Unpredictable Sports Views From Riverfront Stadium
Sports columnist Jerry Nardiello recalls a Reds opener marred by errors at Riverfront Stadium and Gary Nolan's reflective exit interview. The piece weaves in Si Burick's Miami Valley anecdotes about predicting outcomes, Bowling Green, and Miami, then shifts to the National Hockey League where the Montreal Canadiens upset the Boston Bruins, signaling an emerging pennant challenge.
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Is Brooklyn Still In The League Upset Save Giants
The 1934 National League pennant race saw the New York Giants, led by Bill Terry, collapse by losing six of seven to the Phillies, Braves and Dodgers. The Dodgers from Brooklyn survived to claim the pennant, defying Terry’s bold question as the season ended.
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Cincy Boss Has It All Figured Out By John W. Chace
Sparky Anderson, Cincinnati manager, analyzes a slow start in 1970 and models patience amid a seven game deficit behind San Francisco. He cites Giants pitchers Marichal and Perry, notes strong rival clubs, and stresses staying relaxed. Injuries to Lee May and Bobby Tolan hurt the lineup as Angel Bravo is optioned and Dave Concepcion is reinstated after a thumb injury.
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Bullets Finish Knicks, Earn Eastern Title In Thrilling Tie
The Baltimore Bullets edged the New York Knicks 93 91 at Madison Square Garden to clinch the Eastern Conference crown and set a best of seven final with the Milwaukee Bucks. Monroe and Barnett each scored 26 for their teams as Baltimore overcame a late Knicks rally to seal the win.
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National League standings and Tuesday schedule summary
East division teams show Montreal Pittsburgh New York St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia with current records. West division lists San Francisco Atlanta Houston Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego. Tuesday games include Houston at Chicago Philadelphia at Montreal Atlanta at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Los Angeles at San Diego St Louis at San Francisco and other night matches.
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Baseball scoreboard and schedule for multiple teams
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Monday's Fights Details From Associated Press Report
New York City boxer David Vasquez stopped Chuck Spencer in a 118 pound bout while George Carter 157% defeated Turue Okabe 158% in Tokyo. U.S. Air Force presence noted. Match details appear incomplete with several OCR artifacts.
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Giants Voice Hodges Dies at 60 in California
Russ Hodges longtime voice of the Giants radio and TV broadcasts died at 60 after collapsing at his Marin County home. He anchored Giants playoff win over the Dodgers in 1951 and was famed for shouting Giants win the pennant. He later remained on the Giants PR staff and occasional broadcasts.
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Squires Bunch Not Fouled Up
Virginia and Kentucky battled in an ABA Eastern Division final game marked by a playoff record 80 fouls. Ray and Charlie Scott each scored 30 plus points as the Squires surged to a 150-137 victory and led the best-of-seven series 2-1 with games set for Hampton and Roanoke.
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Bryant's Rise In Giants Rotation Signals Unemployment Watch
Ron Bryant, 23, started for the San Francisco Giants and earned a win over the St. Louis Cardinals as the club extended its winning streak to nine. With Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry lined up for upcoming starts, Bryant could be in line for a rotation spot while awaiting a stable role. He worked seven innings, allowing eight hits, struck out eight, and drove in a run with a fifth-inning single as Bobby Bonds hit his fifth homer. The day also featured Los Angeles beating San Diego, Minnesota edging Kansas City, and Cleveland defeating Boston in 15 innings.
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