Fastest base path record set by Swanson in 1929
Evar Swanson, then with the Cincinnati Reds, clocked 13.3 seconds in a circle-the-bases contest in 1929, a mark still standing over the years. The event drew a $75 prize and featured other runners earlier, while Swanson discussed why such contests faded as salaries rose and risk grew.
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Maple Leafs edge Bruins 4-3 in overtime playoff upset
In a tense Stanley Cup quarterfinal opener, the Toronto Maple Leafs rallied from a 2-0 deficit to edge the Boston Bruins 4-3 in sudden death overtime on Jim Harrison's 30 foot slapper at 2:58. King Clancy praised the resilient effort as Toronto earned a 1-1 series split.
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Erving scores 39 as Squires sweep Floridians in playoffs
Julius Erving exposed a Floridians weakness to score 39 and lead the Virginia Squires to a 115 to 106 victory. The win completed a four game sweep in the East Division semi finals of the ABA playoffs.
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Basketball playoffs wrapup with East and West results
New York beat Baltimore 104 98 to square the East series at two games each. Milwaukee topped Golden State 108 100 to win the West series 4 1. Friday prospects include Atlanta at Boston in a tied East semifinal. Virginia swept Floridians 115 106 to reach the East finals. Denver beat Indiana 112 96 to even the West at 2 2.
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al Bianchi
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Snead shocks Masters field with 69 in opening round
At 59 Sam Snead shot a three under par 69 at Augusta to trail leader Jack Nicklaus by one stroke. Arnold Palmer stood two behind after a 70 as Snead dazzled with softer, smarter shots and renewed confidence while veterans and favorites crowded the top of the scoreboard.
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