Brewer Named Big Ten Cage MVP by Tribune
Chicago AP Jim Brewer of Minnesota, star of the Big Ten champions, was named the conference’s most valuable player by the Tribune. Brewer, 6-8 from Proviso East, helped Minnesota clinch its first clear league title since 1919 and led a top defensive unit allowing 58 points per game. Bob Ford of Purdue and Henry Wilmore of Michigan tied for second. Joby Wright of Indiana was next.
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Chicago
Jim Brewer
Minnesota
Friday
Chicago Tribune
Brewer
Wayne Duke
Cooper Rollow
Roy Damer
The
Tribune
Bob Ford
Purdue
Michigan
Henry Wilmore
Indiana
Joby Wright
Proviso East High School
Maywood
Ill
Gopher
Chuck Mencel
Gophers
Crowned Prince Out of Derby with Soft Palate
Crowned Prince, once a world record yearling sale and Derby favorite, will not race again after trainer Bernard Van Cutsem said the 3 year old suffers a soft palate. Purchased by Frank McMahon and a full brother to Majestic Prince, he arrived in England in 1970 to join top British handlers.
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Sandown
England
United States
Frank McMahon
Keeneland Sales
Majestic Prince
Bernard van Cutsem
Crowned Prince
Lester Piggott
van Cutsem
Seaver Tops Hooton In Mets 2-0 Victory
Tom Seaver pitched a four hitter to blank the Chicago Cubs 2-0. Burt Hooton, making his third major league start, allowed two early hits but settled after the bases loaded jam. Ed Kranepool and Bud Harrelson drove in the Mets’ runs as Seaver struck out nine with one walk.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
NEW York
Tom Seaver
Burt Hooton
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Hooten
Philadelphia Phillies
Bud Harrelson
University of Texas
Cleon Jones
Jim Fregosi
Hooton
Seaver
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Harrelson
Kranepool
Ken Boswell
Hotoon
Powell
Baltimore
Wilcox
Blair
McNally
Tom McCraw
Graig Nettles
Cleveand
Reds rally past Braves 4 3 on Rose RBI in ninth
Cincinnati Reds erase a 3-2 deficit with a ninth inning rally behind Joe Morgan’s eighth inning homer and Pete Rose’s go ahead single. The Reds took a 2-0 lead on Dave Concepcion’s two RBI single, Rico Carty homered for Atlanta, and Darrel Evans homered in the seventh to put the Braves ahead before the Reds’ late comeback.
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Atlanta
Joe Morgan
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Morgan
Reds
Braves
Bernie Carbo
Darrel Chaney
Carbo
Rose
Dave Concepcion
Rico Carty
Marty Perez
Darrel Evans
Pirates Rally Past Phillies 3 2 In 10 Innings
Vic Davalillo hit a 10th inning homer off Chris Short to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3 2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies after a ninth inning misplay involving Gene Clines and Bob Robertson. Tim McCarver and Don Money homered for the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Vic Davalillo
Chris Short
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Short
Davalillo
Pirates
Manny Langluillen
Gene Alley
Pittsburgh
Bob Robertson
Gene Clines
Phillies
Clines
Mel Steiner
Steve Blass
al Oliver
Tim McCarver
Don Money
Orioles Rout Indians 6-0 on Powell Grand Slam
Boog Powell hit a grand slam as Baltimore exploded for five ninth inning runs to beat Cleveland 6-0. Dave McNally tossed a three hitter, with Milt Wilcox carrying a perfect through 42 3 innings duel before the late burst.
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Cleveland
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
Coviess
Dave McNally
McNally
Milt Wilcox
Merv Rettenmund
Powell
Paul Blair
Mark Belanger
Rettenmund
Dave Johnson
Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday and Saturday
Yesterday results show National League games with Pittsburgh beating Chicago 7 to 5 and San Francisco 2 to 1 over San Diego while American League notes Baltimore lost to Detroit 6 to 1 and Milwaukee at New York rain halted play. Saturday’s slate lists multiple interleague matchups, rainouts, and night games across the circuit.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Los Angeles I's
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Baltimore
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Wichita
Indianapolis
Grounuits
Evansville
Orowa
Oklahoma
Denver
Tulsa
Cincinnati
Ain
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Cleveland
Boston
Texas
California
Kansas City
Palmer
Tidrow
Peterson
Siebert
Lolich
Lonborg
Ryan
Splittertf
Montgomery
Bradley
Wood
Oakland
McLain
Minnesota
J. Perry
Briles
Pryman
McAnally
Gullett
Jarvis
Norman
Singer
Roberts
Carrithers
Chilago St. Louis West
Francisco
W. L
Iowa
Oklahoma City
Big Ten Baseball Standings Update
AP report from Chicago notes Big Ten standings and current team positions as the conference races through the season. Details on wins, losses, and remaining schedule are summarized for major programs in the league.
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Chicago
Ngs
Vaniesta
Red Sox Rally Past Yankees 5-4 Behind Fisk Triple
Boston edges New York 5-4 as rookie Carlton Fisk triples and scores the deciding run on Tom Harper's seventh inning single. Bos ton takes early lead with two runs in the second and third aided by Yankee errors. Reggie Smith, Petrocelli, Yastrzemski and Griffin contribute key hits. Yankees answer with Murcer homer and Swoboda Ellis threats but fall short.
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Boston
North
Harrelson
Boswell
Clarke
Harper
Bwillams If
Agee Cf
Munson c
Rmiller
Staub
Murcer
Aparicio
Crones
Ustrinski
Freosi
Blomberg
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Kranpool
Falou
Petrocelli
Callison
Inger
Grote
Seaver
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Griffin
Popovch
Michael
Fisk
McGinn
Swoboda
Culp
McDaniel
Lee
StotImyre
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York
Kenney Ss
E—Fregosi
Chicago
New York
New Fregosi
S—Agee
Munson
McKinney
Petrocell
Caver
Baltimore
Cleveland
R.smith
S—Stottlemyre
Neiles
McCraw
Save—Lee
Balk
Ebrnc Duffy
Ets Ally
Wilcox
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Farmer
Bowass
Mingori
Davalillo
Colbert
Montanez Cf
Stargell
Johnson
Hebner
Luzinski
Pagan
Harmon
D.johnson
Blair
Anderson
J Powell
Rettenmund S
Dutly
Jhrnandz
Doyle
SO Stennett
Selma
McNally
I Alley
Hoerner
Blass
Koegel
Clives
Veale
Twitchell
Bmiller
Fosse
Clemente
Renandz
Oliver
Blass. Montanez
Alley
Hr—Mccarver
Money
B. Miller Renandz
Hoerner Oceeres C.short
I Twitchell
Carlton Fisk
Tommy Harper
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Reggie Smith
Thurman Munson
Danny Cater
Rico Petrocelli
Cater
Doug Griffin
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Yankees
Expos Rally To Edge Cardinals 2-1 In Pinch Double
Expos beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 as Jim Fairey delivered an eighth inning pinch double driving in both Montreal runs. Lou Brock error and singles set up the rally off Rick Wise. Ted Simmons’ RBI single in the ninth prevented a shutout. Wise left nine on base, tying a NL record.
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Montreal
Jim Fairey
Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Rick Wise
Cardinals
Bill Stoneman
Lou Brock
John Boccabella
Foli
Boccabella
Fairey
Stonesman
Ted Simmons
St. Louis
Wise
Stoneman
William L. Brubaker
Pittsburgh
Ron Swoboda
New York Mets
Rangers rally past Angels in Texas home opener
Len Randle drove in four runs with two singles and a double to lift the Texas Rangers to a 7-6 win over the California Angels in Arlington. Frank Howard and Dave Nelson homered for Texas as the crowd of 20,105 witnessed a pitching defeat for Clyde Wright and Dick Bosman. Pinson sparked California’s late rally with a two-run double in the eighth.
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Arlington
Len Randle
Texas Rangers
California
North Texas
Frank Howard
Dave Nelson
Rangers
Randle
Toby Harrah
Texas
Elliott Maddox
Joe Levito
Harrah
Howard
Nelson
Clyde Wright
Angels
Dick Bosman
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Art Kusnyer
Syd O’brien
Kusnyer
Sandy Alomar
Knicks Beat Celtics 116-98 to Lead Series 3-1
Earl Monroe led New York with 26 points and Dave DeBusschere 23 as the Knicks downed Boston 116-98 to grab a 3-1 edge in the Eastern Conference final. Havlicek had 27 for the Celtics, while Jo Jo White and others contributed as fans sparked a brief melee near the end.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Earl “the
Pearl” Monroe
Dave DeBusschere
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Boston
Knicks
New York
Luther Rackley
Art Williams
Celtics
Steve Kuburski
Rackley
Kuburski
Rex Morgan
Charlie Paulk
Morgan
Paulk
Madison Square Garden
Kuberksi
Jerry Lucas
Walt Frazier
DeBusschere
Frazier
Don
de Busschere
Monroe
Dave Cowens
Phil Jackson
Jo Jo White
Jackson
Mendy Rudolph
Jake O’donnell
Tom Heinsohn
John Havlicek
Havlicek
White
Bill Bradley
Gor Descire
Havicek
Bradley
Sanders
Lucas
Cowens
Chaney
Barnett
Kubrski
Memger
Nelson
Williams
Finkel
Miles
Glover
Mast
Smith
Boston Alto
New York _ anne
Hein
Stadium Workers Promised Opening Tickets in Munich
Munich AP report says stadium builders who constructed the complex for the 1972 Summer Games were promised tickets to the opening event after workers threatened to block the ceremony. The pledge followed labor agitation by the construction crew.
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Munich
Germany
Mitchell Leads T Of C With Five Birdies In 65
Bobby Mitchell shot a five birdie run on the back nine to a 65 and a 36-hole total of 136 eight under par, taking a four stroke lead at the Tournament of Champions in Rancho La Costa. Homero Blancas and Jerry Heard were tied for second at 140, with Nicklaus at 141 and Trevino at 142.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Bobby Mitchell
Balding Mitchell
Danville
la Costa Country Club
Mitchell
Homero Blancas
Jerry Heard
Heard
Wiry Gardner Dickinson
Hubert Green
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Miller Barber
Dave Hill
Hill
Barber
Arnold Palmer
Green
Nicklaus
Shares Lead In Tallahassee Open
In Tallahassee the $75,000 Tallahassee Open saw Larry Hinson, Jimmy Colbert, and rookie Allen Miller share the 36 hole lead at nine under par 135. Leonard Thompson and John Mahaffey trailed two strokes back at 137, with Bob Shaw and Fred Marti at 137 after two rounds. Miller and Colbert fired 66s while Shaw rallied with eight birdies.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Larry Hinson
Jimmy Colbert
Allen Miller
Leonard Thompson
John Mahaffey
Bob Shaw
Fred Marti
Thompson
Mahaffey
Killearn Country Club
Hinson
Douglas
Colbert
Kansas State
Miller
Pensacola
University of Georgia
Shaw
Sydney
Australia
Southern Illinois Withdraws From Midwestern Conference
The SIU Board of Trustees voted to withdraw from the Midwestern Conference in athletics effective with the 1973 school year, while remaining academically in the league. The move follows a 1970–era conference formation with Indiana State Ball State Northern Illinois and Illinois State as members.
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Carbondale, Ill
Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees
Conference of Midwest Universities
Midwestern Conference
Southern
Indiana State
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Illinois State
Inspection East Side Local 662 Scoreboard Readout
A partial OCR style list shows various entities and numbers including past lanes results, production construction, golf course scores, and multiple names such as Van Zandt Swinford Richardson and others with scores and identifiers. The fragmentary text suggests a local union or club inventory or results page with mixed entries and no clear single event.
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East Side
Rem
Valley View
Evare Standard
Baxter Extermin
Independent Credit Union “Honor
Getter
York
van Zandt
Swinford
Priest
Harmon
Ann A Williams
Sage Er
Com
Davide ‘Richardson
Starr
Byrne
Wright
Mi Ross
Downs
Garner
Rangers Open Big Debut in Crowdless Arlington Stadium
Texas Rangers opened their home debut in a $7.3 million ballpark with a $650,000 scoreboard as Arlington Mayor Vandergriff and local leaders celebrated 20 years of effort to bring MLB to the area. Eight Texas rangers attended, including Capt. Clint Peeples, and Ted Williams praised the park as major league caliber despite a sparse crowd.
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Denne H. Freeman
Arlington
Texas Rangers
Rangers
Cowboys
Tom Vandergrieff
Bob Short
Washington Senators
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Vandergriff
Vanessa
Amed
Clint Peeples
Short
State of Texas
Capitol
Austin
Arlington Stadium
Ted Williams
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston Astro
Roy Hofheinz
Houston
Williams
Weney
Tribe Bucs Postponed Game Rescheduled for April 28
The Anderson Madison Heights baseball game has been moved from last night to April 28 at 4 p.m. Madison Heights hosts, but field conditions may shift the game to Memorial Field in Anderson. Memorial location to be confirmed late next week per MH athletic director Paul Bradford.
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Anderson - Madison Heights
Paul Bradford
Madison Heights
Bradford
Memorial Field
Anderson
Harold Fox Signs With Buffalo Braves
The Buffalo Braves of the NBA signed Harold Fox from Jacksonville University to a contract on Friday. The 6 foot 2 inch, 175 pound guard was the team s second draft choice.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Braves
National Basketball Association
Harold Fox
Jacksonville University
Fox
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