Blues rally past Wild to reach semifinals in six
St. Louis Blues win 2-1 in sudden death overtime on Kevin O'Shea's goal after a setup from brother Danny to advance to the Stanley Cup semifinals against the Boston Bruins. Rookie goalie Jacques Caron starred in net with crucial stops.
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Good Humor Man to debut at Red Mile in April
Good Humor Man, two year old pacing colt owned by Vernon Gochneaur, set for racing debut at the Red Mile meeting opening April 2 in Lexington. The colt, bought for a record 210000 at Tatter salls, is hailed by auctioneer George Swinebroad as a potential champion. Plans center on a late Red Mile start before the meeting ends June 19.
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Lebanon Raceway Entries and Race Lineup
Entries listed for Lebanon Raceway covering races 2 through 9 with horse names in each event. Notable trot and pace fields include Tim Bucktwo in race one and Shantys Son in race seven among numerous racing entries.
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D Company Guards Win 50 38 In Tourney Opener
First round action in the 372nd Combat Engineers Spring Basketball Tourney at Middletown National Guard Armory saw Green D Company defeat Green A Company 50 to 38. Other games are set to crown battalion champion before June.
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Big Shakeup In Men’s Bowling Tourney
The Men's City Bowling Tournament at Eastern enters week three with major shifts in singles and doubles standings. Defending leaders vanish from the top, while Glenn Barker and Lionel Stover drop to third in doubles as new names rise. Goodtime Boys still lead with 3,240 in team totals and Don Spencer posted the top three-game series at 670.
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Hill edges Heard to win Monsanto Open in Pensacola
Dave Hill, 34, overcoming a late deficit, cards a par 71 271 total to capture the Monsanto Open title at Pensacola Country Club. He finishes two back of Ray Heard who closes with a 65 to take solo second. Jerry Heard slips to second with 272 while Bob Goalby and Chris Blocker also post 69s.
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Indianapolis 500 entries rise to 58 with 10 more hoped
The number of cars seeking 33 starting spots for the Indianapolis 500 grew to 58 over the weekend, with officials expecting about 10 more. Mailed entries postmarked before the Saturday deadline will qualify for the May 27 race. Read: Hurtubise drives an old front-engine roadster. Leffler/Dickson entry. Bay State Racing entry for Bentley Warren. two Offenhauser cars by John Martin with drivers unnamed.
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Gunter Beats Evert In Virginia Slims Final
Nancy Gunter, 29, of San Angelo Texas, defeated Chris Evert 6-3 6-4 in the Virginia Slims Masters final in St. Petersburg Florida. Gunter, praised as the world’s top woman player by a 17 year old admirer, emphasized patience as the key to her fifth straight win over Evert. Evert, a high school junior, noted a strong 17-4 tour record and discussed the looming pressure of top status.
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Pearson Wins Rebel 400 In Darlington In 13th Year
David Pearson drives a Mercury to a two lap victory over Richard Petty in the Rebel 400 at Darlington Raceway. Pearson earns 14850 dollars, led four times for 220 laps, with 18 cars finishing and safety car delays from a Vandiver wreck.
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Hockey War Heats Up As Saints Sign Connelly
The Minnesota Fighting Saints signed Wayne Connelly to a World Hockey Association contract as part of a push to lure NHL stars. Saints president Jim Adams touted many players under contract and the growing WHA as a rival to the NHL. Bernie Parent also reportedly agreed to sign with Miami.
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Cleveland player wins Women’s Singles Match Game title
Cleveland’s Darla Popovich won the Women’s Singles Match Game tournament at Fairlawn Lanes with a 20 game total of 4267 pins and 213.35 average. She earned 480 dollars for first place. runner-up Tess Johns of Cleveland received 400 dollars for finishing 58 pins behind the champion.
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