Mets Fall 6-4 as Crawford Sparks Dodgers Rally
Dodgers defeat Mets 6-4 behind Willie Crawford’s homer and triple in a day-night game. Seaver takes loss after yielding a leadoff single in the ninth. Giants, Phillies, and Rangers win in other NL and AL action.
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UPI
Mets
Willie Mays
New York
Tom _ Leaver
Los Angeles
Willie Crawford
Dodgers
San Francisco
Montreal
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Diego
Texas
Baltimore
Boston
California
Seaver
Danny Frisella
Bill Buckner
Crawford
Tommy John
Ron Bryant
Giants
Cardinals
Bruins Win Stanley Cup 1972 Over Rangers 3-0
Boston clinched the title four games to two as Bobby Orr scored twice on power plays and Eddie Johnston praised the team’s all-around effort. Orr earned the Conn Smythe with a knee pain managed for the win, while Gerry Cheevers’ goaltending helped seal the victory in New York.
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NEW York
UPI
Bobby Orr
Boston
Orr
Bruins
New York Rangers
Eddie Johnston
Gerry Cheevers
Wayne Cashman
Ranger
Cashman
Cheevers
Rangers
Vic Hadfield
Emile Francis
National Hockey League
Rod Gilbert
Brad Park
Hadfield
Demolition Derby Planned in Sigourney Parkhill Field
The Kiwanis Club of Sigourney will sponsor a demolition derby on Sunday afternoon June 11 at Parkhill Field in Sigourney. Registration material for cars and drivers is available from Robert G. Marget of Sigourney.
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Kiwanis Club of
Sigourney
Parkhill Field
Robert G. Marget
Demons in district at Keokuk track meet
Washington High School boys track team travels to Keokuk for the Class AA district meet with preliminary races at 10 a.m. and finals at 1:30 p.m. It is Washington’s final Class AA appearance. next year the Demons move to Class A. Attendance figures for entered teams are listed, with Washington at 496 and Keokuk at 733.
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Washington
Keokuk
Demons
Burlington
Ottumwa
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Oskaloosa
Jim Rossen
Worley
Hysell
Randall
Mullikin
Stannard
Witthoft
Adams
Anderson
Williams
McAllister
McConnell
Shimko
Renoux
Swartzendruber
Payne
Martin
Dash
Witthoff
Garrett and
Coon
Holden
Libe
Smith
Willie Mays Receives Royal Welcome by New Mets
Willie Mays arrives in New York as a Mets player with a Cadillac greeting and press access. He meets teammates and recalls Horace Stoneham and Don Grant while expressing gratitude for the fans and the warm reception, including a kiss from a fan after posing with photographers.
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New York
UPI
Willie Mays
The
Mets
Shea Stadium
Dodgers
Jerry Grote
Willie
Jim Beauchamp
Grote
Jim
Beauchamp
Dave Marshall
Giants
Sam McDowell
Manhattan
Mays
Midtown Manhattan
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
Philadelphia
Midtown
Horace
Montreal
New
Chee
San Francisco
Beman trails by one at Colonial with new muscle aid
Deane Beman, 34, sits one stroke behind leaders Fred Marti and Bruce Crampton after a 67 opening round at Colonial National Invitational. He credits a unique radio frequency muscle trainer from Olney, Md., for his improved form as several players score 68 and 69 to sit near par.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Deane Beman
Beman
Fred Marti
Bruce Crampton
Bert Greene
Dave Stockton
Leonard Thompson
Olney
Bethesda
Colonial
Kenway Store 2 and Buckwalter Motors Bowling Standings
Buckwalter Motors leads the KenWay Store 2 event with a team score of 909 while Sohigro 859 and top individuals include John White 244 and John Hough 224. Final standings feature MELODY MAKERS banquet at The Willows on May 18.
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Buckwalter Motors
Kenway
Sohigro
John White
Dick Hotle
John Hough
Cal Humphrey
Harry Suter
Earl McVey
Harold Williams
Eugene Boock
Dave Murphy
Vernon White
Jim Richards
Dutch Myers
the Willows
Melody Makers
SD Figi Sais Eeeek
Dusters
Fores
Rollers
Diggers
Joe Wallace
Lucy Smith
Bobbi Schiebel
Washington Girls Track Qualifiers Largely Depend on District Times
Jane Redlinger led Washington High School at the Williamsburg district meet, winning the 60 yard dash in 7.5 seconds and potentially qualifying for state. Other possible qualifiers include Sue Hennigan, Jane Redlinger in the 100 yard dash, and the 440 relay team Booth Hennigan Martin Redlinger. Washington finished seventh in a 25-team field. Cathy Wittetoe placed fifth in the 880. Williamsburg won the team title with 66 points.
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Jane Redlinger
Washington High School
Williamsburg
Jane
Sue Hennigan
Cindy Booth
Rhonda Martin
Washington
Cathy Wittetoe
Cardinal
Clear Creek
Winfield
Harmony
Pekin
Iowa Valley
Danville
Lone Tree
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Standard Oil Station
Columbus Junction
Dorothy Dircks
Kalona
Meredith Jr
Donna Maas
Washington County Fairgrounds
Ralph E
Iowa
Hwy. 6
Iowa City
Davenport
Louis Arner
Wishard Williams
Memorial Hall
Sines
Main St
Ainsworth
Paul Lines
Trenton
Richard Appleof
Robert Gensike
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Kalona Sales Barn
Kalona Community Auction
Wayland
Smylie-Haupert Livestock Co
Wapello Livestock Sales Inc
Wapello
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Marty Martinez
Wade Blasingame
Rick Wise
Phillies
Greg Lizinski
Terry Harmon
Padres
Nate Colbert
Colbert
Elliott Maddox
Casey Cox
Bill Gogolewski
Orioles
Cox
Brooks Robinson
Ray Culp
Tommy Harper
Reggie Smith
Andy Messersmith
Stanley Cup
Royalty
Naomi Smokes
Phil Rodgers
Bob Lunn
Billy Maxwell
Jerry McGee
Dave Marr
Bobby Mitchell
John Miller
Charles Coody
Lee Elder
Miller Barber
Jerry Heard
George Archer
Juan Rodriguez
Protourney
Lee Trevino
Ken's Repair
Jerry Fisher
Curt Gunnarson
Cal Humphreys
Stan Wallace
Larry Beenblossom
Betty Ward
Gladys Beenblossom
Rosemary Hanson
Judy Gunnarson
Kenway Store
Buckwalter Motor
Williams Oil Se
Ken's
South End Grocery
Derby Oil
Wagner Shell
Williams Oil Co
Insurance Plan Savings & Loan Association
State Theater
Northrup
Northrup King
Wellman Farm Center
Wellman
Farmers Feed Mill
Riverside
R.T. Knottnerus Jr
Robert Gerot Ainsworth
Kate Davis Gibson
Laurence Henss
Kathryn Steele
Keith Murphy
Mike Orris
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