Seaver Slams Hooton Bid for Second No-Hitter in Mets Win
Tom Seaver strikes out nine as Bud Harrelson gathers three hits to beat Chicago rookie Burt Hooton 20 to 0. Hooton’s no-hit bid ends on Harrelson’s leadoff double in the third. Other NL games see Montreal, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and Houston winning. AL scores include Baltimore 6-0 and Boston 5-4 with two rainouts.
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Expos extend unbeaten run with late twin攻
The 150-pound shortstop set up Ed Kranepool's first run and scored on Ken Boswell's single as the Expos pushed to their fourth straight win. Jim Fairey delivered a two run pinch hit double in the eighth, preserving Montreal's unbeaten major league mark behind Bill Stoneman's start before relief.
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Jim Fairey
Expos
Bill Stoneman
28 Hunters Earn ICC Deer Awards in Iowa
Twenty eight Iowa deer hunters were awarded trophy deer certificates by the Iowa Conservation Commission. The list includes names from 1963 to 1971 across shotgun and bow and arrow categories, with nontypical and typical buck scores. awardees gained entry into the Big Game Registry for trophy buck deer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Donald Crossley
Hardy
Ed Vittetoe
Washington
Lyle E. Tietsort, Jr
Battle Creek
Mark S. Galbraith
Storm Lake
Ronald R. Powell
Mystic
Jerome N. Schueller
Walt McGinnis
Baxter
Kenny Tietsort
Dale McGinnis
Creston
Loren Nepps
Carroll
Don L. McDonald
Maquoketa
Gary Mount
Scranton
Nick Carter
Sidney
Warren Presly
Auburn
Alan Monson
Clear Lake
Fred Wesselink
West Liberty
Claire Doyle
Solon
Jim Bohnenkamp
Ft. Madison
Bob Sickels
Mr. Ayr
Jack Sickels
Maynard O. Thompson
Eagle Grove
Lawrence Hummel
Jim Holmes
Ronald Kraus
L.E. Allen
Council Bluffs
Duane K. Rohde
Wall Lake
Loy J. Brooker
Clinton
Professional Directory Listings and Sports Snippet
A mixed listing shows several Livingston area lawyers doctors and a nursing home directory with contact details. The sports blurb notes Fairey earning a second win over St Louis and Vic Davalillo's lone hit as Pirates beat Braves with Nolan winning in relief and Atlanta suffering a sixth straight defeat.
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St. Louis
Pirates
Montreal
Vic Davalillo
Chris Short
Gary Nolan
Clay Carroll
Tom Hall
Braves
Pete Rose
Alley Cats win first in Friday Mixed Bowling
Friday Mixers final standings show Alley Cats top with 1940 team series and 654 team game. Eugene Boock led individual series at 537. Jerry Fisher top game with 195. Dodgers beat by 16 hit Dodgers stadium crowd 30,320. Al Downing 1-1. Astros win fourth straight at Candlestick Park as Rader hits bases loaded triple and Wynn May homer.
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al Downing
Astros
Candlestick Park
Doug Rader
Lee May
Jimmy Wynn
Washington Girls Track Heads To Williamsburg District Meet
Washington's girls track team advances to the district competition in Williamsburg on Thursday May 11. Winners move on to the state meet later in the spring. The article also notes a Roosevelt quote about truth and freedom.
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Knicks Inch Closer to Finals with Boston Win
The Knicks beat the Celtics 116-98 to take a 3-1 series lead in the semifinals. Earl Monroe 26 and Dave DeBusschere 23 led New York as defense stifled John Havlicek in the second half. A Sunday matinee in Boston could end the series with an NBA Finals berth on the line.
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DeBusschere
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Boston
Knicks
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Honda
ABC
Los Angeles
Bucks
Milwaukee
Bowling Melodies Edge Ward in Individual Games
A fragment shows individual game scores 520 and 197 with likely a bowling event. Names Melod y and Ward appear, but details are incomplete. No clear match of teams or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
Mitchell Leads MONY Tournament of Champions at Halfway
Bobby Mitchell, a 29 year old pro, shoots 65 to reach 136 at La Costa, four strokes ahead of Bruce Crampton and Tom Weiskopf. Jack Nicklaus sits three under after 36 holes. other leaders include Homero Blancas, Jerry Heard, Gardner Dickinson, and Lee Trevino among under par contenders.
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Tom Weiskopf
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Jerry Heard
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Hale Irwin
Palmer
Tony Jacklin
Dewitt Weaver
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