Yankees Power Reappears As Nettles Leads Bombing
Yankees erupt past the Oakland A’s 7-1 with four homers led by Graig Nettles two blasts. Roy White Bobby Murcer and Ron Blomberg back the surge as New York climbs to a .268 team average. MLB results across leagues follow with Boston over California 2-1 and more scorelines.
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Phil Esposito Ordered To Pay Support
Boston AP Phil Esposito star center for the Boston Bruins was ordered by Suffolk County Probate Court Judge Joseph P. Warner to pay monthly support of 870 to his estranged wife Linda and their two daughters Lauri age 9 and Carrie age 5. He must also cover mortgage upkeep on the Lynnfield home and medical and auto expenses. Mrs Esposito seeks records of his U S and Canadian bank accounts and investments. She filed a separation suit for cruelty and desertion on Jan 15 and was awarded temporary custody of the children. The couple married Aug 19, 1963 in Ontario.
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Yale lineman Leven signs multiyear Cowboys deal
Yale guard and defensive tackle Bob Leven, a sixth round NFL draft choice, signed a multiyear contract with the Dallas Cowboys. The 6'5" 254-pound lineman earned AP All Ivy honors and All New England accolades.
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National League Standings and Tuesday Results Highlight Tight Race
The National League leads with Chicago at .609 and San Francisco at .608. Tuesday games featured Chicago 7 Houston 1, Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 1, St Louis 2 Cincinnati 0, Los Angeles 9 Philadelphia 3, New York 5 San Francisco 2, with Wednesday and Thursday schedule notes across rival matchups and key pitcher records.
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Montreal Expos and 1973 season notes mixed in report
Mike Torrez, native of Topeka, Kan., was Montreal's winningest pitcher last season with a 16 and 12 record. The Expos press guide runs 120 pages, printed in English and French. Manager Gene Mauch played with 14 teams 1943 to 1959. Pittsburgh Pirates won seven of eight in early 1973. Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson now with California Angels. Billy Conigliaro joins Oakland Athletics under Dick Williams.
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DeBusschere Leaves Knicks for Nets GM Post
The New York Nets plan to name Dave DeBusschere general manager for the 1974-75 season after he helped the Knicks win the NBA title. The 32-year-old star is reported to have signed a 10-year, 75 thousand dollar per year contract and may play one more season. Knicks GM Red Holzman declined to confirm the move. DeBusschere, a six foot six forward, has seven All Star appearances and a place in Knicks history for his defense and rebounding in the 1973-74 title run against the Lakers.
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Winners Listed In Handicap Rolloff At Roll-A-Way Lanes
Steve Lewis and Marian Hachey combined a 973 scratch total with a 95 pin handicap for 1,068 to win the weekly Sunday five string handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes. They led Dick Boutin and John Foran, who totalled 1,011 scratch plus a 50 pin handicap to place second. Other scores included R Lessard and E Couture 1,045 and R Couture J Douglas 1,026. A jack pot for Gene Mauch looms next Sunday at 6:30. Montreal Expos manager Gene Mauch, Baltimore Orioles newcomer Tommy Davis, and horseman Joe March are noted in this wrap.
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Lee practices luck over skill in Red Sox 2 1 win
Bill Lee improves to five victories with a bases loaded escape in the eighth as Boston edges the California Angels 2-1 at Fenway Park. Reggie Smith’s strong arm twice saves runs and Orlando Cepeda belts his seventh homer as Nolan Ryan allows five hits.
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Little Folks Bowlers Win Lane Crown with Trophies
The Little Folks Mixed Couples league held its annual party at 20th Century Lanes. Doris and Nick Gillis awarded 36 trophies to top teams and outstanding bowlers. Wildcats edged Buddies for the league title. Bar Room Bums, Tigers, Screwballs, Squares followed. Individual awards went to Guy Lajeunesse and Scott Morse for boys high triples. Carol Gillis led girls with 319. Carol Petit topped girls in high singles with 124. David Montpas and Guy Lajeunesse tied for boys high 126. Several bowlers also appeared in Candlepin Kid's show last winter. Buddies claimed team totals and singles awards with 1630 and 597.
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Ryun Shifts Focus From Records To Wins
New York reports Jim Ryun, record holder in indoor and outdoor miles, has shifted to prioritizing victories over records. Influenced by the ITA pro tour, he says the aim is now to win and enjoy running, with upcoming finals including Madison Square Garden on June 6. He has won nine of 11 pro races, earning $5,400, and may add more at Louisville, Richmond, and Madison Square Garden.
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Indy 500 Race Washed Out For Second Day In a Row
Indianapolis awaiting a 10 am EDT start as persistent drizzle forces a second straight postponement. Thirty-one of 32 cars paraded on Tuesday, David Walther missing from the lineup after a serious Friday crash. Officials warned of dangerous, wet track conditions while drivers faced fines for position changes. John Martin’s McLaren required repairs after a Tuesday parade lap hose failure as drivers braced for a calmer pace once brought to action.
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Nicklaus Absent From Kemper Open Field
Chi Chi Rodriguez arrives as Nicklaus misses Kemper Open action at Quail Hollow. Rodriguez touts strategy to enter events Nicklaus may skip, while Trevino and Crampton vie for early lead and top money. Contenders include Player, Palmer, Sanders. Ras Allen and Ron Letellier top Pecan Valley action into third round.
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