Press
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Smith Reaches British Tennis Semis Despite Arm Strain
Stan Smith, U S Open champion from Pasadena, battling a strained right arm, advanced to the semifinals of the British Hard Courts. He defeated Jurgen Fassbender 6-4 9-8 and will face Pierre Barthes after Barthes beat Peter Cramer 6-8 6-4 6-3. Connors fell to Bob Hewitt as Hewitt set to meet Ilie Nastase. Sharon Walsh moved into the women's semifinals by defeating Gail Chanfreau 6-2 2-6 6-3.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Day For Best Sport
The schedule lists Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish during good territory or hunt in good cover to find the best sport each day has to offer.
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Channel Buoy Rules And Danger Markers For Sailors
Channel markers use red buoys on the left and black on the right when leaving harbor red buoys on the right when returning. Danger markers include the red and white skin diver flag and other red orange or yellow flags. Also mentions youth surfing program and mailing a money order for delivery.
Qualifying Runs for Indy 500 Set
Indianapolis drivers push speeds above 190 mph as four days of qualifying begin for the May 27 Indy 500. Peter Revson set an unofficial 191.123 mph in a McLaren after Bobby Unser 194.721 mph and Bettenhausen 191.017 mph. Lee Brayton crashed out but escaped injury. Bras tow logged 173.344 mph.
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