NHL meetings open with draft moves and penalties
Seven teen-year veteran Glenn Hall was waived as the NHL opened meetings. The Blues dealt for Jim McLeod while other draftees included Gary Kurt, Andy Brown, and Irwin Spencer. Rules changes target bench abuse and goal post delay with new penalties and power to penalties.
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Roy Edwards
Yaz Tops Early Balloting In 1971 All Star Voting
Boston outfielder Carl Yastrzemski leads the American League ballot with 31 645 votes in early balloting.tied for starting outfield spots are Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson with 19 707 and 17 924 votes respectively.Baltimore shortstop Brooks Robinson leads in third base voting with 27 818 votes and Boog Powell appears set for starting first base with 28 458. Luis Aparicio leads Red Sox infielders at short with a 19 434 margin while Rod Carew tops second basemen with 18 76. Bill Freehan tops catchers at 15 181 as Norm Cash, Dave Johnson, Harmon Killebrew, Jim Fregosi, Ray Fosse, Bobby Murcer, Frank Howard, and Al Kaline round out top positions. Earl Weaver to manage the AL. NL returns due Friday.
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Boog Powell
Boston
Luis Aparicio
Red Sox
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Harmon
Killebrew
Jim Fregosi
California
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Bobby Murcer
Frank Howard
Washington
al Kaline
Earl Weaver
Ex Sun Devil Ace Coaches Beavers: Local Talented Return
Former ASU standout Larry Smith, now coaching at Texas Wesleyan College in Fort Worth, recruits two Scottsdale High alums Rick Ryser and Larry Kottraba. Ryser, a 1970 grad, anchors Smiths pitching staff with a 3-3- record and 2.85 ERA last season, while Kottraba shifts positions and eyes first base. Smith, who led SHS prep to a strong season and once posted a 10-1 APS award year, aims for regionals as he develops a youthful NAIA squad alongside local coach Chuck Kushell.
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Scott
Houston Astrorook
Steve Atwood
Atwood
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Jim Brock
Mesa Community College
Doyle defeats Spencer in ten round heavyweight bout
Tony Doyle of Salt Lake City earned a unanimous decision over Thad Spencer of Portland over ten rounds in Dallas. Spencer was shaken up during the bout and challenged throughout, but Doyle controlled the action to secure the win.
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Spencer Fails To Overcome Doyle In Title Bout
Thad Spencer repeatedly tried to slug in the eighth and tenth rounds but could not match Doyle's reach and height. The victory sets up a future bout with Jerry Quarry in July.
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Pilots owners ordered to pay Pacific Coast League
Federal Judge Sidney Vilinn ruled that the owners of the Seattle Pilots must pay $150,000 plus interest to the Pacific Coast League. The award follows the bankruptcy sale to Milwaukee Brewer interests and settles a dispute over a $300,000 pledge for Seattle territory made in 1969.
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U S Open hopefuls pace 1971 Philadelphia field
Don Bies Art Wall Tom Weiskopf Mike Souchak and Doug Sanders qualified for the U S Open at Marion Country Club with 135 or better scores after Atlanta round. Dan Sikes Finsterwald Cupit and Knudson missed, while multiple sectional sites filled remaining berths in Seattle Chicago and other cities.
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Charles Coody
Rod Funseth
Charles Sifford
Sanders
Dave Bradbury
Dallas
Souchdk
Red. Run Golf Club
Royal Oak
Mich
Tommy Bolt
Michigan
Linfield, Lipscomb Reach NAIA Finals in World Series Showdown
Linfield Wildcats undefeated in NAIA World Series double elimination meets Lipscomb Lipscomb College of Tennessee in Phoenix. Linfield needs one defeat for Lipscomb to win title while Lipscomb edged Indiana Pa 6 5 to reach fifth round. Spencer Wales wins for Linfield, Mark Massey drives in the decisive run for Lipscomb.
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Indiana
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Bob Walker
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Higgins
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Wales
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Paul Mallan
Butch Stinson
Jack Cassada
Joss
Pirates explode past Cubs as Stargell homers in rout
Pirates crush the Chicago Cubs 11-6 behind a 17 hit attack and four homer threats led by Willie Stargell Al Oliver and Bob Robertson. Murtaugh returned from chest pains to guide Pittsburgh as Veale Giusti and bullpen shine despite Veale leaving with a shoulder injury. Cardinals rally to beat Braves in 10 innings and stay within a half game of the leaders.
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Simmons
Ted Sizemore
Gerry McNertney
Hank Aaron
Ralph Garr
Zoilo Versalles
Braves
Plunkett Nears Patriots Contract Deal Says Attorney
Attorney Wayne Hooper said Jim Plunkett could sign with the New England Patriots soon with the contract length as the main sticking point. Hooper noted the quarterback has not been involved much in talks and that Plunkett will participate in post season all star games before reporting to the Patriots.
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Houbregs signs multi year deal with Sonics
Seattle general manager Bob Houbregs has signed a new multi year contract with the NBA Sonics. Owner Sam Schulman said Monday that Houbregs agreed to terms but did not disclose the details.
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