Bruins Win Cup In OT Thriller To Sweep Blues
Boston Bruins rally from a late deficit as John Bucyk ties it with under seven minutes left and Bobby Orr scores 40 seconds into overtime to beat the St Louis Blues 4-3, capturing the Stanley Cup in a 4-0 series sweep. Bucyk, 35, and Orr, two legends, lift Boston amid Bedlam at the Garden.
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Reds Split Home Run Battle With Cubs
Cincinnati Reds out-hit Chicago Cubs four homers to two in a 7 6 win as Pete Rose belted a ninth inning two run shot. Banks neared 500th career homer but was held at 499. Banks, Carbo and others hit 19 Cubs homers in the series as Reds head to Pittsburgh.
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NL's Top Bat Seeks Write-In For All-Star Game
Rico Carty of the Atlanta Braves leads the National League with a .421 average and a 28 game hitting streak. He was left off the initial All-Star lineup announced by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Public voting runs May 30 through June 28 with write-in options available for unlisted players.
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Tigers Cash Goes From Hero To Heartbreak In Royals Loss
In a Mother's Day crowd, Norm Cash homered twice and drove in four as the Tigers led 7-7, then Cash failed to handle a grounder allowing Kansas City to score the winning run in the eighth. Ed Kirkpatrick sparked KC with a homer and four RBI, while Detroit saw Dalton Jones homer for the Tigers and Amos Otis homer for the Royals.
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Phillies Name Ferenz as Traveling Secretary
Ed Ferenz, a Canadian former hockey player and executive, is named traveling secretary for the Philadelphia Phillies. He skated for Johnstown in the Eastern League and later served as general manager of the Jersey Devils in the same league.
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Greenwell leads Wildwood with 67 in club results
Emmett Greenwell shot 67 at Wildwood Golf Club to top the field in 18 holes. Larry Dwiggins and Jim Moorehead each carded 71, Dale Whisler 72, Chuck Kent 73, Joe Cornella 74, and Bob Hart Mort Taylor Don Bush Bruce Hall 75. Kent had the best net 65 with a 0-8 handicap, Ed Sherman a 63 in 914 handicap. Top 15 plus players were John Dobrozsi and Bob Yost with 61s. Ray Sherman and Ray Patrick were blind bogey winners with 80s. Closest to pin No. 2 Ed Sherman No. 9 Kent No. 18 Bob Petrocy.
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National League West Division standings and results
The National League West appears with teams and records, showing Houston in the NL East table earlier. Sunday's results include Houston defeating Pittsburgh, St. Louis over Atlanta, Cincinnati beating Chicago, Los Angeles defeating Philadelphia, Montreal over San Diego, and San Francisco beating New York 7 to 1. Upcoming games feature matchups across the division with Morton Seaver Niekro and other pitchers listed.
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Montreal
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New York
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Tim McCarver
Philadelphia
Joe Torre
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Wilhelm's 1000th mound appearance ends in Cardinal loss
Hoyt Wilhelm, 46, tied and then watched the St. Louis Cardinals rally past the Atlanta Braves 6-5 as Jose Cardenal delivered the bases loaded single for the winning runs in the ninth. Wilhelm became the first pitcher to appear in 1,009 games this season, breaking Cy Young's record. Rico Carty extended his 28 game hitting streak, and Tony Gonzalez hit a three run homer for Atlanta.
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New Zealand Wins Net Cup in Davis Cup Play
New Zealand defeated Mexico 3-2 in the American Zone first round as Rian Fairlie beat Vicente Zarazua in four sets 10-8 6-8 6-1 6-1. Mexico won one singles and the doubles match while the Soviet Union France Egypt Bulgaria Greece and Spain won their first round ties and Italy led in European Zone action.
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Final SOC Cinder Meet Held Tuesday at New Miami
The Southwestern Ohio Conference Track Meet ends its run with New Miami hosting on Tuesday at 1 pm. The event moved from Madison High track to New Miami. Defending SOC cinder champion is Trenton, which will join Seven Mile to form Edgewood Local School next year.
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Giants Drub Mets as McCovey Drives In Six
Yesterday's Stars feature Willie McCovey of the Giants driving in six runs with two home runs including a grand slam in an 11-7 victory over the Mets. Don Sutton of the Dodgers pitched a four hit shutout over Philadelphia, 7-0.
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