ABA Final Set As Utah Stars Meet Kentucky Colonels
Utah Stars and Kentucky Colonels face a decisive seventh game in Salt Lake City to crown the ABA champion after a back-and-forth series tied 3-3. The winner earns $48,130 vs $40,130 for the loser. Coaches Frank Ramsey and Bill Sharman, former Celtics, emphasize fast breaks and avoiding turnovers in the final.
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Nolan Signs Five Year Contract With 49ers
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan, 39, will lead the 49ers under a new five year deal as the team moves to Candlestick Park next season. The team, 10-3-1 in 1970 and division champs, lost the NFC title game to Dallas 17-10. The Floridians named Don Sparks trainer, replacing Bill Norris.
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NCAA AAU Peace Parley Hints Thaw In Long Feud
In Knoxville Tennessee NCAA president Earl Ramer signals potential cooperation with AAU after a meeting with AAU president Jack Kelly. The talks aim to resolve control of amateur athletics amid past NCAA bans on athletes at AAU events. Also note NHL playoff update with Montreal at Chicago tied 3 3.
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Roadrunners fume over home run fears as Garr sparks Braves win
Atlanta's Ralph Garr, the Roadrunner, belts a game winning homer in the 11th inning to lift the Braves 4-3 over the Mets. He also tied the game in the 10th and added a 3-for-6 night. Cepeda and Clemente provided key moments for their teams as Pirates, Phillies, and Astros won in NL and AL action.
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Hope Youth Team Beats Stamps In May 16 1971 Game
The Hope Youth Team defeated Stamps 13 to 10 on Sunday May 16 1971. Sidney Ross went 3 for 4 as Hope rallied after Stamps led 8 0. Brillant defense by James Monk and Glenn Harris aided the win. Bobby Harris was the winning pitcher with Dunn taking the loss. The Young Americans host the Hope Angels on May 19 1971 at City Park with free admission.
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Merchants Beat Blevins In Babe Ruth Opener
The Hope Babe Ruth League opener at Legion Field saw Merchants defeat Blevins 16 to 2. Winning pitcher Gordon Bates allowed 3 hits with 6 strikeouts. Yates took the loss. In the nightcap Corn Belt Hatcheries topped First National Bank 7 to 1 as Joyce fanned 12. Play resumes Thursday with Citizens Bank vs First National and Anderson-Frazier vs Corn Belt.
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Twins Use Hall Nine to Beat Angels 3-2
The Minnesota Twins beat the California Angels 3-2 as Tom Hall closed out the game with three straight strikeouts in the ninth inning after Bert Blyleven worked seven. Rod Carew, George Mitterwald, and Jim Nettles provided key hits including Mitterwalds two run homer to tie the game.
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Baseball Standings and Results Mixed Across Leagues
In the National League East the Pirates lead with 21 wins and the Mets 16. notable results include Pittsburgh 6 Montreal 5 and Atlanta 4 New York 3 in 12 innings. American League leaders show Boston and Baltimore atop. recent scores feature New York and Detroit and key pitching leaders listed.
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Mr Home Wins in Baseball
Mountain Home beat St Charles 3-1 in the state tournament as Phillip Arnold fanned 16 and allowed three hits. Arnold carried a no hit bid into the 4 2/3 innings. St Charles scored in the first on an error a passed ball and a wild pitch. Other first round results included Junction City 12 Brookland 6 Greenwood 15 Manila 2 and Little Rock Catholic 3 Nashville 1. Donnie Gann worked five innings for Greenwood and Bobby Scott took the loss for Manila.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for prime fishing or hunting. The schedule highlights daily windows when sport in good territory or cover is most favorable, aiding pursuit success.
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