Pirates Explode Past Giants in San Francisco
Al Oliver stars with six RBI on two homers as the Pirates rout the Giants 14-5 in San Francisco. Oliver slammed a two-run shot and a grand slam after a slow start, while Milt May added a three-run homer in the fourth to ignite a 13-1 lead.
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Knicks Tie Lakers 99 95 in NBA Playoff Game
The Knicks beat the Lakers 99-95 to even the best of seven series at one game each. Bill Bradley led with 26 points while Walt Frazier, Phil Jackson, Earl Monroe and Willis Reed also reached double figures as New York improved defense and tempo before heading to Madison Square Garden.
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Maplewood Tourney Set This Weekend
Maplewood softball hosts two double elimination tournaments at W. State Street fields this weekend with 22 teams in the men’s and six in the women’s events. Notable entrants include Worthington Steel and Northwest Page in the men’s draw, with both championships slated for Sunday afternoon.
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Final Little League Tryouts Set in Athens Park
The final 10 year old boys Little League tryouts in Athens take place Saturday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m on Field No 5 at W State Street park. Eligibility requires turning 10 by Aug 1 1973. For more information contact the City Recreation Office at 592 2423.
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Cincinnati Battles Indianapolis For NHL Franchise Edge
Cincinnati officials claim a lead in securing a National Hockey League franchise as Indianapolis builds a 17000 seat arena. John Weissert of the Pacers says Cincinnati has a promising position on file and expects NHL decision makers to consider its strong bid.
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Cats Need Sweep At Western By PAUL HAGEN
Ohio University coach Jerry France warns that the Bobcats must sweep MAC series to stay in the title race. Western Michigan visits Kalamazoo for a tough three game set as Ohio wobbles at 17-7 overall and 4-3 in the league with four weekends remaining.
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Ohio University signs 22 football hopefuls in spring sprint
Coach Bill Hess announced letters of intent from 22 high school grid prospects led by Greg Gilders and Greg Brooks from Alexander and Alexander. The class includes linemen, ends, and backs from Ohio and nearby counties, with formal ranges across multiple districts and districts in Ohio.
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Federal Hocking Edges Vinton County In Dual Meet Thriller
Federal Hocking defeated Vinton County 62 1/3 to 57 2/3 as Jeff Driggs led with wins in long jump and 440 and a first in the mile relay margin. Mike Meek won discus and tied for first in the 100. Mike Eberts and Harold Caudill also won events for their teams in a close track showdown.
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Redskins hold open tryouts at Capital University
Area football hopefuls are invited to Capital University on Tuesday May 26 at 8 am for Redskins free agent tryouts. Bring your own equipment. Former hopeful Herb Mulkey met a roster spot through this process last year.
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Wellston Rally Tops Jackson in Non-League Showdown
Wellston defeated Jackson 12 to 4 as eleven runs came in the fifth and sixth innings. Steve Arnold earned the win by pitching the full game with Randy Hatten contributing a double and three RBIs. Mike Stewart added a triple, and Dick Gilliland and Ed Martin each had three hits.
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