Nastase, German French Finalists
In Paris at the French Open, Ilie Nastase and Jan Kodek Pilic advanced as finalists. Nastase defeated Adriano Panatta in straight sets to reach the final, while Pilic beat Tom Gorman to join him. The crowd in Paris was volatile yet Nastase remained composed during the match.
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Geoffrey Miller
Pilic
Nikki Pilic
Kikmon T
Gorman
Nastase
Seattle Star
Devaigh
Panatta
Jean Claude Barclay
Franloise Durr
France
Patrice Dominguez
Betty Stove
Netherands
Indy Injuries Improve After Race Crash News
Indianapolis AP reports driver Swede Savage remains in critical condition but more stable after a crash during the 500 mile race. Co-driver David Walther also in burn center care at Ann Arbor hospital with improving condition. Three spectators from Wingate Ind. hospitalized for injuries.
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Indianapolis
Swede Savage
David “Salt” Walther
Savage
Santa Ana
Univertires
Michigan Hospital
Ann Arbor
Wedness Methodist Hospital
Hanna
Dayton
Ohio
Thomas Hanna
Walther
Transianapolis Motor Speedway
Dent
Wingate
Sue Rankin
Diana
Dazey
Dorothy West
Gaither retires as FAMU athletic director visits former players
A S Jake Gaither, retiring as Florida A&M athletic director, plans to visit many of his former players to assess how they fared 10 to 13 years after his coaching era. He notes a rise in disciplined, solid men and says integration and social changes have affected college football quality.
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Tallahassee
Fla
A. S
Jake” Gaither
Florida A&m University
Gaither
Jacksonville
Gicker
Gah
Gies
FAMU
The
Rattlers
Sam Snead Among U S Open Qualifiers in 1917 event
Veteran pro Sam Snead and Fred Marti led 39 qualifiers at Charlotte Country Club in Charlotte North Carolina with three under par 69 69 over 36 holes in sectional U S Open qualifying. William Campbell and Dean Refram also advanced, with Campbell noted as a Walker Cup team member.
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Associated Press
Sam Snead
Fred Marti
William Campbell
Dean Refram
Snead
Marti
Char-_ Jotte
N.C
Charlotte
Doug [Sanders
Ken Venturi
Labron
Harris
Steve Melnyk
Bert Greene
Bob Lunn
Bell
Cincinnati
Huntington
Gene “Torres
Don Finster
Ed Byman
Denver
Royals Announce Tryout Camp And Academy Pathway
Kansas City Royals Baseball Academy will hold a Tryout Camp on June 13 1973 at Noblesville High School Indiana at 12 30 pm. Participants must wear free moving clothing and provide gloves. Ages 16 to 18. Selected players report to a Sarasota Florida campus August 22 1973 for dormitory housing meals and salary with eventual placement in the Royals farm system.
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Sakasuta
Kan
Sas City Royals
Noblesville High School
Noblesville
Ind
American Legion
Sarasota
Fla
Manatee
Royals Farm System
Marian College Domination Sparks All-District 21 Picks
Hanover Ind Marian College dominates the NAIA District 21 all district baseball selections with six players named to the 14 member squad. Lynn Morrell of Marian named Coach of the Year as Marian posts a 248 season. Key honorees include Dovill Hanover Terry Parfelt Tri-State. standout stats feature Mike Sipe Batting .413 and Ed Faulhaber ERA 0.00.
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Hanover
Ind
Marian College
Tor
Oday
Knight's
Marian
Lynn Morrell
Morr
Ell
Knights
Dovill
Terry Par| Felt
Tri-State
Earl Brinker
Ed Faulhaber
Bethel
Buell Gonzales
Hunting
Ted Ahaus
Ron Seibel
Hollie
Anderton
Mike Sipe
Ken Tyrrell
Dave Jongleaux
Russ Pawlik
Brad
Gerlach
Taylor
Gary
Younce
Sharpe
Ed Faulaber
Picters
Dennis Pruitt
Isu-Evansville
Kevin Lane
Anderson
Stan Frantz
Dale Schreck
Brad Gerlach
Si 2Raerian
Omme Griffie
Bo Belinsky Says He'd Do It All Over Again At 36
Los Angeles AP report on Bo Belinsky, once famed as Baseball's playboy, aging 36, discussing his no show remorse stance and pursuit of a comeback. He criticizes manager Gene Mauch, notes divorce rumors, and promotes his book while hinting at Las Vegas life and pool side earnings. He recalls his 1962 no hitter but laments a career marked by tabloids and a splashy image.
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Jack Stevenson
Spoit Press
LOS Angeles
Belinsley
Ton Vivant
Mamie van Doren
Las Vegas
California Angels
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Belinsky
Eeeeee Collins
York Post
Jaur
Mea
Lly
Bil Rigney
Ing
Gene Mauch
Jey
Baltimore
Vickies
Allen
Hollywood
Nosebeau
One Round Strafaci Loses Again In British Amateur
American golfer Strafaci suffered another setback at Royal Porthcawl as he and fellow U S players faced mixed results in the British Amateur Championship opening rounds. The Bristol Channel course saw long hitters and top contenders struggle with windy conditions and unruly greens.
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Strafaci
Ronald Thomson Jond
Associated Press
Mydianapolis
Joe Carr
Ireaan
Land
Porthcawl
Wales
Callifornian
Robert A. Roos Jr
U.S
Tutwiler
Joel Hirsh
Homewood
Ill
Royal Porthcawl Course
Jose
Bristol Channel
Royal Porthcaw
Montyere
Mateo
Britain
Ian Bramall
England & Ad
Young Pail Halon Care
John Down-fmiliar
England
Halton
Dingler
Ed Tutwiler
Popein Named Rangers Coach After Francis Era
Larry Popein becomes the New York Rangers coach replacing Emile Francis who remains general manager. Popein, 42, previously led the Providence farm club and played six seasons for the Rangers in the 1950s. Francis departs after a long playoff streak and a 1,233-170-49 record as coach.
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Hal Bock
NEW York (Ap
Larry
Popein
New York Rangers
Popein Mon Flay
National Hockey League
Rangers
Emile Francis
Francis
NHL
New York
Providence
Ranger
Andy Bathgate
Dean Prentice
Mrs Barry's Son Rick Barry Wins Tennis Match
In Monticello New York Rick Barry son of Mrs Richard Barry star of the Golden State Warriors won the Dewar sports celebrity tennis tournament honor, defeating Hank Greenberg and other luminaries in a round robin format. Barry scored 18 points and dominated play as the towering 6 foot 8 star showed intense competitive drive and versatility across the event.
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Barry
Greenberg
Simpson P
Richard Barry
Hank Greenberg
Kutsher
Goodrich
John Havlicek
Gail Goodrich
Boston Celtics
NBA
Los Angeles Lakers
Alalso
Deacon Jones
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit Tigers
Jim Kiick
Miami
Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Jim Ryan
Morton
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Word
Florida
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky Colonels
Rod Gilbert
New York Rangers
Valley View Results In Industrial League Best Ball Event
Valley View results list Bob Eller Mike McNabb Don McCoy and Gordon Coleman winning a 31 to win the Industrial League best ball tournament The next spot included carry Hanson Lee Glentzer Al Ahnheiser David Nunemaker John Fletcher Cliff Reich and Al Hensley Norman Sanders Don Keesey Rhet Krammer and Paul Sylvester Also Mike McNabb won the closest to the hole contest on No 12 Tee times for this week Journey follow.
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Bob Eller
Mike McNabb
Don McCoy
Gordon Coleman
Carry Hanson
Lee Glentzer
al A ‘Nheiser
David Nunemakerlong
John Fletcher
Cliff ‘Eich
al Hensley
Norman Sanders
Don Keesey
Rhet Krammer
Paul Sylvester
Sectional high school baseball results and postponements
Indiana sectional games list many scores and postponements. Bloomfield defeated Switz City 10 to 0 in five innings, while Mishawaka beat Penn 7 to 4 and Mishawaka Marian won 1 to 0 after rain delays. Other noted results include Lakeland 4 over Soutwestern Shey 1, Freemont 1 over Lakeland, East Noble 2 Central Noble 0, Salem 7 Orleans 5, Mitchell 10 Paoli 0, Glenn 6 Argos 0, Plymouth 7 Bremen 3, Wood Memorial 12 Haubstadt 2, Posey 7 Mount Vernon 6.
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Associated Press
Bloomfield Loogostee
Switz City
Columbus
Lakeland
Soutwester Shey
Freemont
Bar
East Noble
Central Noble
React Orleans
Salem
Orleans
Mitchell
Paoli
Laville Glenn
Argos
Plymouth
Bremen
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Indy
Om Tere
Jere Moore JR
KC Royals
Hale Irwin
Charlie Sifford
Frank
Beard
Hubert Green
Tom Shaw
Gibby Gilbert H
Torres
Chevy Hills
John) Schlee
Dallas
Texas
Schlee
Tourney
John Hodson
Roy Meredith
Ed Sheppard
Jack Brown
Willie Greenlee
Bob Teeters
Dave Hiatt
Tom Smith Jr
al Litral
Pam Garner
Dale Passwater
Vin Wallen
Carol ‘Nunn
Steve Bricker
Horace Wainscott
Gerald
Mike Covington
Playboy King
Andy
Deano
Ber
Will Grimsley
Monticello
Rick
Jon
Valley View
Eopaes
Elkhart Mishawaka
Penn
Mishawaka Marian
Elkhart ‘Memorial
Princeton Wood Memorial
Haubstadt
Nett Posey
Mount Vera
John Says
Garrett
Mein’ Steet
Anderson Jim Cloud
Mgr
Ielp
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