Osteen Guides Dodgers Past Cubs 8 1 in Chicago
Claude Osteen improved to 6 2 as the Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 8 1 in Wrigley Field. Willie Davis Jim Lefebvre and Wes Parker sparked a four run third inning with two run singles and Parker two two run hits including a seventh inning double and drove in two more as Duke Sims added an RBI single.
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Bill Hands
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Willie Davis
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Jim Lafebvre
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Dodgers
Jim Lefebvre
Wes Parker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Chicago Cubs
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Parker
Duke Sims
Osteen
Maury Wills
Bill Hands’ Knee
Pownal horse results and payouts from recent races
Attendance 2104 as crowds watched 8 races at Pownal. Results show Variety Fare winning at 5 furlongs with Time 1 02.2 and payoffs 4.60 3.20 3.00. Q Ball at 5 furlongs paid 19.40 10.40 6.60. Daily Double paid 98.80. Scratches listed include Saintex Rising Starlet and Moon Spun. handle totaled 171,060 dollars.
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Concepcion Sparks Reds to 7-3 Win Over Phillies
Dave Concepcion hit his first homer and first double of the season while driving in four as Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 7-3. Tony Cloninger earned the win with seven strong innings, and relief issues by Wayne Granger in the ninth padded the Reds’ advantage. The game featured Concepcion’s sac fly, Perez and Bench contributions, and Bunning’s rough night on the mound for Philadelphia.
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Sheahan Resigns THS Post
Troy High basketball coach Bob Sheahan will resign at year end after serving two years as head coach. Possible successors include Perry Ashley, former Troy All City star and Xavier University alum, and Gerry Pucci, then Cardinal McCloskey coach. Ashley may pursue a fellowship grant at Albany State.
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Earl Inggarfield Retires After NHL Knee Injury
Oakland AP reports Earl Ingarfield, once with the California Golden Seals, retires from hockey after missing 29 games in the previous season due to a knee injury from 1970 71.
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Earl Ingarfield
California Golden Seals
Pat McKenna Throws No-Hitter for St. Francis
St. Francis beat St. Josephs 11 to 0 in a CYO baseball game as Pat McKenna hurled a no hitter with 12 strikeouts and one walk. Billy Halpin, Bob Ratigan, and Gary Shaughnessy each had two or more hits for the winners, with Tom O'Brien adding a double.
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Rams Sign 9 Newcomers To Contracts
The Los Angeles Rams signed nine newcomers to the NFL squad including four draft choices Don Popplewell Charlie Richards Kirk Beh erwant Harrison and five free agents Steve Dutch Jim Ferguson Steve Brinkley George Brown and Dwight Staten.
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Whitewater
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Kansas State
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San Diego State
Jim Ferguson
Southern California
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Utah
Knudson Leads Colonial Golf With New Putter
Canadian golfer George Knudson shot a 69 to move to 136 after two rounds of the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. He held a one stroke lead over Jack Montgomery and Lee Trevino, with Dave Stockton and Jerry McGee tied at 139. Defending champion Homero Blancas slid to 140. Knudson credited his saucer shaped putter and improved health for the surge.
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Rugged Jack Montgomery
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Gary Player
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Albatross Leads In Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt
Stanley Dancer will drive 3-year-old Albatross in the $114,997 Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway. Albatross, son of Meadow Skipper-Voodoo Hanover, owns a $1,250,000 syndication and has $204,140 from 16 wins in 20 starts. Nansemond challenges from post 7 with Herve Fi lon, as the field includes Tarport Skipper Seton Hanover Springfield Jake Jackson Local Time and Jolly Roger.
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Springfield
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Jolly Roger
Daignault Wins TWBA All-Events Title In Troy Tournament
Lucille Daignault topped the Troy Woman's Bowlers Association all events with 1 815 pins in Latham and Green Island. She posted 621 in team, 552 in doubles, and 642 in singles plus handicap triple 645. Pattie Fitzgerald led handicap triple of 673 and L A Market Bar B Que seized handicap team. Troy delegates head to the NYS Women's Bowling Association Convention in Buffalo.
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Troy Bowl Parent-Child Tourney Winners Named
Martell and Oliver won the Senior Boys division with a 1218 score. Sue Bleau and Bob Maranis led the Senior Girls with 1155, while Bantam and Junior divisions saw multiple ties and high totals. The season closes with a banquet at Germania Hall on June 2, reservations by May 26.
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John Collins
Patty
John Denover
Yan King
Bill Cut Curtain
Gary McLaughlin
Sharon
Sam Mosca
Sue Donovan
Kathy Donovan
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Connie Bleau
Brewers Royals Game Halted in Rain With Brewers Leading
Friday night’s game in Kansas City between the Milwaukee Brewers and Kansas City Royals was halted by heavy rain with Milwaukee ahead 4 1 in the bottom of the fifth and two outs. The game will be replayed from the start on the Brewers next visit to Kansas City.
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California Stakes headlines a packed racing day
Cougar II and Judgable top the field in the 124 pound Californi an Stakes at Hollywood Park as Willie Shoemaker and Bobby Ussery ride the favorites. Major races at Aqueduct Pimlico Garden State and Churchill Downs headline a day with top weights ranging 114 to 127 pounds across 3 year olds and up in pivotal sprints and mile events.
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Liquori Predicts 3:50 Mile at El Paso Meet
Mart y Liquori says a sub 3 50 mile is possible but not this season as he arrives for the El Paso Invitational. The Villanova standout aims for maturity over the next two years to chase the elusive time amid a strong field including Randy Matson Jay Sylvester Jorma Kinnunen and Charlie Greene.
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Harvard and UMass Set for District I Playoff
Harvard and the University of Massachusetts were chosen to play off for the NCAA District I university baseball championship. The best of three will be at Harvard with a May 30 doubleheader and a May 31 single game if needed. The winner advances to the College World Series in Omaha June 11 to 18.
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Marin Surgery Rescheduled
Forward Jack Marin of the Baltimore Bullets postponed a planned nose operation for a couple of months due to breathing issues. Tests show Marin has about 55 percent air passage through the nose.
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Saratoga Harness Results Highlight Mile Races
Smokey Guyron wins first pace at 1 mile in 2 15.3 with 9.20 4.50. Zip Frisco and Pete Prior place second with 2:11.3. Carola Lobel tops third pace in 2:11.1 new mark. Moon Man and others clock fast times with multiple purses recorded. Handle totals reach 253,945.
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Big Winner At Pownal Dies After Heart Attack
A 55-year-old Florence man who won $13 000 at Green Mountain Race Track in Pownal a week earlier collapsed and died from a heart attack. Stanley Kolodzinski died Friday at the Veterans Hospital in Florence following his big win.
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Green Mountain Race Track
Pownal
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Defen sive coach Dan Radakovich resigns UC post
Cincinnati reports Dan Radakovich 36 resigns as defensive coach at the University of Cincinnati to take a similar NFL role with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Dan Radakovich
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Alworth comments on Chargers trade to Cowboys
San Diego receiver Lance Alworth spoke briefly about his Wednesday trade to the Dallas Cowboys. He said he had nothing to add and preferred to let it go at that. Alworth, a Charger for ten seasons, indicated the move did not surprise him.
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