Rangers Rally to Edge Bruins 3 2 in NHL Playoff Thriller
Boston saw the Stanley Cup celebration paused as the New York Rangers, trailing 3 1, stormed back to beat the Bruins 3 2. Bobby Rousseau scored the tying and winning goals in the third period, sending the series back to New York for game six. Bruins led 2 1 after two, but Ranger defense and Gilles Villemure’s goaltending held Boston to a single goal in the final period.
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Don’t Forget Girls Track in Kansas Regionals
Kansas high schools launch girls track with 297 of 403 entering regional meets. top three in each event advance to state in Wichita. events span 75 to 880 yards, hurdles, relays and field events across 1A to 5A divisions with regional sites listed for Chapman Fredonia Larned Santa Fe Trail Horton Lincoln Meade Neodesha Hill City Jetmore Randolph and Emporia among others.
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Ottawa Cyclones Finish Seventh In 3A Golf Regional
Ottawa entered a four man team in the Atchison 3-A regional and finished seventh as Atchison won with a 329 in the four man event and 173 in the two man, Ottawa tallying 405. Individual scores were Boucek 92 Byrd 96 Kramer 108 Moline 113.
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National League Batting Leaders and All Over Baseball Stats
A dense wrap of league batting leaders including Tolan and Bonds with runs, hits, and RBIs, plus pitching marks for Carlton and Seaver. American League leaders list features Braun and Darwin with key RBI and hit totals. Also reports Baker University winning a district golf title led by Lindberg, with Washburn and Pittsburg State notable placements.
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Warm-Up Helps Tidrow Short Japanese? Indians Top Royals 2-1
Cleveland pitcher Dick Tidrow warmed up earlier to sustain stamina and delivered a two hit shutout through nine plus, with Del Unser homering and Piniella's blast ending a 34 inning Cleveland scoreless stretch. The Indians edged Kansas City 2-1 as Detroit, Minnesota, Oakland, and Boston won elsewhere while Texas and Baltimore were rained out.
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Marichal Faces First Losing Season After Stellar Run
Giants ace Juan Marichal, superb since joining 1960, begins his first losing season as the Expos topple San Francisco 7-1. Marichal allowed four unearned runs in the sixth due to multiple San Francisco errors, while Mike Torrez won for Montreal. Other NL results include Chicago 7 Cincinnati 1 and Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 2.
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