Strange ninth inning ends Reds Braves game in upset fashion
Bob Johnson, once a Met, tripped rounding third on Good Friday as Pete Rose and Johnson diverged toward third. The stumble halted a potential tying run, enabling Atlanta to beat Cincinnati 4 3. Houston moved atop the NL with a 5 2 win over Philadelphia as Rusty Staub drove in two in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
New Yorkers
Johnson
Atlanta
Mets
Wouston
Philadelphia
Phil Niekro
Bob Tillman
Joe Torre
Sonny Jackson
Braves
Niekro
Mack Jones
Pete Rose
Alex Johnson
Vada Pinson
Cecil Upshaw
Tony Perez
Houston
Denny Lemaster
John Buzhardt
Hawks, Flyers, Kings Seek Turning Point in NHL Playoffs
In the Stanley Cup series the Chicago Black Hawks host the New York Rangers aiming to even the best of seven after winning 7-4 to cut the deficit to 2-1. The Flyers face elimination in Philadelphia as they duel the Blues, while the Kings meet the North Stars in California with the series tied 2-2. Bobby Hull headlines the lineup for Chicago with Mikita and Wharram, as Ravlich is sidelined by an eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Philadelphia Flyers
Los Angeles Kings
Black Hawks
Rangers
Cbs-Tv
Chicago Stadium
Flyers
St. Louis Blues
Philadelphia
Kings
Minnesota North Stars
Stars
Minnesota
Forum
Englewood
Calif
Montreal Canadiens
New York Chicago
Boston Bruins
Bobby Hull
National Hockey League
Ron Stewart
Stan Mikita
Ken Wharram
Reay
Hawks
Pit Martin
Doug Mohns
Chico
Maki
Eric Nesterenko
Dennis Hull
Bob Schmautz
Matt Ravlich
Baseball Standings From Sunday Games
Chicago visits Detroit Boston travels Cleveland Oakland hosts Washington California plays Baltimore Minnesota faces New York in interleague action plus two more results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Oakland
Washington
California
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Apache Downs Race Card Highlights by Odds and Names
A dense list of races from Apache Crs and Pinal Crs events with multiple stakes notes. Entries include horses such as Franse-Espanto Jackie's Kay Edge-on Sport Ekc, and Missouri breds, with odds and placements across Gr. 1 2 3 tiers, including 5-16 mile events and rundowns of Long Season Miss Perfect Labelmaker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franse - Espanto
Silent Slim
Chief Verta
Sweet Bay
Pet Parade
M’s Silver
T. V. Delores
Nokanke Espanto
Espanto Bob
Mug's Hall
Pette Pan
Pinal
No Joking
Misty Seago
Lake
Cunning Connie
Apache Cra
Miss Perfect
Labelmaker
B’s Funny
Heavy Stepper
Sheila Teen
P. H
Paxton
Bart Cole
Donna Dianne
Giants face Reed in Coast opener
Oklahoma City 89ers Howie Reed, a 20 game winner last season, is expected to start the Pacific Coast League opener in Phoenix next Tuesday night. Manager Cat Deal touts his pitching corps led by Reed and veterans House Eilers and Dukes, with rested infielders Watson Colbert Lampard and catcher Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma “City
Howie Reed
Oklahoma ‘City 89Ers
Phoenix
Reed
Los Angeles Dodgers
Oklahoma City
Cat Deal
Pat House
Tom, Dukes
Dave Eilers
Carroll Sembera
Tom Parsons
Chris Zachary
Deal
Bull Watson
Nate Colbert
Keith Lampard
Amarillo
Ronnie Brand
Houston
Hank Izugierdo
Denver
Minnesota Twins
Leon McFadden
House
Eilers
Dukes
Lakers coach Van Breda Kolff hints at quitting over NBA ball
Bill Van Breda Kolff says he may quit over the brand of ball in the league though his Lakers, led by Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, hold a 30 lead in the Western Division finals against the San Francisco Warriors with a possible series sweep in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Lakers
Bill van Breda Kolff
National Basketball Association
Lakers
van Breda Kolff
T Lakers
San Francisco Warriors
Oakland
Boston
Philadelphia
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
van Breda
Totems advance in WHL playoffs after 3-2 win over Phoenix
Seattle Totems topped Phoenix 3-2 to complete a four game semifinal sweep and advance in the Western Hockey League playoffs. The series win sets up a final against the San Diego-Portland winner as San Diego holds a 2-1 edge. Roadrunner goals included a late second period tally by Del Topoli after a turnover. Seattle tied it 2-2 with goals from Gerry Leonard and Earl Heiskala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Totems
Totems
San Diego
Gulls
Portland
Seattle
Phoenix
Rollie Wilcox
Dwight Carruthers
The
del Topoli
Gerry Leonard
Earl Heiskala
Culp Wins Twice In AWA Wrestling Meet Contention
Curley Culp of Arizona State won two matches at the amateur wrestling meet in Lincoln Nebraska advancing in the heavyweight division. He defeated Ron Wright of Wyoming 4-2 and Rockey Rasley 8-1, remaining among three contenders for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Curley Culp
Arizona State
Amateur Athletic Union
Culp
Ron Wright
Wyoming
Rockey Rasley
Palmer Eliminated As Player Dominates Masters Round Three
Arnold Palmer failed to make the 36 hole cut at Augusta as Gary Player and Don January contended for the lead. Player shot 67 to reach five under par, while January carded a 68 with an eagle on the 13th as Jack Nicklaus sat one stroke back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
UPI
Gary Player
Don January
Arnold Palmer
Augusta National
Nicklaus
Palmer
Arnie
Bush Field
Laurel Valley
Jack Nicklaus
UTEP Track Boycott Hits BYU Meet Over Racial Claims
Eight UTEP track athletes led by Bob Beamon boycotted the Brigham Young triangular meet amid protests of BYU racial discrimination. Coach Wayne Vandenberg indicated boycott members may disassociate from the team. Two Bahamas-born teammates traveled to Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
UPI
University of Texas At el Paso
Brigham Young University
Bob Beamon
Byu
UTEP
Wayne Vandenburg
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Bahamas
Western Athletic Conference
WAC
Vandenberg
Texas
Beamon
David Morgan
Charles McPherson
Kelly Mybrick Jr
Jose L’official
Jimmy Love
Levi Portis
Horse Race Card Summary From Emerald Park Meet
A dense listing shows nine races of 550 to 721 yards with multiple greyhound style entries and bets. Names include Sheila Duke OBrien Princess Trudy and Magic Silica among many entrants. Results emphasize prize money and tote shares with several scratched runners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila
David
Duke O'Brien
Princess
Trudy
Hi Glory
Caatle
Friggers
Just X
Lively Jo
Alto Espanto
Dan Angle
O. B
Cinderella
L. D
Putty
Tanya
P. H
Poet
Roy
Romanullah Tops Downs Feature At Arizona Downs Meet
Romanullah leads seven older runners in a one mile Turf Paradise Arizona Downs allowance feature. King Alabil carries 116 pounds with Romanullah as a top contender after 18 months out for knee surgery and a recent close loss in the Arizona Downs Handicap. Other starters include Parker Road Pram Teanor Speck Good and Laughin Sir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Romanullah
Turf Paradise
Parker Road
Pram
Teanor
Speck Good
Laughin Sir
Ramanullah
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Lum
Rose
Clete Boyer
United Press International
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Cincinnati
Phila
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
L. A. Mary
C. B
Trampus
Dandy Lass
Apache Cre
Darkie Gal
Ike'a
Doug’s
T. V
Leonora
Doe Goodspeed Apne
Bisa
Uely A
Jeasta
Howdy Cuz
Castle
Clifford
Cathy Beth
Ernie Jones
Legal Sam
Sadie DeWitt
Castle’s Jubilee
Nacob
Herman
Wille Gossip
Pinal Cre. Gr
Kandy Koat
Betty Drake
V. Ben
Karonk
Espantola
al Eng
Trudy Nielsen
Final Effect
Ditty’s Noise
Dwight Harkins
Plaza
Theatr
Ehists
James
H. Nicholson
Samual
sit _ ea
Reten
Joan Kt
Peter Fonda
Susan Strasberg
Dean Stockwell
Giants
Princeton
Thunde
Rick Charron
Player
Utep Negroes
Perry Hall
T. V. Abe
Husky Hanna
T.V. Darla
R. C.s’ Lind
Doug
Annie
Jake
Valentine
Caleche
Delary
Quisant
Hope Drive
Delux
Bill Ding
Sue Swenson
Tena
Anna_ Seago
Bo' Kin
Trim Idea
Castle's Rock
B. P
Rebel
Gwen
D. V
My. M
Indy Cindy
Jack
Sweetnou
Carl Sonn
Gobblett
Robin “Angle
Blondy Nix
Father Duffy
Huggr Bear
Consello
Royal
Why Fritz
Jam Pharelock
Jess Powers
Joe
Perfecta
Mandle
Atten
Joe Hunt
Fashion Square
Mon
Camelback RD
Scottsdale Road
CALL
Arizona Horse Country Club
Romanullah Tops
Alabil
Thomas RD
Disney Presents
Fechmicolor
Grand Canyon
Internationae
Lawn & Garden Tractors
Powell
N. Scottsdale RD
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!