Santorini seals first win since 1978 for Cardinals
Al Santorini won his first major league game since April 1978 as St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 5-4. He relieved with one out in the ninth, fanned Roger Freed after a dropped popup by Donn Clendenon, then Tim McCarver grounded out to end the threat. Ed Crosby drove in the tying run and Dal Maxvill's sacrifice fly provided the victory.
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Blues Face Test Tonight at Boston Gardens
At Boston Gardens the St. Louis Blues, led by coach Al Arbour, seek a win as they contend with a tough test tonight in Boston. The weary Blues aim to bounce back with renewed effort in a key matchup.
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Weightlifter Patera Eyes Olympic Dual Event Bid
Ken Patera, 6-foot-1 and 340 pounds, contemplates competing in both weightlifting and shot put at the Munich Olympics after adding bulk and showing a 65-11 best in the shot. He weighs options against Al Feuerbach and Randy Matson while pursuing lifting marks of 474, 345, and 195 in his career.
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Court May Be Needed In Hughes Work Case
Detroit widow Sharon Hughes pursues workman compensation for Chuck Hughes death claiming on the job link. May 5 pretrial examination before a compensation referee in Detroit on the possible $90,000 benefit. Hartford argues death not arising from football and cites a 75 percent artery blockage per autopsy.
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Lawson Sues Hawks Over Breach of Contract
Al Lawson, 23, assistant Florida State coach turned player, filed a $1 million breach of contract suit in U.S. District Court accusing the Atlanta Hawks of wrongful release after signing a $16 500 contract on June 10 1971. Lawgetter Remus Allen said Lawson never had a training camp tryout and that the release ruined chances with teams including the Chicago Bulls.
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Bucks and Lakers eye decisive Western Conference clash
NBA West finals stand 2-2 after Milwaukee and Los Angeles split in Milwaukee and L A. The Forum hosts a must win game as rebounding and defense pace the series with Curtis Perry and John Block leading Milwaukee on Sunday and Kareem Abdul Jabbar contributing for the Lakers.
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McNally Opens With Four-Hit Shutout Streak Against Yankees
Dave McNally pitched a four hitter to beat the New York Yankees as he pursues a fifth straight 20 win season. The left-hander emphasized staying calm and avoiding goal setting to cope with pressure while noting his four season stretch of strong records and limited shutouts recently. He credited his cool night and steady mound work amid a rough layoff since last season.
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Highlanders Top Bombers 7-4 Prep Playoff Prep
Frederick defeats the Bombers 7-4 as Darrell Dawkins and Herb Shaw combine for the win. Dawkins allowed one hit through six and struck out nine before giving way to Shaw who finished the effort. Thompson paced Highlands with two runs and two RBIs, Easter also had two RBIs, as Highlanders gain district leverage and host Marlow before the playoffs.
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