Scott Paces Brewers As Wood Fails In Bid For 14th
George Scott drove in two runs with a homer and a double as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-3. Wilbur Wood absorbed the loss after five innings, while Chris Short earned the win in his 300th major league start. Bob Coluccio and Pedro Garcia contributed key hits as Milwaukee built a lead and withstood late Chicago pressure.
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Pat Kelly
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Ed Herrmann
Detroit Tops Minnesota 8-3 Behind Early Lead
In a Major League box score from Detroit, the Tigers built a big early lead and held on to beat Minnesota 8 to 3. Key hits came from Mitterwald, Walton, and Holt with homers by Stanley and Holt, while Carew and Terrell contributed for Minnesota. Hiller earned the save, HBP Coleman, and Kaine credited a sacrifice fly. Attendance was 19,950.
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Sectional Scores From Indiana Baseball Sectionals
Boonville 4 Heritage Hills 1. Lafayette Jefferson 4 Fron tier. Lafayette Central Catholic 7 Harrison 5 in nine innings. LaVille 6 John Glenn 0. Bremen 11 Culver 3. Tell City Leavenworth 7 Perry Central. South Spencer 6 English 0. Knightstown Tri High 6 New Castle 3. Rockville Clinton 3 Turkey Run 0. Rockville 5 North Vermillion 1. Clinton 9 Rockville 2 championship. Lewis Cass Logansport 11 Lewis Cass 1 in six innings. Peru 5 Maconaquah 1. North Miami 18 Kewanna 3 in five innings. DeKalb Hamilton 10 Woodland Eastside 5. Angola 1 Garrett 3 DeKalb 0. Terre Haute West Vigo 2 Terre Haute State 0. Greencastle Greencastle 5 Cloverdale 4. South Putnam 13 Cascade 3. Greencastle 1 South Putnam 0 championship. Martinsville Decatur Central 10 Monrovia Martinsville 5 Mooresville 4 in nine innings.
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Major Leagues Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Pitchers
American League results include California 5 New York 2 and Detroit 8 Minnesota 3. National League scores show Atlanta 8 Chicago 7 and Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 6. Tonight's slate lists 12 games with scheduled pitchers from Billingham to Palmer and multiple late starts. King’s Inn Pool opens June 4 from noon to 6 pm, 60 cents.
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Babe Ruth Leagues Open Play With Opening Day Festivities
The 1973 Anderson Babe Ruth season starts today across three diamonds. A morning ceremony at North Anderson features sky divers led by Jump Master Joe Kublemski and a ceremonial first pitch from Mayor Robert Rock, with national anthem by Richard Hurst and a color guard. Local officials, station WHUT and Cablevision cover games at Crawford Field and North Diamond as 18 teams play a 162 game season.
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Nicklaus Near Second Million In PGA Earnings
New York AP Jack Nicklaus sits atop the PGA money list this year with $176,064 earned and a total career $879,771. He trails a second million by $120,229 after his Atlanta Classic victory added $30,000. Bruce Crampton, Lee Trevino, and others trail in earnings as the season advances.
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