Williams Leads Senators Past Red Sox In Boston
Washington Senators topple the Red Sox 8-4 in Boston snapping an eight game skid. Frank Howard powered a two run homer, Joe Grzenda and Paul Lindblad held Boston at bay, while Yaz and Conigliaro homered for the Red Sox.
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Associated' Press
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
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Washington Senators
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Baltimore
San Diego
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Montreal
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Detroit
Frank Howard
Bill Lee
Casey Cox
Carl Yastrzemski
Billy Conigliaro
Fenway Park
Joe Grzenda
Paul Lindblad
Lindblad
Reggie Smith
Horacio Pina
Casey Stengel
Smith
Yaz
Bob Bolin
Tim Cullen
Toby Harrah
Joe Foy
Gibson Proving To Be A Mortal
Cy Young winner Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals struggles to a 4-5 record as manager Red Schoendienst defends the ace. After a 12-8 loss to the San Diego Padres, Gibson blamed by some for early runs, vows to rebound and ends with a quip about stopping the “Monkey business” ahead of a key start.
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ST. Louis
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
San Diego Padres
Gibson
Cardinals
Sullivan Named Bruins Chief Scout After Penguins Exit
Boston announces George Red Sullivan former NHL player and coach as chief scout. He leaves Pittsburgh where he was director of scouting to take over in Boston succeeding Garry Young who quit to join Oakland as general manager. Vermont ends baseball era with 13 13 season after a 4 3 win over Dartmouth in windup. Cubs White Sox set 22nd annual benefit at Wrigley Field on June 24, second time at the venue since 1953.
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George “Red” Sullivan
National Hockey League
Monday
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Sullivan
Pittsburgh Penguins
Garry Young
Oakland
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Wrigley Field
Mothers of Kids Gather to Paint City Diamonds Bleachers
Mothers of Babe Ruth and American Legion players meet at Orlis Cox Field at 5 30 PM to begin painting bleachers on the city diamonds. Local organizers urge participation to refresh facilities and support youth baseball.
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Babe Ruth
American Legion
Orlis Cox Field
Graceland Aces Lead In KU Decathlon Meet
Graceland College sophomore Dave Bahr built on his early lead at the University of Kansas Invitational Decathlon with a strong finish in the final five events. Bahr topped the field at 3,732 points, followed by Bruce Jenner of Graceland and Gary Hill of Oklahoma Christian tied for second at 3,663. Northeast Missouri State's Mike Berentes and Steve Harting stood in fourth and fifth with 3,660 and 3,579. Kansas' Barry Schur was sixth with 3,511, Oklahoma City Track Club's Carl Locke seventh at 3,510, Northeast Missouri's Don Allbritton eighth at 3,409, Kearney State's Jim Sobieszczyk ninth at 3,369, and Mike Mattox of St Paul tenth at 3,150.
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Barry Schur
Kansas
Carl Locke
Oklahoma City
Bowling league high scores and standings
Brunswick League and Monday Night Ladies results list top series and high games by Breckenridge LeMaster Keefer Reeves Doman Bond Taylor Pyte Spears Everhart Shoiner Heckman Said Hoffman plus shop names such as Helen and Bills Osburns MFA Insurance Itawa Bowl Franklin Savings.
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ILGWU
Everhart
Nitcher’s
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Heckman
Ittawa Bowl
Said
Franklin Savings
Hoffman
From 9 To 5 Office Job To Fourth Row At Indy
Jim Malloy quit an $800 a month Denver job four years ago to race cars and now aims for the Indianapolis 500. He will start inside the fourth row in the $1 million race after a lucky turn when Dan Gurney’s Eagle No. 42 offered a ride. Malloy qualified at 171.838 mph and has since pushed to 173 in practice. He has placed 22nd in 1968 and 11th in 1969, with last year a 33rd start after a wheel support failure. Malloy and 33 other drivers trained at the Speedway course as carburetion runs were set for Wednesday, with spectators allowed for the first time. Dick Simon will drive the No. 44 Vollstedt Ford, dropping to 33rd after Mahler bumped him from the lineup.
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Denver
Malloy
Diana
Indy
Dick Cecil
Speedway
Dick Simon
Salt Lake City
John Mahler
Bettendorf
Iowa
Simon
Mahler
Ottawa High thinclads reach JO finals at KU
Six Ottawa High trackmen and six local girls qualified for the state AAU Junior Olympic finals June 4 at Memorial Stadium Kansas. Dennis Perkins and Steve Hanes won events in Lawrence trials with Mace sweeping the Senior pole vault. Woodward Calder Wilson Fritts Keefer and others also earned finals spots.
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University of Kansas’ Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Cyclones
Dennis Perkins
Steve Hanes
Wade Mace
Perkins
Hanes
Mace
Marty Woodward
Scott Calder
Woodward
Calder
Rudy Wilson
Ottawa
Kim Miller
Kandee Wray
Ottawa B-team to open Legion season with three home games
The Ottawa American Legion B-team begins 1971 with a three game home stand at Orris Cox Field starting Thursday against the Topeka Red Sox at 8 p.m. The schedule lists 24 games with matches against Garnett Kansas City Post 299 and other opponents. Coach Byron Faden returns for a second year with a largely rebuilt squad from Babe Ruth prospects.
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Topeka Red Sox
Orris Cox Field
Ottawa
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Legion
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David Beets
Gary Dixon
Dale Dunkin
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Dennis Altic
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Mark Seymour
Bert Anderson
David Baldwin
Beets
Greg Bulmer
van Jameson
Rex Pope
Rick Carlson
Ken Farrell
Hogue
Hughes
Keith Kramer
Mike Moline
Frank Printy
Kansas City
Lawrence
Burlington
Osawatomie
Independence
Spring Hill
US golfers eye berths in Open qualifying at many sites
Art Wall Jr led advance of tour regulars at Dallas for local qualifying for the U S Open with a 36 hole 140. John Schree and Bob Dickson were among pros. Ben Crenshaw tied for low amateur in Dallas. 784 survivors advance to June sectional rounds, with 150 to tee off at Ardmore for the June 17 20 Open at Merion.
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Art Wall Jr
Dallas
Tex
Merion Golf Club
Ardmore
Wall
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Bob Dickson
Gardner Dickinson
Ben Crenshaw
Austin
Dwain Knight
Bob Brue
Jim Masserio
Albuquerque
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Racine
Wis
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