Canada Draws Peru in Thomas Cup Opener
Canada drawn to face Peru in the first round of the 1973 Thomas Cup in Ottawa. If successful, Canada would meet the United States or Mexico in Los Angeles in March for the American zone championship, announced by Canadian Badminton Association executive director Dave Folinsbee.
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Mexico
Los Angeles
Bennett Signs With Rangers
Providence report Curt Bennett former Brown All American signed a one year contract with the New York Rangers. Bennett was acquired from the St Louis Blues last month and agreed to terms Thursday.
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ABA Aims For Expansion At Trustees Meeting
Denver AP The American Basketball Association outlined an expansion plan at a trustees meeting aiming for a 14 team league by 1974 75. Commissioner Jack Dolph warned there will be no B team markets and stressed teams must win varsity status. The program envisions adding one or two clubs this season two for 1973 74 and two more in 1974 75.
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Edgerton Leads Carolinas Open Going Into Final Round
Raleigh amateur Bobby Edgerton holds a one stroke lead over former pro Bob Bruno of Pinehurst as the Carolinas Open reaches its final 18 holes. Edgerton fired a 68 at McGregor Downs to post 142 for two under par, while Bruno's 74 left him at 143 after two rounds.
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Bob Bruno
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McGregor Downs Country Club
Bruno
Public Links Tourney at Indianapolis Heads to Weekend
The 47th National Public Links Golf Tournament in Indianapolis shows Dan Elliott of Portland Oregon as the lone under par after 36 holes with two others also under 142. Elliott birdied the par three 13th to go two over for the round.
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Dan Elliott
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Ore
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Falcons Start Summer Training in Greenville
The Falcons opened summer workouts in pads as rookies report for physicals while veterans arrive. Two free agents, guard Bennett Williams and running back Greg Singleton, failed medicals. Seventh round pick Lance Moon from Wisconsin has sugar imbalance being treated, per a team spokesman.
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S.C
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Bennett Williams
Eastern Michigan
Greg Singleton
Cantawba
N.C
Falcons
Lance Moon
Wisconsin
ACC Boosts Visiting Team Guarantee to 40000
The Atlantic Coast Conference will guarantee visiting football teams either 40000 dollars or 50 percent of the gate, whichever is greater, starting with the 1973 season. The minimum guarantee rises from 35000 to 40000 after a two day ACC meeting at North Carolina State.
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USCA Announces 1972 73 Basketball Schedule
The University of South Carolina Aiken unveils a 25 game 1972 73 schedule with 12 conference games. Non conference foes include East Carolina JVs Baptist College JVs Citadel JVs UNC Charlotte JVs UNC Asheville JVs and Central Florida Junior College. The Abraham Baldwin Tip Off Tournament in Tifton Ga runs Nov 17 18 with USC Aiken Gulf Coast Jr College and Abraham Baldwin Jr College matchups.
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Colts Trade With Rams Aims to Swap Franchises
The Associated Press reports Baltimore Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom traded the Colts for the Los Angeles Rams and then swapped back, purchasing the Rams for 19 million dollars with executives Robert Irsay and Willard Kelland involved in the deal.
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Skokie, Ill
Willard Keland
Racine, Wis
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Baltimore
Reds sweep Pirates as timely hitting returns to form
Cincinnati capitalized on Pittsburgh's poor hitting to complete a 3-game NL series sweep and move ahead. Gary Nolan earned his 13th win, pitching 6 2/3 innings with seven double plays aiding the Reds defense. Cesar Geronimo had three hits including a fifth inning homer as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 20-0.
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Ron Reed
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
American League East standings show Detroit leading with 434 wins and 564 losses while Baltimore trails, Boston and New York at 37 37. West division includes Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Texas and California in dense playoff contention. Thursday results include Minnesota 10 Boston 0 and Texas 5 Cleveland 0 with Detroit 6 Kansas City 4. Friday games feature cross league clashes and twi nights with Oakland at New York Chicago at Baltimore California at Milwaukee Boston at Minnesota Cleveland at Texas Kansas City at Detroit.
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Reid Set For Semi Final Bout At National Clay Court
Top seed ed Raz Reid of Greenville meets James DeLaney of Potomac in the men s semi finals at the U S National Clay Court Tennis Championship. Second seed Danny Birchmore was upset by George Hardie who advances. Women s singles see Jeanne Evert and Kathy Kraft winning earlier rounds with quarter finals matching Metcalf and Latham facing Pearson and Ganz.
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