Sports Results and Schedule from Muscatine Journal May 1 1972
Major league scores list Minnesota 2 New York 0 and Chicago 1 Cleveland 3 with additional results from Oakland 2 Milwaukee 1 and Texas 7 Boston 6. Monday and Sunday games show Mets and Dodgers actions, standings, and upcoming fixtures across major leagues with teams like Montreal San Francisco and Los Angeles noted.
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Boston Edges New York In Overtime Hockey Thriller
Boston tops New York 6 to 5 to take a 1 0 series lead after a wild Sunday game. No game was scheduled Monday with Tuesday facing New York at Boston in the next contest.
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Thirty three NFL players become free agents
Three dozen NFL players led by Bart Starr Ray Nitschke and Bill Munson reached free-agent status at midnight Sunday with unsigned contracts for 1972. Names leaked by the AP include several Vikings in Minnesota and others scattered among clubs as teams prepare to compensate old clubs if signed.
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Twins vs Yankees ends in a game one upset loss after ejection
Bull Rignes was ejected at Yankee Stadium in the ninth inning of the first game of a doubleheader, a 5-4 Yankees win. The Twins split the twin bill as Rod Carew and Ken Brett sparked late runs, while Lew Krausse earned his first Boston win with a late rally against Texas.
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Casper's Return of Winning Attitude in Nelson Journey
Billy Casper, veteran star with over four tour titles, says his mind is clearer and more relaxed as he holds a one stroke lead after three rounds of the rain-delayed Nelson Golf Classic at Preston Trail. Rodriquez and Schlee pair for 204. Homennik drops back after a triple bogey on 17 while failing to call relief.
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Red Sox Hold Practice Ahead of May Opener
The Muscatine Red Sox held a workout with 15 players including 13 candidates for the team. Many players are away at college and unavailable for about a week. Home opener is May 14 at 2 pm versus Oakville. A second practice is planned for 1 pm next Sunday at Tom Bruner Field.
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Local sports deadline notice for submissions
A sports reporting notice asks writers to submit event reports to the Journal by 8 30 am the day after events and to use the Cedar Street drop box when offices are closed. It encourages bringing reports in during open hours and urges notices for future events a day early to help plan broader sports coverage.
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Pirates Fall as Five-Game Losing Streak Grows
The Pittsburgh Pirates, mired in a five-game slide, were routed 6-1 by the Atlanta Braves as pitchers fail to last deep into games. Meanwhile other NL games featured Cubs over Reds 6-4, Astros over Cardinals 7-8, Dodgers blank Mets 7-0, and Phillies taking two from Padres 6-1 and 3-1. Braves' Ralph Garr led with a two RBI day including a homer and double. Don Sutton earned his fourth win with a shutout for the Dodgers.
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Muscatine thinclads head to Fairfield relay meet
Muscatine High School track team returns from Drake Relays to race Tuesday at the Trojan Relays in Fairfield. The Muskies face Southeast Seven rivals including Washington and Centerville with Keokuk Albia and others also in the field. The 440 relay group ran 44.8 at Drake, placing second in heat but missing finals. pole vaulter Kim Tagstad cleared feet. The Muskies also set meets at Cedar Rapids Kennedy on Wednesday and Burlington on Friday.
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Stock car semi and feature postponed by rain Sunday night
West Liberty Mississippi Valley Speed Club races were halted as rain postponed the semi main and feature events after Saturday postponements. Heat winners included Bill Hopp, Ron Hemstead, John Mass, and Del Abney with Ron Weeden posting the fastest time. Perry Beckler took the trophy dash as Columbus Junction is set for next week's races.
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