Stanley Cup Playoff Defense Falters As Series Turn
The NHL playoff round sees top defensive teams exposed as Chicago routs New York 7-1 and Minnesota halts Montreal 5-2, tying both best-of-seven series at two games each. Bobby Hull breaks loose with two assists as Chicago gains momentum ahead of Tuesday’s decisive game in Chicago.
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New York
Hilly Reay
Minnesota
Jackie Gordon
Montreal
Murray Oliver
Jean Paul Parise
Jim Kaat Reemerges in Limelight for Twins
Jim Kaat, once dismissed as finished, returns to prominence with his second shutout of the season as Minnesota beats the Yankees 8-0. The veteran lefty, 31, has gone 2-0 with a 2.89 ERA after four starts, reversing critics who labeled him a junkie. The page also notes other AL results and stars from the week.
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Kaat
New York Yankees
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Bert Blyleven
Ron Perranoski
Dave Boswell
Luis Tiant
Kaal
E.R.A
White Sox
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Ron Woods
Tony Oliva
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Washington
Milwaukee
Baltimore
California
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Dick McAuliffe
Tiger
Mickey Lelich
Fred Sherman
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Hawks Take League Title In Sunday Night League
The Hawks defeated the Cardinals 3 1 to claim the Sunday Night Couples League title at Center Ridge Lanes.
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Cardinals
Center Ridge Lanes
NBA Finals and NHL Playoff Results Summary
United Press International recap of pro basketball and hockey. NBA finals best of seven with Mubw 102 Baltimore 84 on Sunday. Milwaukee hosted Wednesday game. NHL semis best of seven with Springfield edging Providence 4 2 on Sunday. Providence won 6 1 24 on another Sunday. Monday offered no game.
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United Press International
Petago
Baltimore
Milwaukee
WLGF
Springfield
Providence
Masterful but miscast TV golf coverage critic
Melvin Durslag argues TV golf coverage misses human context and player backgrounds. He notes Masters telecast failed to identify Charles Coody and other players, urging more biographical detail and insight in wrap-up shows and shot-by-shot decisions, to better serve viewers and future broadcasts.
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Marylebone
Fords
Busches
Hunts
Galbreaths
Wrigleys
Murchisons
Charles Coody
Charles Boyer
John Miller
Hale Irwin
Coady
Texas
Anchorage
Siberia
Coody
Abilene
TCU
Augusta National
Lee Trevino
CBS
Yankees
Widow Ruth backs record chase for Babe Ruth marks
ATLANTA AP The Babe Ruth widow says Willie Mays or Henry Aaron breaking Ruth’s 714 career home run record would be a great boost for baseball. Mrs Ruth praises both men as high quality players and notes Ruth hit his 714 during a 14 year era with far fewer games per season.
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Willie Mays
Henry Aaron
Babe Ruth
Mrs. Rath
The
Atlanta Constitution
Ruth
Clara Hodgson
Jefferson
Aaron
Mays
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
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