Canadiens Rally To Tie And Win Fourth Line Shakeup
Montreal capitalized on pressure after trailing 2-0 in the series and 2-0 after the first period to beat the Black Hawks 4 2 in Game 3. Frank Mahovlich scored twice to match the playoff scoring record while Yvan Cournoyer supplied the winner in the third period.
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Preakness Sees 11 Go
Pimlico officials listed an 11 horse field for the 96th Preakness at Pimlico on Saturday. Probables include Jim French Bold Reason Eastern Fleet Canonero II Sound Off Executioner Limit To Reason Impetuosity Leematt Vegas Vic among others from the Derby top finishers.
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Costly Foul in Cleveland Hits Local TV Coverage
Cleveland station WJW-TV faced about $8,000 in costs after a foul drive by Angels catcher John Stephenson shattered a camera behind first base during Sundays Indians Angels game. The lens replacement was the station’s responsibility.
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Padres Tie Reds 12 Strikeouts Spark 7-2 Win
San Diego right-hander Clay Kirby struck out 12, tying a club record, in a 7-2 win over the Reds. Kirby improved to 7-4 lifetime against Cincinnati as San Diego continues to trouble the defending NL champions. The Padres also beat up Reds starter Jim McGlothlin in the first inning with two homers and a three-run triple.
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Associated Press
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A's Mound Aces Gun Down Birds
Oakland's Vida Blue and Jim Hunter combined to beat Baltimore in a doubleheader sweep 6-2 and 2-1. Blue improved to eight straight road victories with nine strikeouts in the nightcap, lowering his season era while Palmer faltered in the seventh inning. Reggie Jackson and Bert Campaneris provided key hits as Oakland toppled the World Series champions.
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Browns Hair Policy Targets Rookies For New Coach
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich issued grooming rules during Saturday workouts restricting long hair sideburns moustaches and visible hair under helmets. The edict aims at sanitary and appearance standards for players for the season. Skorich succeeded the retired Blanton Collier.
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National League Sunday results sweep as favorites win
Montreal defeats Chicago 7 to 3, Pittsburgh tops Los Angeles 11 to 5, New York wins 9 to 5 over St. Louis, San Francisco routs Atlanta 55 to 26 with a 10 inning second game 10 to 26, San Diego beats Cincinnati 7 to 2, and Philadelphia edges Houston 2 to 1. Monday matchups feature Reuss and Renko starts plus Dierker, Jenkins, Simpson, and Marichal listed for night games.
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Baseball scores roundup from a late season date
In a long set of American League games Milwaukee, Boston, New York, Chicago, Minnesota, Washington, Cleveland, California, Kansas City, Detroit, Oakland and Baltimore posted varied results. Key outcomes include Milwaukee 6 Boston 6 through extra innings, Minnesota 6 Washington 5 in ten, Cleveland 4 California 1, Kansas City 6 Detroit 2, Oakland 6 Baltimore 2, and California beating Oakland 6-2 with Messersmith 2-3 in Detroit. Night games feature Boston at Minnesota, New York at Milwaukee, Washington at Chicago, California at Detroit, Oakland at Cleveland, and Kansas City at Baltimore.
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Hall of Fame dedicates new wing in Canton
The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton dedicates a $620,000 addition. Pete Rozelle attends the ceremony. The expansion doubles floor space and links by a curved glass gallery. A Leagues and Champions room highlights the NFL AFL histories. Attendance through April runs well ahead of 1970.
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ABA Opponents Harping About Roughhouse Play
Kentucky Colonels and Utah Stars clash in the ABA finals with a 2-2 split after four games. Dan Issel suggests boxing gloves amid football like rough play, while Zelmo Beaty and others foul out in the juinior league title series. Two potential games move to Salt Lake City due to altitude breathing issues.
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Mexicans Sweep In Davis Battle
Mexico France and Finland completed 50 sweeps over South Korea Sweden and Ireland in Davis Cup tennis. In the European Zone A France faces Finland for a semifinal berth while Mexico meets Canada in the American Zone North Section.
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Fenwick Boosters Set Tuesday Meeting at 7:30
The Fenwick Boosters announce a general meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 in the Fenwick High cafeteria. Derry Derivan serves as president of the group.
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Derry Derivan
MTC Crowns Net Champs In Senior Indoor Tennis
Three champions were crowned at the Middletown Tennis Club Senior Indoor Championships. Mrs. Richard Haller won the women's singles 6-4 7-4 over Mrs. Charles Ortman. Kent Chalfin defeated Drexel Blevins 6-0 6-1 to win the men's singles. Mrs. Jom Barnes and Mrs. Mary Streibich won the women's doubles 6-1 6-2 over Mrs. June Haller and Mrs. John Rascoe. Men’s doubles final scheduled for next weekend.
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