HVCC eliminated from Junior College World Series
Hudson Valley’s Vikings were swept in a doubleheader at Grand Junction, 7-3 by Mt. Hood and 13-4 by Genesee, ending their 1971 season with a 25-3 mark. Coach Pastore blamed weak pitching depth and 15 team errors, while Gary Walcott pitched both wins for Genesee and Mt. Hood chased HVCC with Bruce Fox's inside the park homer and Jablanski’s irrigation of runs.
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Hudson Valley
Vikings
Grand Junction
Cole
Louisburg
N.C
Bruce Fox
Mt. Hood of
Gresham
Ore
Genesee, _Mich
HVCC
Albany County
Colorado
Jablanski
Mt. Hood
Oregon
Tripl
Genesee
Paul DeLuca
Dingo
Pastore
Gary Walcott
Dave Arnott
Gary
Walcott
Odom Secures First Win as A's Top Yankees 6-3
Blue Moon Odom earned his first win of the season for the Oakland A's as they snapped a tie with RBI singles by Tommy Davis Sal Bando and Angel Mangual in the fifth inning to beat the New York Yankees 6-3 in the second game of a doubleheader. The Yankees won the opener 5-3 on Johnny Ellis' three run shot.
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Walcott
New York
Moon Odom
Oakland A’s
RBI
Tommy Davis
Sal Bando
Angel Mangual
New York Yankees
Yankees
Johnny Ellis
Homer
Catfish Hunter
Danny Cater
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Joe Rudi
Campaneris
Davis
Mike Kekich
Bando
Mangual
Gary Waslewski
Gene
Tenace
Thurman Munson
Roy
White
Odom
Hunter
Fritz Peterson
Bobby Murcer
Ellis
Oakland New
Orhbi Camparis
Clarke
Gibbs c
Jackson
Murcer Cf
Jellis
Baker
Duncan Coes
Hunter P
Tenacer
Kenney
Rola
Michael Ss
Brown
F Peterson
Cuapars
Bjackson
Murcer
Falou
Cater
Baker Ss
Wasiwski
Locker
Lyttle
Knowles
Hardin
Daniel
T.davis
Comonests
Kene Jackson
SO —Wald
Kehlen
Lal
Waslewski
Jardin McDaniel
Kekic
Cedeno Drives Reds Past Astros Powering 4-1 Victory
Cesaro Cedeno drove in three with a two run homer and a double to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-1 win over the Houston Astros in Cincinnati. Joe Morgan had the lone early hit for the Reds.
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Walcott
Genesee
Cincinnati
Cesaro Cedeno
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Morgan
Kirkers
Bret Bricker
Pat Fretto
Marty Mansir
Dave Williams
Bill Kautsky
Joe Puritano
Artco
Kubiak's ninth inning homer lifts Brewers past Indians 6 5
Ted Kubiak hit a leadoff homer in the bottom of the ninth off Phil Hennigan to give Milwaukee a 6-5 win over Cleveland. The Brewers tied the game in the seventh on a walk and smart baserunning after a balk, while Cleveland had built a 5-3 lead earlier with two runs in the second.
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Milwaukee
Ted Kubiak
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Kubiak
Phil Hennigan
Brewers
Johnny Briggs
Balk
Cleveland
Skip Lockwood
Eddie Leon
Mickey Stanley
Rich Hand
Brewer
Ellie Rodriguez
Leon
Stanley
Craig Nettles
Cedeno
Astros
RBI
Roger Metzger
Larry Dierker
Johnny Aowards
Pownal Race Results and Baseball Summary
Race results list multiple stakes events at Pownal with winners Navy Surplus Prince Ebony and others, followed by a baseball recap of the Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees game nightcap including Catfish Hunter, Bert Campaneris, Davey Davis, and Bobby Murcer. Attendance 6,319. handle $505,382.
Saratoga Racing Results Highlights and Purses
A summary of Saratoga race results across multiple pacing and trotting events. Dorgie and Andys Ace led pace divisions with strong pays, while Anna and Mango Hanover posted notable finishes. Attendance reached 5,867 with handle at $390,281 as times ranged around 2:08 to 2:09 for mile races.
Emeralds Sweep Doubleheader With Two One-Hitters
The Emeralds of the Armory Little League won a doubleheader Saturday behind 12 strikeouts from Ken Dupree in a 3-0 win over Charlie's Hot Dogs and an 11-strikeout performance by Camille Rezek who also homered as the Emeralds beat the Elks 5-2.
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The
Emeralds
Armory
Ken Dupree
Camille Rezek
Dupree
Charlie’s Hot Dogs
Rezek
St. Paul’s School
Elks
Ivanov Sets Soviet Decathlon Mark in Nalchik
Boris Ivanov, 24, of Moscow, set a Soviet decathlon mark of 8.237 points at a Nalchik meet. Tass cited that the world record is 8.417 by Bill Toomey in Los Angeles on December 11, 1970.
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Moscow
Boris Ivanov
Nalchik
Tass
Bill Toomey
United States
Los Angeles
United States boxers win 10 titles in North American championships
American boxers dominated the North American Boxing Championships at Colonie Coliseum Monday night winning 10 of 11 weights. Notable results included Gary Griffin in 112, Freddie Bryant in 112, Ricardo Carerras in 119, James Busceme in 132, Ray Seales in 139, and Duane Bobick as heavyweight champion.
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United States
Colonie Coliseum
Marshal Butler
Montreal
Dennis Cudney
Buffalo
Cudney
Sammy Maul
Ohio
Butler
Cassius Clay
Canada
Gary Griffin
Southern Boxing Club
Christus
Vancouver
Griffin
Tus
Freddie Bryant
Trenton
M.J
Leo Sauve
Bryant
Muhammad Ali
James Busceme
Jose Montinez
Busceme
Texas
Ray Seales
Tacoma
Wash
Marv Arneson
Winnipeg
Seales
British Amateur championship opens with American exits at Carnoustie
Veteran Bill Campbell and 15 other Americans were knocked out on day one while 36 others, including Tom Kite Jr and Steve Melnyk, advanced in the British Amateur at Carnoustie Golf Links. The 48 year old Campbell fell 4 and 2 to Gino Russo.
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Scotland
Bill Campbell
Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Gino Russo
Tom Kite, Jr
Austin
Tex
Kite
George Warren
Hampton
S.C
Heidelberg
Germany
Europe
Michael Bonallack
Steve Melnyk
Jim Simmons
Bonallack
Philip Colbey
Bonnallack
Simons
Butler
Ian Hutcheson
Melnyk
U.S
Jacksonville
Fla
Barry Johnston
South Africa
Jim Gabrielsen
Atlanta
David Ramsey
Vinnie Giles
Richmond
Harry Easterly
Giles
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Ed Dingo
Flint
Mich
Jack McDonald
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Eee
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Poole
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Amato
Johnson
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Fox
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DeLuca
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Tony Cloninger
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von John
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Joe Cullen
Paul Dowdell
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Matzens
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Rocco Loccisano
Steve Matzen
Arteo
Norman
W. Eiseman Co
W. E. Burnet
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Second ST
Troy, N.Y
Harry Haggerty
Ricardo Carreras
Dale Anderson
Rocky Mountain
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Carreras
Joseph Rivers
U.S. Air Force
Dennis Chiefmoon
Cardston
Caligary
Rivers
Chiefmoon
Arneson
Billy Daniels
Detroit
Bernie Guindon
Thunder Bay
Ont
Joey Hadley
Memphis
Tenn
Jim French
Windsor
Hadley
Indiana
Marv Johnson
Bill Titley
Edmonton
Duane Bobick
U.S. Navy
Jack Meda
Prince George
Bobick
Meda
Chicago
Ben Becker
Albany
Troy
John J. Hedley
Bears Campbell
Reginald J. Carignan
Insurance Service
Insurance Cor
Sth Ave
116Th St
North
Furied
New York State
Richard L. Dunham
CSEA
Civil Service Employees Association
Civil Service
Albany South Mall
the Civil Service Employees Association, Inc
Theodore C. Wenzl
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