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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1973

Page

5

Rams Edge Chiefs 23-13 in Season Opener Thriller

John Hadl threw two touchdown passes and Steve Preece ran for a TD as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 23-13 in the NFL opener. Bertelson and McCutcheon led Rams rushing, while Beathard threw late TDs for KC. Attendance was 62,315 in wet, cloudy conditions broadcast nationally.

Kansas City John Hadl Steve Preece Los Angeles Rams Chiefs Rams Hadl Pat Currant Dave Elmendorf Larry McCutcheon Jack Reynolds Mike Livingston David Ray Preece Ray Pete Beathard Elmo Wright Gary Butler Los Angeles Corron Hod La—Mccutcheon Precce Roy c—Wright Beathard Stenerud Kc—Buller

Eight Games Slated In City Open Today

Eight first round bracket B games were rained out. Play resumes at 5:45 p.m. with International House of Pancakes facing Rogers Corner, Went 1. Other matches include Stonybrook Blues versus Pugue Trucking Went 2 and Mobil Chemical against Honychurch Realtors Went 4.

International House of Pancakes Rogers Stonybrook Blues Pugue Trucking Frosinone Borneo Athletic Club Mobil Chemical Honychurch Realtors Platoria Lounge North End Sports Seaside Snetco Bridgeport Fire Department Bednar Motors Sterling Barnum Spotiow Plumbing Dorber Graphics

Whitworth Cups Rain Shortened Southgate Event

Kathy Whitworth won the Southgate Open after rain halted play at Leawood South Country Club. The 36 hole event ended with Miss Whitworth at 142 total, one stroke ahead of Gerda Boykin who shot 73 on Saturday. Betsy Cullen was third at 144. Whitworth’s 68th career victory and back-to-back wins come as LPGA officials paid the full purse despite the stoppage.

Kansas City Kathy Whitworth Miss Whitworth Onestroke Gerda Boykin Mary Horner Leawood South Country Club Leawood Kan LPGA Dallas

Ryan Pitches Angels To 3 1 Victory Over Royals In Late Game

Nolan Ryan hurled a three hitter striking out 10 to raise his total to 348 for the year and narrow the all time and American League records. The Angels beat the Royals 3 to 1 as Ryan moved within one of Rube Waddell and 34 of Sandy Koufax. Willie Horton?

Anaheim Nolan Ryan California Angels Kansas City Royals Ryan Royals Sandy Koufax Rube Waddell Lou Piniella Steve Horley Jones Royals Amos Otis Oakland Gene Garber Mickey Rivers

Weight Records Set At World Championships In Cuba

In the World Weightlifting Championships in Cuba Iranian lifter Mohammed Nasiri set world records in clean and jerk and total in the 1144 pound class with 1309 pounds and 529 pounds. Japanese lifter Orisaki won the class with a 232 pound snatch and gold, Sygmunt Smalcerz of Poland took silver in snatch with 220, Romania's Ortozan bronze with 220. Indonesia's Bessie earned silver in total while Smalcerz finished third overall.

Miami Mohammed Nasiri Ha‘vana Orisaki Cuba Nasiri Sygmunt Smalcerz Poland Romania Ortozan Indonesia Bessie iSmalcerz

Frank Robinson’s Baseball Hallmark Revisited

VALUABLE LOS ANGELES reports Frank Robinson, formerly of the Dodgers and the Nationals, earned 1956 NL Rookie of the Year honors with the Dodgers and later captured MVP awards in both the National and American Leagues after joining the Angels.

LOS Angeles UPI Frank Robinson The Angels

Southern Cal Unimpressive Start in Opening Weekend

Associated Press reports top contenders emerge after Southern Cal’s 17-0 win over Arkansas. Ohio State and Michigan run big. Alabama, Penn State, LSU, Oklahoma, and others post decisive victories as the college grid season opens with notable performances by Ohio State’s ground game and Alabama’s rushing onslaught.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Southern California Texas Notre Dame Southern Cal Arkansas Ohio State Minnesota Michigan Iowa Bryant Alabama California Penn State Stanford Louisiana State Colorado Oklahoma Baylor Nebraska UCLA Tennessee Duke Auburnn Oregon State Arizona State Oregon Florida Kansas State North Carolina State Virginia Houston Rice North Carolina William & Mary Texas Tech Utah John McKay Cal Archie Griffin Neal Colzie Champ Henson Cal Stoll Woody Hayes Franklin Wolverines Chuck Heater Keating Town Bo Schembechler Gary Rutledge Richard Todd Mike White Carthage North Park Bull Siete Central St Okla Missouri Cael Wesleyan Clarion Moorhead Hastings Emporia College Heidelberg Co Deflance Hillsdale Ferris State MiInais Indiana Louisiana Sia Okla Ft Hays Northwood Aalch St Joseph's Ind Oklahoma State Arlington Ottawa Kans Southwest Olterbein Kenyon College Peru State Tarkio College Purdue Wisconsin St Thomas Col St Norbert Sioux Falls Dane College Dakota Tech Rocky Mountain South Methodist Santa Clara Morningside Stephen F Austin Ilinois St Texas State Texas Lutheran Wichita State Far West Arizona Wyoming Halse State Idaho Callf Lutheran Humboldt State Ea! Poly Northridge State Cal U Riverside San Diego Chico State Willamette Coto State Univ Brigham

Hale Irwin cruises Heritage with five stroke win

Hale Irwin closed with a cautious one over par 72 to finish 12 under 272 at Harbour Town, earning a $30,000 prize and extending his season earnings past $100,000. Grier Jones and Jerry Heard tied for second at 277, with Jim Wiechers third at 280 amid mild winds.

Hilton Head Island S.C Hale Irwin Irwin Harbour Town Grier Jones Jerry Heard Jones Heard Big Jim Wiechers Gary Player South Africa Johnny Miller Arnold Palmer 5.C Corrs Por Andy North Jerry McGee Dave Eichelberger Ben Crenshaw Forrest Ferler Don Iverson Mason Rudolph Cesar Sanuda Don Sikes Dean Avahatley Rae Job Murphy Bob Charles George Johnson Fred Morll Bob Gosby Julius Boras Arai DeWitt Weaver STO Joan Schroeder SIG Hubert Green Kim Ferriell George Knudson Bob Hb Rog Cornes J.C. Snead Scot Rik Mossengale TG Lebron Morris Charles Coody Leonard Trb Asa Karry Hinson Bob Wynn Chuck Courtney Art Watt Gardner Dickinson Allen Atiller Odell Massey Sam Adams Homero Blancas Tom Walson Richard Crawford Bea Deere Bemon Dwight Nevil Pete Brown Tom Shaw Pat Fitzsimons Bunky Henry Curlis Sifford Suy Jim Simons Lionel Hebert Tietian Bob Dickson Gree Tom Ulozus Tommy McGinnis Roy Pace George Archer Frank Beard David Graham Ron Cerrudo

Heritage Golf Scores at Heritage Classic Hilton Head

Tiger Woods era star and former college golf champion from Colorado led the Heritage Classic at Harbour Town, finishing five strokes ahead after a dramatic final round. The field awarded prize money ranging from $30,000 down to several hundred dollars for dozens of players, with Irwin earning top honors and substantial winnings amid a crowded leaderboard.

Colorado

Jets at Packers NFL opener faces Namath and a young secondary

In Milwaukee, the Jets visit the Packers for the NFL season opener as Joe Namath tests Green Bay’s pass defense. Packers safeties and corners, led by Jim Hill and Al Matthews, aim to halt Namath’s diverse passing while contending with Emerson Boozer and Jim Nance in New York’s ground game. Riggins may play after a disrupted camp, shaping the Jets’ balanced attack.

Milwaukee Green Bay Packers Joe Namath Jim, Hill New York Jets Willie Buchanan Ken Ellis al Matthews Jets Packers County Stadium Nationa Namath NFL Ellis Green Bay Matthews Hill San Diego Chargers Dan Devine New ‘York Emerson Boozer Jim Nance Devine Boozer John Riggins Riggins

College Football Scores From The Auaieles Press

A long list of college football results with numerous teams and scores across multiple regions. Notable pairings include Boston University routing Temple while Syracuse beat Bridgeport 1a and Kentucky defeating Indiana. Other mentions include Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, and Florida State in varied outcomes.

Auaieles Press Broomspura Aeippenanira Boston Temple Baston Juniata College Gettysburg Col Lafayette Kings Point Lehigh Connecticut Massachusetts Villanaga Monichoir Kuiztown Rochester Tech Captsus Col Southern Conny Coast Guard Springfield Cortland State Susquehanna Grove City Vermont Tee Alabama California Albany Late Auburn Oregon State Austin Peay Youngstown Bridgewater St Paul's Cal Brockport State Bridgewat Mass Carson-Newman Estail State Ciadel Presbyterian East Carolina South Mississippi Elizabeth City Petersburg St Eton College Samford Emory & Henry Py Iki Cal Foirmant West Calle Fisk “University Waite Col Florida Kansas Furman Appalachian Gardner-Webb Hewberry Georgia Pittsburgh Grambling Co Alcorn AEM Hampton Winston Louisiana Memphis State North Texas Middle Town Fenn U Cnavenadia Virginia Union J.C. Smolin Wake Forest Florida “State West Virginia Macylon West Va State Cancer College Akron Buller Angelo St Nebraska Omaha Ashland Gustav Adolphus Baldwin-Wallace Evansvile Bethany Bethel Kans W.va Case Western Minnie Dakota Wesley Black Hills Cfamestown Bluffton Taylo Buena Vista Westinar. College

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