Canadiens Clinch Third Stanley Cup With 3-2 Win
Montreal edged St Louis 3-2 to wrap up a 4-0 series sweep in the final. Tremblay scored at 11:40 of the final period with assists from Backstrom and Cournoyer after a late 2-2 tie. The win also earned each Canadiens player $3,000 for the series, on top of earlier $5,000 bonuses.
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Bold Favorite Wins 13th Illinois Derby at Sportsman's Park
Bold Favorite surged from the back to win the 13th Tinois Derby at Sportsman's Park, earning 433,628 from a 1:50.15 clocking. Three Carswold finished second, just one length ahead of Jet's Kingdom in a $79,325 stakes race.
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Tigers pound Senators 12-2 in sixteenth win of season
Detroit catcher Bill Freehan hit a three run homer and Willie Horton belted two in a 12-2 victory over the Washington Senators. Horton and Don Wert followed with back to back shots, while Freehan added a single and a double. Sparma halted a three game skid by retiring the leadoff batter and weathering two wild pitches.
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Inter-Conference Letter of Intent program grows
The Letter of Intent program has expanded from 58 to 129 member schools since 1963, with four independents joining in 1968 including Seattle University, University of the Pacific, Old Dominion College, and SUNY Buffalo. Now 12 conferences operate 101 member schools plus 24 independents, and this year athletes who sign an intent may not switch schools without losing a year of varsity eligibility after May 22.
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Firearm Owners Identification Act inquiries routed to Public Safety
William T. Lodge of the Illinois Department of Conservation says all questions about the Firearm Owners Identification Act should go to the Department of Public Safety Firearm Owners Identification Division in Springfield. He notes many requests have been forwarded for reply and urges direct writing to avoid delays. Lodge also states a firearms permit is not required before buying an Illinois hunting license.
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Call Me Prince Wins Withers at Aqueduct in Belmont Prep
Call Me Prince led just before the 26th pole to win the Withers Stakes by a neck over Salerno at Aqueduct. Verbatim was third, Out of the Way fourth, in a 2 length spread, as Call Me Prince earned 6000 dollars for the winner and set up possible Preakness next Saturday. Trainer Max Hirsch aims for the Belmont Stakes on June 1, while owner Adele Rand watched the victory unfold.
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Michigan basketball star Bill Buntin dies on court
Bill Buntin, key player for Michigan during the 1964-65 champion season, collapsed and died while playing in Detroit on a Thursday night. Doctors could not immediately determine the cause. The report mentions an AP wirephoto from Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, the Crawfish Capital, linking two disparate notes in one clipping.
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Chisox Edge Athletics 1-0 on Aparicio's clutch double
Chicago White Sox beat Oakland 1-0 as Luig Aparicio doubled in an unearned run in the third. Tim Cullen opened the inning with a single and reached second after Ramon Webster misplayed Jim Nash's pickoff throw for an error. Three Chicago pitchers preserved the lead.
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Barber and Weiskopf share New Orleans golf lead
Miller Barber and Tom Weiskopf shared the lead at the Lakewood Country Club course in New Orleans with 10 under par 203 after three rounds. Barber shot 33 35 66, Weiskopf 35 67, while George Archer led at 204. Third round drama included Knudson arriving late and losing time to Ruth Nimeles who retrieved his shoes.
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Texaco seeks engineers for industrial accounts sales
Texaco Inc offers a career for college graduates in engineering to sell to industrial accounts. Age 23 to 30 with training, company car, attractive bonus and benefits. Send resume to W W Shelton at 17 N Governor St Evansville Indiana 47717 or call 435-9035. Equal opportunity employer.
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Santo bats Cubs past New York 3 1
Santo hits a two run homer and Ron Hands works four hit ball as the Cubs beat the Mets 3 to 1. Seaver allows three runs while lasting seven innings. Swoboda and Grote drive in a run for New York but Mets fall off the pace.
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