Ice Cup Playoffs Shake Up Heat Up in 1971 Series Ties
In the 1971 Stanley Cup playoffs Boston fell to Montreal while St. Louis and Chicago both lost leads. Chicago routed the Rangers 7 1 and Minnesota upset Montreal 5 2 to even their series at two games each. Hull sparked Chicago with two assists as Pappin and White scored. North Stars' Oliver scored twice as Parise’s third period winner evened their series in Montreal.
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Sun Devils sweep UTEP in twin bill to stay atop division
Arizona State's Ken Hansen earned his first win in a month as the Sun Devils won 9-4 in the nightcap and 10-7 in the opener against Texas El Paso. The series left ASU 5-1 in the Western Athletic Conference southern division, narrowing the gap with Arizona to a half game. Freshman Ed Bane got the win in game one, with relief from Mike Hansen. The team piled 31 hits in the doubleheader, led by freshman Jimmy Foster with five. Key contributors included Gary Atwell, Al Bannister, Ken Reed, Rick Valley, Roger Schmuck, and John Sain.
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Kaat Stays In Limelight With Shutout Of Yankees
Jim Kaat, one of the Twins' original stars, delivers his second shutout of the season in an 8-0 win over the New York Yankees. The 31-year-old lefty, once questioned for speed and consistency, improved to 2-0 with a 2.89 ERA after a brief relief stint. Other AL scores include Detroit 10 Oakland 2 and Baltimore 7 California 1.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results Across Teams
Baseball results show multiple games with wins and losses. Pittsburg beat San Francisco 6 to 2 while Chicago defeated New York 9 to 3. Other noted scores include Montreal 2 Houston 1 and Detroit 10 Oakland 2.
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Maravich Charged with Driving While Intoxicated in Sarasota
Former LSU star Pistol Pete Maravich was scheduled to appear in Sarasota Florida city court to answer a driving while intoxicated charge. He spent his first NBA season with the Atlanta Hawks, was booked Sunday night, posted a $300 cash bail, and was released.
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Torre Drives In Winning Run In Cardinals Victory
Joe Torre homered not, but his ninth inning single scored Lou Brock to beat the Phillies 4 4 in St Louis. Torre, earning 100000 a year, extended his streak to 19 games with a .384 season average as the Cardinals trimmed their deficit in the NL East race. Other NL results include Reds over Dodgers 2 0 Cubs over Mets 9 3 Pirates over Giants 6 2 Expos over Astros 2 1 and Braves over Padres 4 3 in 10 innings.
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SST pockets awards at Chandler Aquatic
Scottsdale Swim Team collected seven firsts and ten seconds at the Chandler Spring AAU Meet over the weekend. Barbara Thompson led the 11–12 girls with two firsts and a second in A events, while Scott Curry swept two firsts and three silvers in the six-and-under division.
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Colonels reach ABA finals in semis rout of Squires
Kentucky Colonels clinched the ABA final berth by beating the Virginia Squires 129 117 in Louisville. Dan Issel scored 31 and Jim Ligon 22 with 20 rebounds as Kentucky built a 13 point fourth quarter run. Pacers beat Utah 105 102 in Salt Lake City to force a decisive game seven. Zelmo Beaty led Utah with 32 points and 20 rebounds. Final series to start next Saturday on the Indiana Utah winner’s home court.
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Scottsdale Teams Reach State Tennis and Gymnastics Finals
Scottsdale high schools earned spots in the state tennis finals at Phoenix Tennis Center after Central division wins in Chandler. Arcadia High led overall points, with Saguaro and Chandler also advancing. singles champion Bill Byron of Arcadia beat Stan Wollertson 6 3 6-3. In doubles, Greg Eyring and Paul Fénnel of Saguaro defeated Don Grossmiller and Dan Farmer 6 3. Sixteen singles and doubles teams compete Friday. Scottsdale girls qualified for state gymnastics at Sahuaro Ta tucgon with Sue Hoefle of Coronado winning all around. Shelley Bristow of Coronado won floor, Sally Hoyt of Saguaro won balance beam. Ladies Golf Magazine sponsors a four day Ladies Golfer International at Scottsdale Country Club from today through Friday with ~50 competitors from Massachusetts to Washington. Dorothy Pease hosts with fashion shows, clinics, and tours. Proceeds cover accommodations.
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State wins Sun Devil Invitational at Goodyear Golf Club
Diego State surges from behind to capture the Sun Devil Invitational team title at Goodyear Golf and Country Club. Don Truett of UCLA wins individual honors with 222 total. Wally Kucher of ASU No 1 runner up at 223, while BYU and Arizona State finish high in the final team standings.
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