Dodgers Rally in Ninth Sparks 3-2 Win
Roebuck placed on voluntary retired list with sore arm as the Dodgers rally in the ninth, with Bill White starting the comeback by a single to center and Leon Wagner popping up with two outs as Roebuck anticipated a steal.
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Canadiens Clinch Fifth Straight Stanley Cup Title
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 to win their fifth consecutive Stanley Cup, completing an eight-game playoff sweep. Jean Beliveau scored twice, Jacques Plante posted shutouts, and Henri Richard added a key goal as Montreal overwhelmed Toronto to seal the championship.
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Bartlett Bartzen and Mackay roll to easy wins in Atlanta invite
Bartzen of Dallas defeated Hank Trafford of Atlanta 6 2 6 0 in the opening round while Barry Mackay of Dayton won 6 0 6 2 over Stan Smith of Atlanta. Distant pitchers Pappas Bell and Lary led their clubs to Thursday wins as Yankees hit Richmond in the RAC loop.
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Yankees
Rudolph Seeks Focus Amid TV Golf Match Buzz
Greensboro Open competitor Mason Rudolph, 25, Clarksville Tennessee, laments questions about Sam Snead TV exhibition from Bermuda last December. He notes NBC plans a Sunday replay, denies extra club in Snead's bag, and says he wants to concentrate on golf rather than interviews and public scrutiny.
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Quit Tribe Reports Astounding Herb Score News
Herb Score of the Cleveland Indians sparked astonishment with reports that he quit the team. He said he obtained permission from Manager Joe Gordon and General Manager Frank Lane to visit his mother and relatives in the area before heading north. His parents live near Santana. After a brief visit he plans to rejoin the team.
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Hypnosis Sorchab Class Pow Farming Disputed Claim
In a puzzling report, references to Sorchab class pow farming and Masi sheory appear alongside vague terms like Higveds abalicaflop and sere ness. A limited medlurent note cites Richard Rohrbaugh at 6655 Vis Est Styonik Street in LB.
Fanfare Novotny Sparks LBCC to Tourney Opener Win
Butch Novotny sparked Long Beach City College to a 12-7 victory over Fullerton JC in the opening round of the Fullerton Easter Tournament. He drove in four runs and scored once as LBCC overturned a 3-0 deficit with six runs in the second inning.
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