Bruins Complete Sweep Of Blues In Four Games
Boston routs St. Louis 6 1 10 2 7 2 then 5 3 to seal a four game Cup series. Johnny Bucyk scores twice in the finale as Boston sets a four game goal record, while Wayne Cashman adds an open net tally. Rangers also dominate the Black Hawks in a parallel sweep.
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Norwalk Netters blank Redmen in 5-0 tennis win
Norwalk defeated Bellevue 5-0 on the road as Steve Zureich won 6-2 6-0 over Pete Sackett and Doug Berry followed with 6-2 6-2 over Mark Krinke. Doug Elmer recovered to 6-? 6-1 6-1 over Mike Newkirk after dropping 6-4 first set.
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Namath Tops Pro Football Pay But Jets May Sign Richer
Aaron gets 130,000 base with 50,000 deferred as public relations pay making 180k annual. Namath could sign a term deal near a million dollars with health contingencies. Other stars across sports like Hank Aaron Willie Mays and Kareem Abdul Jabbar command high multi year sums.
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Crestline Beats St Paul in Tennis Dual 5 2
Crestline topped St Paul 5 2 as Craig Hohler swept singles 6 1 6 1 over Jerry Blum for the Flyers only win. Baltes Reichert won 10 5 in doubles over Bauer Christian. St Paul’s Zeller, Gross, Comyns and Hohler fell in singles. Hohler Keller also dropped in doubles. Road trip to Plymouth looms Thursday.
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Poths Sets Record In Trojan Loss
Arnold Poths led South Central with an 11 07 two mile, a record by .01, as Greenwich's South Central beat Trojan cindermen 98 29. Randy Bacon won long jump 17 9 3 4 and 880 in 2 12 4, while Roy Howard captured shot put 42 3 and discus 108 1 4. Trojans placed no seconds. Knoll and Picklesimer each took third in pole vault and high jump. Upcoming at Western Reserve in Greenwich Thursday.
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Eagles' Jim Kimble Sets Shot Put Mark Against Mapleton
Monroeville trounced 82 45 at Mapleton as Jim Kimble set the school record in the shot put with 42-3 1/4. Bob Ackerman won high hurdles and lows, Dan Miller won the mile, Jim Limbird won discus, with several runners up in sprints and field events. Next meet at Lakeside Thursday.
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Pirates Clip Eagles 7-1
Mike Pencero dominated for the Pirates going the distance from the mound with eight strikeouts as Monroeville managed a lone run in the fifth. Don Long sparked the Eagles with two of their five hits and the only RBI. Dennis Seifker absorbed the loss after a complete game effort, allowing nine hits.
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Maddox Recalled by Giants From PCL Fire in Phoenix
The San Francisco Giants called up hot hitting outfielder Garry Maddox from Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League where the 22 year old was batting .438 with nine home runs and 22 RBIs in 11 games.
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Bellevue Pounds Linksmen in Golf Meet 9-0
Bellevue led by medalist Jay Ball with 38 romped past Norwalk 9-0 at Sleepy Hollow Golf Course. Ball beat Bill Albright 44, Tim Soule defeated Hoyt Lolla 50 to 42, Don Wright topped Scott Kullman 40 to 43. Bellevue 164 to 182. Norwalk suffers sixth loss in seven. hosts Upper Sandusky Thursday.
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