Kessinger Has Six Hits As Cubs Shade Braves
Don Kessinger doubled in the eighth and scored the tying run, then opened the 10th with his sixth hit and scored on Ron Santo's single for the Cubs in a 7-6 win over the Braves. Jim McGlothlin held Cincinnati to seven hits in his first start of the season as Lee May drove in three runs.
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Fornia Angels
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Mitterwald
Twins
Bill Rigney
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Rich Reese
Oliva
Mike Andrews
White Sox
Bill Freehan
Les Cain
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Cain
Norm Cash
Freehan
McDowell
Ellie Hendricks
Pull Baltmore
New York
Braves
Ralph Garr
Murcer Hits Out Of Reach In Orioles Victory
In Baltimore Bobby Murcer of the New York Yankees framed a surprising night by misplaying a hit into a two run homer for the Orioles. Ellie Hendricks drove in two runs and Gene Michael aided the Orioles’ win as Tom Stottlemyre took the loss and Dave Dobson earned the win in a five hit contest.
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Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Ellie Hendricks
Orioles
Murcer
Hendricks
Ks Robinson
Dave Huson
Ellie
Gene Michael
Filie
Bate
Stottlemyre
St Dobson
Dobson
New York
Roy White
Danny Pier
Foyt to race Pocono 500 and Firecracker 400 weekend
A. J. Foyt announced plans to drive in the Pocono 500 and the Firecracker 400 during the July 4 weekend. He will race at Pocono on Saturday, July 3, then fly to Daytona Beach for the July 4 stock car event in the Firecracker 400. The move keeps the three time Indy 500 winner active in both circuits.
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Fila
A.J
Plumadores Say U S Errs On Tax Charge
A upstate New York Republican, Hayward H Plumadore of Saranac Lake, and his wife Mae dispute a government claim they owe 562,216.64 in back taxes plus 2,810.83 in penalties. They filed petitions with the U S Tax Court seeking redetermination for 1965 through 1967. The case involves a partnership with Harold A Putnam of Potsdam and questions about income understatement of more than 143,000 over three years. No hearing date set. IRS notified Feb 26 of the deficiencies.
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New York
Hayward H. Plumadore
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Mae
Plumadore
Franklin County
Plumadores
Harold A. Putnam
Potsdam
Putnam
Dorothy
Internal Revenue Service
Woman Proves She's Not Dead in Hudson River, Mate Arrested
In Glens Falls New York Mrs Charlotte Fish proved she was alive after being told she drowned in the Hudson River. Her estranged husband Ed ward was arrested on a charge of obstructing government administration seven hours after police identified a body from the river as Mrs Sarah Holcomb. Mrs Fish, staying with a friend, said the friend woke her to report she was alive.
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N.Y
Charlotte Fish
Hudson River
Edward
Fish
Sarah Holcomb
National League standings and Thursday results
The National League East standings list Pittsburgh leading with 40 wins and 24 losses, followed by New York 34-25, St. Louis 36-30, Chicago 32-32, Montreal 25-32, Philadelphia 25-36. The West show San Francisco 41-25, Los Angeles 35-29, Houston 31-33, Atlanta 30-37, Cincinnati 28-36, San Diego 23-41. Thursday results include Chicago 7 St. Louis 6 in 10, Cincinnati 5 Atlanta 1. Friday night and Saturday schedules cover multiple preps across cities and matchups.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Philadel
Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Reuss
Regan
Pappas
Philadelphia
Reynolds
Gentry
Renko
Pittsburgh
Walker
Jarvis
Nolan
Phoebus
Arlin
San Francisco
Marichal
Reberger
Wilson
Osteen
Baseball Standings and Night Lineups Across The League
American League East standings listed with records for Baltimore Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Milwaukee Chicago. Night matchups include Boston at Washington Detroit at Cleveland New York at Baltimore California at Kansas City Oakland at Milwaukee Chicago at Minnesota. rosters and pairings noted for Friday night games.
Ice Cream Social Planned by Fernwood Crusader Class
Fernwood The Crusader Class of the Fernwood Methodist Church will sponsor an ice cream social Saturday at the church beginning at 4 30 p m Local residents are invited to attend for a community gathering and dessert service
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Crusader
Fernwood Methodist Church
Triplets And Firemen Take II Victories
In Little League action at Fort Ontario the Triplets blanked the Elks 2 0 while the Firemen defeated Goldberg s 15 2 Don Wallace and Brett Ties led the Firemen with three hits each Jeff Gordon doubled for Goldberg s Dan Callen and Dan Reynolds had singles for the Elks Roger Clark and Ron Sharkey produced the Triplets two runs on a double and a single with Sharkey adding two hits Kevin Farrell doubled for Goldberg s and Dave Lloyd fanned the Elks in a late inning threat
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Goldberg
Fort Ontario
Paul Mulchney
Roger Clark
Ron Sharkey
Dave Lloyd
Sharkey
Jack Lowery
The
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Dave Fanton
Paul Mulcahey
Mike Canale
Greg Seymour
Canale
Don Wallace
Brett Ties
Jeff Gordon
Dave Crisafulli
Hal LaTulip
Dan Callen
Tim Weigelt
Pat Turner
Goldberg’s
Brian Collins
Jim Rourke
Kevin Farrell
Dan Reynolds
Hoist the Flag Recovers From Fractured Leg
New York reports Hoist The Flag, once seen as racing’s potential ninth Triple Crown winner, is healing well after a severe leg fracture. Dr. Mark Gerard says X rays show 90 percent healing in the cannon bone and 80 to 85 percent in the long pastern, suggesting a possible return to walking and stud plans despite prior doubts.
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New York
Mark Gerard
Aqueduct
Stephen C. Clark
Gerard
Wyman, Van Lare Named Welfare Posts in NY
Gov. Rockefeller nominates 30-year old aide to a new number two role in the State Social Services Department while keeping George K. Wyman as commissioner. Barry L. Van Lare becomes assistant secretary for human resources. Reform includes residency and work requirements and shifts appointment power to the governor with Senate confirmation pending.
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Rockefeller
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State Board of Social Welfare
Senate
Deaf mute kills wife and attempts suicide in Rochester
Carrol L. Berklinger, 72, of Greece, stabbed his wife Norma, 64, who was deaf, mute and blind, then wounded himself in a murder death by own action attempt. He is in critical condition at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, according to police.
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Rochester
St. Mary's Hospital
Carrol L. Berklinger
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Norma
Special Spring Championship at Oswego Speedway Tomorrow
A crack field races 75 laps for the Spring Championship purse at Oswego Speedway on Friday night with double points for all qualifiers. Notables Nolan Swift Jimmy Shampine Ken Andrews and many others expected to contend as fans anticipate the usual 45 lap feature and a Grand Prix weekend on July 3 with about 10 000 in purse.
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Fred Graves
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Conram
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Trojans Capture Seventh NCAA Baseball Title in Omaha
Southern California won its seventh College World Series crown after timely hitting fueled a 7-2 victory over Southern Illinois in Omaha. Rod Dedeaux’s Trojans secured the title for the third time in four years, marking only the second repeat champion in 25 years. Steve Busby limited SIU to eight hits and silenced the Salukis after a 1-0 second-inning lead, sealing USC’s triumph in the final.
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Young's Body Moved for Reburial in New York
Whitney M Young Jr. body moved from Lexington Kentucky to New Rochelle New York for rein ternment. His father cites widow’s dislike of segregated cemetery. Young drowned in Nigeria last March.
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Whitney M- Young Jr
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N. Y
Nigeria
Constance Warren, Former President, Dies at 90
Constance Warren, an author, educator, and former president of Sarah Lawrence College from 1929 to 1945, died in Ossining New York on Tuesday at age 90. Her leadership shaped the college during its early decades.
Major League Leaders in The Palladium Times 1971
In the 1971 baseball season leaders are listed: American League batting Oliva Minnesota .378 with 150 at bats, Murcer New York .353, runs Buford Boston 47, R. Smith Boston 42, Yastrzemski Boston 42. RBIs Killbrew Minnesota 50, White New York 43, Petrocelli Boston 43. Hits Oliva 84, Tovar Minnesota 79. Doubles B Conigliaro Boston 17, Northrup Detroit 15. Triples Clarke New York 4, Unser Washington 4, Schaal Kansas City 4, Carew Minnesota 4. Home runs Oliva Minnesota 15, Cash Detroit 14. Stolen bases Patek Kansas City 19, Otis Kansas City 16. Pitching 7 Decisions Cuellar Baltimore .909, 2.67 Blue Oakland 142 innings pitched, 1.42. Strikeouts Blue Oakland 133, Lolich Detroit 112.
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Associated Press
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Minn
Murcer
N.Y
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Bast
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Bost
Yastrzemski
Killebrew
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Petrocelli
W. Davis
L.A
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St.l
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S.F
Stargell
Pitt
Johnson Edges Ray Drake 2-1 in City Softball duel
Dick Johnson of Skip's Rest shaded Ray Drake of Genesee in a 2-1 City Softball league win at Fort Ontario. Johnson allowed two hits, while Drake gave up six. Skip's scored in the fourth on Larry French's double and Bob Allen's single, aided by an error. Genesee plated on an error of its own. Schrader and Allen had two hits for Skip's Rest. Forfeiture awarded to Signorile's as Alcan Lakers could not field enough players.
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Roy
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Canale
Raps Judicial Interference In Bank Probe
Washington AP reports House Internal Security Committee Chairman Richard H Ichord accuses federal courts of obstructing the panel by blocking bank record examinations in a probe of left wing antiwar groups. He urges DOJ action, saying courts hinder investigation of money sources for mass demonstrations tied to the National Peace Action Coalition and the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice.
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National Peace Action Coalition
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Unemployed cook asks to be jailed in Riverside
A 25-year-old cook walked into Riverside County jail and asked to be locked up saying life outside was too hard. He argued with Sheriff’s Sergeant Bob Matheney, resisted, and was wrestled to the floor. He was booked for investigation of committing battery on a police officer and jailed.
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Riverside
Calif
Bob Matheney
Lynch Retains Top Spot Among SUCO Shotmakers
Wayne Levi posted the best round for Oswego at the NCAA college division championship in Chico California as Tommy Lynch held the team’s 54 hole lead though he shot 38 41 79 to finish far back. Rollins College leads with 887 while LSU New Orleans sits second at 892 and Ford of Rollins tops individuals with 215.
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State University College
Oswego
Tommy Lynch
Chico
Cal
Tom Brennan
Lakers
Rollins College
Rollins
Louisianna State
New Orleans
Mike Ford
Greg Edwards
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Ford
Levi
Dan Bronchetti
Bronc
Laker
Tony Saraceno
Tom Christian
Brennan
Butte Creek Country Club
Bidwell Country Club
NFL Owners And Players End Training Camp Strike Rift
In Minneapolis NFL owners and the NFLPA reached a four year collective bargaining agreement ending the 1970 strike. Officials said clarifications were made on wording from a February meeting and the pension issue was key for players. The marathon session produced a joint announcement of the deal.
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NFLPA
National Labor Relations Board
Borowiak Aims At Second Title
UCLA star Borowiak seeks a second straight NCAA singles title after advancing to the semifinals at Notre Dame. He defeated Eddie Dibbs 6-2 6-2 in quarterfinals while Rahim, Connors, and Austin won doubles to reach the semis, boosting UCLA toward another team crown. Tanner upset Gottfried to reach semis, as Trinity and Rice also advanced in doubles.
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Jeff Borowiak
Roscow Tanner
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Haroon Rahim
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Jeff Austin
Bruins
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Trinity
Texas
Rice
Eddie Dibbs
Miami
Fla
Pakistan
Harold Solem
Bob McKinley
Tanner
Brian Gottfried
Thursday Stars Hitting Lead Cubs Win Over Cardinals
Don Kessinger doubled earlier and scored the winning run to lift the Chicago Cubs 7-6 past the St. Louis Cardinals. The late rally featured Kessinger's sixth hit and his pivotal scoring play.
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Associated Press
Don Kessinger
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Royals pitcher Dick Drago fires back-to-back shutouts
Dick Drago pitched a six-hitter and earned his second straight shutout as Kansas City defeated the California Angels 5-0. The victory marked the Royals' pitcher’s historic feat of consecutive shutouts.
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California Angels
Neumann Wins Narrow Decision In New Jersey Bout
In North Bergen New Jersey Randy Neumann 196 outpoints rival Brian a telia 189 Jersey City New Jersey over ten rounds. Neumann controls the action from rounds two through ten setting a rhythm that unsettled his opponent.
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Cliffside Park
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Jersey City
Lobato, Lobato, Lobato? No, Lobato Loses Bout
Mexican boxer Rodolfo Lobato, 128 pounds, loses by points to Filipino cruiserweight Tumulak, 128 pounds, in Los Angeles. The bout features two 128 pound fighters with Lobato edged on scorecards.
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Rodolfo Lobato
Mexico
Tumulak
Philippines
Richmond Braves stun Chiefs in 6-4 win as Tidewater gain
Tidewater Tides move within 3 games of the International League leading Syracuse Chiefs after Richmond Braves beat Syracuse 6-4. Charles ton Charlie s crushed Louisville 10-4. Toledo Mud Hens pounded Rochester 12-6. Winnipeg defeated Montreal 11-3 in an exhibition.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Richmond Braves
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Toledo Mud Hens
Rochester Red Wings
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Jim Breazeale
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George Pena
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Colonels
George Kopacz
Renaldo Stennett
John Jeter
Toledo
Jose Herrera
Tom Grayson
Paul Jata
Mud
Grayson
Jim Hutto
Rochester
Villanova Awaits NCAA Ruling On Porter Case
Villanova faces a potential forfeiture of its 1970 71 basketball season and NCAA tournament participation if Howard Porter is found to have signed a professional contract while in college. Porter allegedly joined the Pittsburgh Condors of the ABA on Dec 16 1970, triggering possible records voiding and award restitution. Villanova President Rev Robert J Walsh urged the NCAA to allow Porter a chance to clear himself.
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Philadelphia
Villanova University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Howard Porter
NCAA
Porter
Pittsburgh Condors
American Basketball Association
Walter Byers
Robert J. Walsh
Villanova
Two Cow Collisions End in Demolished Cars for Prouse
Roger Prouse, 20, of Hutchinson, escaped injury after striking a cow in the road here while visiting family. He used his father in law’s car to drive toward Ponca City, Oklahoma, where he works, but near Wichita another cow collision destroyed the vehicle. again no injuries.
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Roger Prouse
Ponca City
Okla
Wichita
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