Rangers win in third overtime on Stemkowski goal
New York Rangers beat the Chicago Black Hawks 3-2 in triple overtime to tie the series at 3-3. Stemkowski scored the decisive tally at 1:09 of OT3. Montreal eliminated Minnesota 3-2 as Rejean Houle sparked the win in the second period.
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Derby field trims to 20 as Sole Mio scratched
Churchill Downs trainers and jockeys debate the size of the Kentucky Derby field with 21 originally entered, reduced to 20 after Sole Mio was scratched for a leg injury. Jim French and Angel Cordero prepare for a wide race as Bold and Able heads the Calumet Farm entry from post 1.
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Dodgers trade payoff leads to pennant bid in 1971
Dodgers win as Al Downing shines in a 2-1 victory over the Pirates. Downing joined Bill Singer Don Sutton and Claude Osteen in the rotation, raising hopes for a pennant as the Giants stumble in NL play with San Francisco 17-5. Cincinnati, New York, Montreal and San Francisco also win in tight NL action.
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Tanner's pinch hit strategy fuels White Sox win over Senators
Chicago manager Tanner used three pinch hitters in the seventh, each delivering singles to spark a four run rally and beat Washington 5 44. Mike Andrews started the frame with a single, Walt Williams and Rich Morales followed with hits, and Rich McKinney blooped in two more runs as Carlos May added a sacrifice fly. Bernie Allen hit a ninth inning homer for Washington's last gasp.
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Pace I shot back Pace I shot back
Roy Pace of Longview Texas fired a six under par 66 in the New Orleans Open first round tying for second behind leaders Lou Graham and Jacky Cupit. Forty players broke par at Lekwood Country Club as Pace praised his straight driving accurate irons and solid putting amid dry greens.
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Bucks seek fourth straight win to claim NBA title
Milwaukee Bucks aim to clinch their first championship by sweeping the Baltimore Bullets in a four game finals. Oscar Robertson predicts victory, seeking his first title after 11 seasons. Baltimore enters Game 4 hoping to force a comeback after a 107 99 loss in which coach Gene Shue called it their best effort of the series.
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Condors Sign Fourth Round Pick Bubba Jones
The Pittsburgh Condors announce the signing of Bubba Jones the fourth round pick from Ashland College. The 464 guard averaged 15.5 points per game last season for Ashland.
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Unknown talent blooms in Spring high school sports
Spring sports at local high schools struggle for attention with sparse crowds and no polls to track team rankings. Saguaro, Arcadia, Coronado dominate baseball and track, while Coronado leads in gymnastics and Saguaro in swimming. Tennis and golf show strong showings with possible state titles as Phoenix hosts the state match.
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