Various Major League and Other Sports Results Across United States
Baseball results include Chicago Cubs Ken Holtzman no-hitter vs Cincinnati and Cubs trading no-hitters with other teams. Tennis and golf reports from Atlanta Classic and British Amateur. Hockey retirement for John Ferguson of Montreal. Basketball: Los Angeles Lakers fire coach Joe Mullaney. Horse racing results from Belmont Liberty Bell Arlington Monmouth Golden Gate and Albany tracks.
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Baseball schedule highlights from today across leagues
Scores and matchups across the American Association International League Pacific Coast League and Eastern League include Omaha 6 Denver 1 Evansville 1 Oklahoma City 4 Winnipeg 3 Richmond 2 Rochester 16 Louisville 5 Syracuse 8 Charleston 5 Toledo 7 Tidewater 6 Phoenix 10 Salt Lake 4 Tucson 3 Hawaii 2 Portland Spokane rain Waterbury 3 Manchester Reading 3 Three Rivers 2 Fimira 9 1 Quebec City 3 2 Pawtucket 11 Pittsfield
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Dallas-Fort Worth
San Antonio
Columbus
Shreveport
Savannah
Arkansas
Memphis
Asheville
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Montgomery
Omaha
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Evansville
Oklahoma City
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Tulsa
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Charleston
Toledo
Tidewater
Phoenix
Salt Lake
Tucson
Hawaii
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Spokane
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Manchester
Reading
Three Rivers
Fimira
Quebec City
Pawtucket
Pittsfield
Boxing Roundup From Cities Shows Quick KOs
Portland reports George Johnson age 172 stops Art Curley Miller in Mansfield. Baltimore notes Larry Middleton knocks out Cleo Daniels. Josh Hall stops Johnny Vivant in New York City 3. Tokyo lists Kunivaki Shibata KO Rau Cruz. Los Angeles records Manuel Fierro KO Garcia amid messy figures.
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Portland
Maine
George Johnson
Trenton
N.J
Art “Curley” Miller
Mansfield
Ohio
Baltimore
Larry Middleton
Cleo Daniels
White Plains
N.Y
Josh Hall
Johnny Vivant
New York City
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Kunivaki Shibata
Japan
Rau Cruz
Mexico
Rangers Draw Massive MSG Crowd in 1970 71 NHL
A total of 672432 fans paid to see the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden during the 1970 71 NHL season.
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New York Rangers
Madison Square Garden
Belmont Stakes Looms for Canonero II After Preakness
Canonero II trains toward a possible ninth Triple Crown after winning the Derby and Preakness. Juan Arias guides the Venezuelan colt, facing a dozen rivals including Jim French Bold Reason and Royal JD. Post time is around 9 35 p m EDT CBS covers.
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Ed Schuyler Jr
New York
Canonero II
Juan Arias
Citation
Pedro Baptista
Frank J. Caldwell
Jim French
William A. Levin
Pastoral Stable
Twist the Axe
J.M. Davis
Royal JD
Ethel D. Jacobs
Epic Journey
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Highbinder
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Harry Langer
Salem
Neil Hellman
Peter Kissel
John Campo
CBS
Arias
Earl Whynye
Edgar Caubett
Baptista
Taylor Hardin
Woody Stephens
West Monroe Dixie Boys action features close games
West Monroe Dixie Boys VFW edged Paper Workers 4-2 with Brian Nolan and Dee Hogan earning the win. Bobby Miller and Clint Miller took the loss. In another game Wilson defeated Monroe Concrete 9-3 as Tommy Banks hit his fourth homer off Ronnie Osborn, with David Cale taking the loss.
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Paper Workers
West Monroe
Dixie Boys Action
Brian Nolan
Dee Hogan
Bobby Miller
Clint Miller
Steve Shurlock
Tommy Banks
Wilson
Monroe
Ronnie Osborn
David Cale
Canadian Open Adds Two Australian Players
Montreal AP reports Bruce Crampton and Bruce Devlin, both past winners of over $100,000 on the pro golf tour, will compete in the 1971 Canadian Open at Richelieu Valley Golf and Country Club July 1 to 4. They join Arnold Palmer Doug Sanders Gary Player and Lee Trevino in the $150,000 event.
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Montreal
Bruce Crampton
Bruce Devlin
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Richelieu Valley Golf and Country Club
Defending Champion Heads Up Field In Lady Carling
Defending champion Shirley Englehorn heads a field of 69 for the first round of the 25 thousand dollar Lady Carling at Pine Ridge Country Club in Baltimore. Carol Mann notes a 211 could win given soft turf from heavy rains. pro-am teams led by Spuzich Miller Rankin and Stone shot 58 in 18 holes. Donna Caponi and Roman Gabriel drew crowd as Sandy Palmer seeks another strong finish.
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Shirley Englehorn
Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour
Miss Englehorn
Pine Ridge Country Club
Carol Mann
Tommy Miller
Pine Ridge
Sandra Spuzich
Sharon Miller
Judy Rankin
Beth Stone
Lady Carling
Donna Caponi
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Sandy Palmer
Softball Game Highlights and Pitching Outcome
McClendon stopped Claiborne 12 5 as Gregory earned the win in a standard league game. A Ladies League match ended 12 2 with Shar Goleson pitching well, while Charlene Murphy took the loss for Tad Tew Baptist.
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Claiborne
Gregory
Standard Ners
Tad Tew Baptist
Shar Goleson
Charlene Paurphy
Melville dominates Class B All-State baseball picks
Melville claims five of the dream team with catcher Mike Allain and coach Jim Prados earning Coach of the Year honors after a 15-1 season and a 4-3 finals win over Spearsville. Spearsville and Sibley each place two players on the team, led by Spearsville shortstop David Tinsley and pitcher Ricky Rockett.
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Jerry Byrd
Louisiana Sports Writers’ Assn
Melville
Mike Allain
Jim Prados
Spearsville
Jock Evsay
Johnny Beard
Sal Morrow
Richard Naquin
Pitkin
Wink Perkins
Roger Willis
W. H. Johnson
Sibley
David Tinsley
Ricky Rockett
Mike Madden
Darrell Lee
Gary Noustens
Cole Classique
Pete Rogers
Gibsland
Larry Brokenberry
Second Ward
Rogers
Ecole Classique
Gibs
Holt Leads Baysou DeSiard Seniors in Day One
West Monroes Kenny Holt shot a two over par 72 to medal in the tenth Bayou DeSiard Seniors Invitational. Joe Schendle of Bastrop was one stroke back with 73 as 192 players tee off match play. Defending champ Col Bernard Burkett shot 74 and opens tomorrow against Dwight Hansen.
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West Monroe
Kenny Holt
Joe Schendle
Bastrop
Holt
Bernard Burkett
Thurday
Burkett
Bayou DeSiard
Dwight Hansen
Amos Shelton
J. C. Hinton
Olla
Roland Brown
Monroe
DeSiard
John Waters
Alexandria
Hansen
Schendle
Shelton
Hinton
Brown
Waters
Fisher
Col. Burkett
Bill Kelly
All-State Baseball Honors List Full of Melville Talent
The Class B All-State pitchers and infielders showcase Melville and Sibley alumni with seniors Mike Allain and Wink Perkins leading as outstanding players. Coaches praise Melville’s Jim Prados as Coach of the Year while pitkin and Spearsville players fill key positions across the lineup.
Tech President Explains GSC Exit To Southland Move
Ruston Louisiana Tech President Dr FF Jay Taylor outlined the shift from the Gulf States Conference to the Southland Conference citing greater national publicity and a self supporting athletic program. He noted GSC’s decline to a one state league and said Southland offers schedule flexibility and potential conference designation for Tech games. He also indicated McNeese's possible admission and a Lamar Tech sponsored rivalry.
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Louisiana Tech University
Jay Taylor
Tech
Taylor
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Springhill College
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Ala
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Beaumont
Margaret Court Returns to London for Throat Treatment
Wimbledon champion Margaret Court has arrived in London after a defeat in the French Championships. She will rest this week and receive specialized throat infection treatment, with hopes to be fit for the John Player Tournament in Nottingham on Monday.
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Margaret Court
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