Ken Dryden and Ned Harkness cited for impact on Stanley Cup success
The piece highlights Ken Dryden’s breakout season and Conn Smythe win with Montreal, noting his Cornell years under Ned Harkness and defense of Harkness’ coaching amid criticism. It also recalls Jim Walsh’s death and the Walsh family’s baseball prominence, marking a loss for the sports world.
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HVCC Tourney Opens Amid Rain Delay at Hudson Valley
The Northeast Interregional Baseball Tourney at Hudson Valley Community College was postponed by rain. Hudson Valley faces Catonsville at noon with a 3 p.m. winner's game against Staten Island Community College. Both games are nine innings. Hudson Valley’s Gary Walcott starts the opener against 17-5 Catonsville. Ed Dingo would pitch if needed.
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Cardinals blast San Diego in 15-8 slugfest
Jose Cardenal and Joe Torre hit three run homers and Matty Alou added two run scoring doubles as the St. Louis Cardinals erased an early 8-3 deficit to defeat the San Diego Padres 15-8. Julian Javier homered in the eighth, Brock and Alou extended hitting streaks to 17 and 13 games, and nine Padres errors helped fuel the late surge.
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OTB Reaches Yonkers Agreement In New York Racing
The Off Track Betting Corp settles with a Yonkers raceway union ensuring harness bookings continue. Roosevelt Raceway ends spring season, resumes Monday at Yonkers. OTB handle rises to over 250000 nightly during Roosevelt meeting and Belmont Park bookings may follow. Belmont Stakes bets to be arranged similarly for the third leg of the Triple Crown.
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Ryan Four Hits Braves To Halt Skid
Nolan Ryan pitched a four-hitter for the New York Mets as they beat the Atlanta Braves 6-2, ending a five-game skid. Frarilla secured the win with two outs in the ninth after Ryan walked three and hit two. Aaron homered for Atlanta, his 14th of the season and 606th of his career.
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Red Sox Rally To 8-4 Victory Over Orioles
Boston bursts to four runs in the 10th inning after nearly losing a two-run edge in Baltimore. Rico Petrocelli and Duane Josephson drove in key runs, powering an 8-4 win that gives the Red Sox a four game AL East lead.
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Indians Rally Edges Yankees 8 7 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Cleveland slips past New York 8-7 as Ray Fosse Eddie Leon and Gomer Hodge drive the late rally. Cater's two-run single caps the ninth after Munson White and Murcer push the Yankees ahead in the top of the inning.
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Mitterwald Hits Two Home Runs as Twins Top A's 10-1
George Mitterwald belted two homers driving in Bert Blyleven who pitched four hit ball over the Oakland Athletics. The Twins broke on Blue Moon Odom early, taking a 3-0 lead in the first inning and adding runs through the game. Cesar Tovar Rod Carew Tony Oliva and Leo Cardenas contributed key RBI.
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Bradley Stops California On 5-Hitter
Former California pitcher Tom Bradley tossed a five hitter in a 3 0 Chicago White Sox win over the Angels. Reichardt and Egan added key hits as Bill Melton hit a two run homer in the fourth to break a scoreless tie. Bradley struck out six with one walk, improving to 5 2 on the season and lowering his ERA to 1 27.
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International Pace Set For Yonkers June 4
United States, Canadian and Australian pacers will compete for the $100,000 Martin Tanenbaum International Pace at Yonkers Raceway on June 4. The race will be run at 1 1/8 miles.
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Two Share Medal Honors In Golf Loop
In the Nite Lite Golf League at Van Patten Country Club Jonesville on Friday Bobo Laplante and Carm Romano each shot 37 to share medal honors American division results show Laplante over Ned Dwyer Romano over Gus Saves Sweeney over Diedrich Bernstein over Peterson Garnett over Purdy Passaro over Lapariello all 4 0 National division Dick Salmon over Tom McDermitt Bill Bardwell over Dick Fahey Harold West over Jim Hiney Winston Goolee over Lampariello Tim Reed over Devoe Bob Dibble over Pisano Gordon over Compo all 4 0
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Miller's Double Keys Astros Past Giants 4 1
Houston pitcher Dierker claimed his seventh win as Normand drove in the tie breaking run with a bases loaded double in the fourth. Miller added a two run double and John Edwards drove in another, snapping a 1 1 tie. Willlie McCovey plated San Francisco with a fourth inning sacrifice fly. Loser Perry hit Alou to start the inning and Giants stranded nine.
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Chance Blanks Washington in 1-0 Detroit win
Dean Chance pitched a three hitter over 72 3 innings as the Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 1-0. Dalton Jones and Ed Brinkman drove in the lone run in the fifth inning, while Chance escaped a bases loaded jam and Fred Sherman closed it out. The win was Detroit’s third in a row and Chance’s seventh decision without a loss in seven starts for the Tigers.
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McElreath Still Out Of Indy 500 Field
Indianapolis AP report notes Jim McElreath, slowest of 26 Indy qualifiers at 167.817 mph, may not start the 55th Indy 500 on May 29. Seven spots open. bumping can fill the lineup to 33 cars.
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Harrelson Plans Switch To Golf
Ken Harrelson of the Cleveland Indians says he will switch to the PGA tour next year. He notes his $68,000 salary and poor .188 season with 3 homers and 10 RBIs, vowing to hit 30 homers this season before quitting baseball.
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Official Resigns At Laurel Race Course
Laurel Maryland AP reports the resignation of Larry Abbun di, longtime racing secretary and track handicapper, announced Friday at Laurel Race Course.
Unclear sports card listing with scattered matchups
Fragmentary schedule notes show teams facing opponents with partial pitcher and location hints. Names like Pattin Bosman Stottlemyre Dunning Cuellar appear but many details such as dates, venues, and complete lineups are missing.
Stargell's Homer Delivers Pirates Win in 13th Over Expos
Willie Stargell belted a three run homer off John O'Donoghue in the 13th inning to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-2 victory over the Montreal Expos. Vic Davalillo and Roberto Clemente opened the rally with singles off Howie Reed enabling the decisive homer.
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