Richard Apologizes By Winning Title
Henri Richard scored the tying and winning goals to spark Montreal to its 17th Stanley Cup title, defeating the Chicago Black Hawks 3 2. LeMaire set up the equalizer before Richard sealed the win with a late goal helping Montreal claim the cup over Chicago.
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Battles Win 18 17 In Final Inning Over Ringholz Meyer
Battles edge Ringholz Meyer 18 to 17 in the seventh inning. Denny Frey collected four hits and two highlight catches in center, while Bob Barnes earned the win and John Kuhlman took the loss for the Boy's High School softball clash.
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Norwalk Golfers Fall To Galion In 1971 Finale
Norwalk finished the 1971 golf season with an 8 1/2 to 2 1/2 defeat at Galion. Jim Caprara earned a half point after a 45-46 loss to John Wallace as Bruce Talbot shot 37 to beat George Manyak 43. Norwalk total 181 strokes to Galion 163.
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Local Baseball Scores and Probables From Tuesday Night
Tuesday night results show Boston defeating Detroit 5 3 and Baltimore beating New York 6 2. California beat Minnesota 3 1 and Oakland top Milwaukee 5 2. Pitcher matchups feature Parsons at Blue, Perry at Messersmith, Johnson at Bunker, Lolich at Lamb, Palmer at Janeski, Kline at Peters.
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Edison Wins Firelands Track Crown at Mapleton Meet
Edison scored 43 points to win the Firelands Conference track title at Mapleton High School, edging Black River 41, New London 39, and Monroeville 37. South Central used Roger Ousley to claim multiple records and top placings, with standouts including Milt Harris, Conrad Griffin, and Dan Finley contributing in jumps, sprints, and relays.
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Upper Rolls To NOL Track Championship Victory
Upper Sandusky wins the Northern Ohio League meet with 45 percent of points. Bucyrus takes second at 38 percent, followed by Galion and Columbian at 37 percent. Norwalk finishes last with 15 points. Bellevue 26 percent and Shelby 22 percent. Doug Delray wins the 100 and long jump as Upper sets meet records in high jump and pole vault.
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McDowell Surrenders Early Runs But Indians Beat Senators
Sudden Sam McDowell allowed two first inning runs and walked ten in six innings for Cleveland. Vince Colbert preserved a 7 3 win as the Indians defeated Washington with homers from Roy Foster and Eddie Leon and three more runs driven in by Foster and Leon. The win opens a home stand vs Detroit as Ray Lamb faces Mickey Lolich.
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Revson Seeks Indy 500 Victory After Pole Win
Peter Revson, a New York socialite turned racer, grabbed the pole for the Indianapolis 500 and targets the May 29 race. The 32 year old, trained in Hawaii and at Cornell, defends his pole against rival Mark Donohue as Revson drives for Team McLaren with Denis Hulme.
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