Lolich Tigers Halt Tribe With 12-1 rout in Cleveland
Detroit powered past Cleveland 12-1 as Mickey Lolich improved to 22-9 against the Indians in 30 starts. Al Kaline homered twice and said the park’s fences aid hitters while Lolich noted nervousness at the close fences. Alan Foster to start Indians game, Joe Coleman to pitch for Detroit.
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Montreal Canadiens welcomed home in record crowd
Stanley Cup champions Montreal Canadiens returned to a historic home welcome in Montreal with an estimated 500 000 to 600 000 fans filling the downtown streets. The parade marked their NHL title victory and drew the largest crowd in city history.
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Firelands adds cross country and tennis for 1971-72
Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University will add cross country and tennis to its intercollegiate program in 1971-72. Competition will be limited in year one with focus on developing a sound program. Findlay College has signed as an opponent in both sports.
R K R Wins Ist In City Slo Pitch
R K R Construction defeated the Hartland Independents 16 8 in a rain halted game while Mac's Sons beat Glenn's Wonder Bar 10 7. Chuck Finch had an inside the park score and Butch Shelly doubled in the seventh inning rally for Mac's Sons.
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Thomson, longtime Navy track coach, dies at 76
Earl J. Thomson died Wednesday after a cancer battle. He served 36 years as head track coach at the U.S. Naval Academy, leaving a lasting legacy in collegiate athletics. In other notes, Richard Hood, fifth round pick for the Philadelphia 76ers, signed with the NBA club.
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