Whalers Sign Three Howes In World Hockey Pact
Gordie Howe confirmed he may play or join the front office next March as he turns 50 while his two sons Marty and Mark Howe are set to skate for the New England Whalers under a multi year contract. Mark is expected to be a Whaler for decades according to sources.
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Butler Leads Tacoma Twins Early Start in Pacific Coast League
Bill Butler, aiming for another chance with the Minnesota Twins, owns a 3-1 record and 2.07 ERA in six starts for the Tacoma AAA club. His latest win came May 12 against Blue Moon Odom and San Jose. Tacoma sat at 14-15 through May 13.
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Mystery horse lineup lists names and counts from Charles Town
The entry shows multiple horse names and numbers from Charles Town track entries. Names include The Munchkin New Branch Coun tess Welcome Amy Clover Admiral One Count Spark on the Mark Rugged Rebel Fancy Nade Shadow of the Law Count Husler Le Earle Evening Windsor Woodstar Pack Buster Thunder Wonder Miss Bounty John Martin.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Named NBA MVP After Stellar Season
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was named the NBA Most Valuable Player for the fifth time, winning 159 of 247 votes. He led the Los Angeles Lakers to the league's best regular-season record and credited maturation and peak performance as key factors. Bill Walton trailed with 29 votes.
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Boise Cascade Ninth Win as Homers Pile Up in 20-7 Victory
Boise Cascade blasted Winchester Memorial Hospital 20-7 in Industrial Softball League action. Kenny Hinger slugged two homers to extend his streak, with J J Triplett, Joe Townley, Steve Triplett, Don Sealock and Tag Graves also homering. T. Whitacre went 5-for-5 for Winchester.
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Belmont Park Opening Delivers Oddities and Injuries
New York AP report from Belmont Park details a chaotic day beginning with no betting and a small crowd. Jockeys Steve Cauthen and Jorge Velasquez suffer injuries in a crash while Bay Streak and Low Return fall. Cruguet’s Secret Lanvin wins but is disqualified in the Shuvee Handicap shifting Mississippi Mud to first.
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Tuesday Industrial League Softball Schedule Summary
Weekday softball actions set at Preston Field Grim Field Clearbrook Park and Stephens City venues. Teams include General Electric Rubbermaid Capitol Records and First Baptist among many. Hockey finals note Quebec leads Winnipeg 3 2 with potential clincher Thursday.
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Baseball Leaders in A.L. and N.L. Hit and Run Totals
Major League leaders list top hitters and pitchers by category for both leagues with names teams and stats. East West standings note Pennant race with games and schedules listed for Tuesday games and postponed rain.
Portland at Philadelphia playoff game preview
Philadelphia leads the series 1 0 after a May 2 win. A second game is set for Sunday May 29 in Portland with an afternoon start.
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