Aces Slated To Hurl Game Three In World Series
Tom Seaver and Jim Catfish Hunter were set to start Game Three as the Mets and A’s aim to restore order in the 1973 World Series. Oakland trailing 2-0 after two wild games, with errors on both sides and roster moves disputed by manager Dick Williams. Rusty Staub's bruised shoulder and other injuries loom, while Shea Stadium hosts the next decisive contest with a five-game series in place.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Tom Seaver
Jim Catfish Hunter
New York Mets
Oaklard A
Ae Rmight
Mets
Oakland
St Se
New York
Felix Millan
A's
Millan
Rusty Staub
Staub
Shea Stadium
California
Shea
Billy Connors
Yogi Berra
Willie Mays
Sea Stadium
A’s
Andrews
Anderson
Carman
Delaina Rhea York
Sal Bando
Dick Williams
AD Pa
Dick Green
Mike Andrews
Carter dominates Winchester sprint show and sets records
Duane Carter aka Poncho wins both features at Winchester on the high banked half mile, sets a world speed record in qualifying with 16.27 sec lap, and eclipses old marks. Bettenhausen and Kunzman crash, crowding the field as Sneva, Bigelow, and Dickson post fast times and heats.
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Winchester
Ind
Duane
Poncho) Carter
Steve Stapp
Huntington Beach
Lee Kunz
Gary Bettenhausen
Mahler
Karl Busson
Toledo
Ohio
Billy Cassella
Cassella
Carter
Johnny Parsons Jr
Rich Leavell
Parsons
Leavell
Elwood
Virgil Welch
Larry Dickson
Ca Dickson
Kunzman
Tom Sneva
Carl Gelhausen
Billie Cassella
Rollie Bealle
Bruce Walkup
Tom Bigelow
Bill Englehart
Benny Rapp
Joe Saldana
Dickson
Busson
Bettenhausen
Busco
Bigelow
Csstis
Rolie
Benny Ray
Sneva
A's Revolt Looms Over Andrews Firing
Reggie Jackson warned a revolt could erupt among the Oakland Athletics after owner Charles Finley fired second baseman Mike Andrews following a costly error in a 108 inning loss to the Mets. Jackson said several players may refuse to play or hold out in spring training, with a team meeting planned to discuss the situation.
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Mike Andrews
Millan
Andrews
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Charles C. Finley
Jackson
Eric Prewitt
A’s
New York Mets
Finley
Mets
Shea Stadium
Mike
Williams
Vig
Bando
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Voyles Leads Daleville Invitaional Underdogs Fall Short
The Daleville Invitational featured individual competitors with no schools entered for teams. Ron Pittston of Daleville placed third. Ray of Blue finished fourth. Williams of Anderson took sixth. Yorktown, Alexandria, and other squads earned lower spots. The event highlighted local athletes while other game notes covered baseball personnel and preparations.
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Dalevilles
Anderson Kurt Floyd
Daleville
Ron Pittston
Dale
Lle
Ray of Blue
Willams
Anderson Ith
Rey Vere
Yorktown
Mee
Alexandria
Reshoff
Cowan Sal Sighland
Threats to Ohio State dominate AP college grid rankings
The AP top twenty college football poll shows Alabama Oklahoma and Michigan as chief threats to Ohio State after notable wins. Ohio State stays No. 1 with 39 first place votes and 1,113 points. Michigan rises to fourth with 835 points. Alabama and Oklahoma jump to near the top as Texas falls out. Notre Dame and Southern California also climb with decisive victories shaping the race.
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Oklahoma
Michigan
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Buckeyes
Lace
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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State
Penn State
Army
Ajup
Nebras
Southern
Cal
Atl
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Trounc
Texas
Pirates Top Muncie South In Crestview Golf Meet
Muncie Madison Heights posted a 25 39 victory over Muncie South at Crestview Golf Course Monday. Tom Jewell captured first with 13 25. finishers included Bob Jackson third Charlie Hubler sixth Karl Runseh seventh and Larry Stark eighth. Madison Heights closed the season at 6 5.
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Madison Heights
Muncie South
Crestview
Pirates
Tom Jewell Takng
Bob Jackson
Charlie Hubler
Karl Runseh
Larry Stark
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Anderson Banking Company
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Capitol Life Insurance CO
Lowell D. Williams
Copies Life Insurance Co
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Chartered Life
Wiliams
D. Williams & Associa
American College of Life
Denver, Colorado
L. D. Williams & Associates
Citizens Bank
India
Indiana Bell
Indiana Bell Business Office
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