Masters Lead Questioned by Brewer Torn in Four-Way Fray
Augusta Ga AP Vete ran Gay Brewer hospitalised with near fatal illness last year surged into a four way tie for second round lead at the Masters with a 66 to total 141 three under par. Bob Dickson Tommy Aaron and J C Snead also among leaders while Jack Nicklaus collapsed to 77 and 146 total. Chi Chi Rodriguez shared 142 and Ben Crenshaw 144 as Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino battled to make the cut.
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Longer Deer Season Set in Western Kansas
Western Kansas deer hunters will gain a four day longer season and about 900 more deer hunting permits statewide this fall. The archery season runs Oct 1 to Nov 25 with a closing period Dec 15 and then continues until Dec 31. There will be no limit on archery permits due to participation and success.
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Oklahoma Names Lester Lane Sooner Head Coach
Lester Lane former Oklahoma star will lead the Sooners basketball program as head coach returning to his alma mater. The move fills the vacancy created when John MacLeod left for the Phoenix Suns last week.
Comet Girls Set Track Records at Neodesha Meet
Chanute Blue Comets win team title at Neodesha invitational with three new marks. Relay records include 440 in 52.1 and mile relay in 4 35.0, plus shuttle hurdles in 33.3. Ellis leads long jump at 174 inches. Chanute takes 30 points to 25 for Neodesha.
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New Royals Manager McKeon Uses Humor To Teach And Entertain
The new Kansas City Royals manager Jack McKeon discusses humor as a key coaching tool to calm players and teach lessons. He recalls using a rope on a base runner, snakes to motivate an outfielder, blank pistol blasts in Denver, Beatles wig and green light pranks to boost attention and ticket sales.
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Umpire Harold Turner Sparks Controversy in Doubleheader
Harold "Tee" Turner, umpire-in-chief, forfeited the second Neosho County Allen County game after ejecting two Allen players and a heated confrontation with coach Joe Haynes. The schools later overrode the forfeit and planned to resume the twin bill, with Robb praising Turner's command but calling the move hastily.
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Pirates Rally Past Cardinals in NL Opener
Pittsburgh Pirates explode for five runs in the bottom of the eighth to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 in the NL opener. The rally comes after Bob Gibson labored into the eighth with a 5-2 lead as ceremonies retire Roberto Clemente’s uniform number 21.
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Orioles Crush Brewers 10–0 in Opener
Brooks Robinson belted two homers and Don Baylor added four extra base hits including a homer as the Baltimore Orioles routed Milwaukee 10 to 0 in their baseball opener.
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Cubs Clinch Narrow Win Over Expos on Walks
Chicago Cubs beat Montreal Expos 3 2 as the tying and winning runs came on bases loaded walks in the ninth inning. The game features late drama and a relief appearance sealing the Cubs victory. Teams exchange leads before the decisive walks in Chicago.
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Mets blank Phillies in Seaver opener with McGraw relief
New York defeats Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Tug McGraw provides crucial eighth inning relief to back Tom Seaver in the 1973 season opener. Carlton, the 1972 Cy Young winner, takes loss.
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Fisk Drives In Six As Red Sox Hammer Yankees 15-5
Carlton Fisk. rookie of the year in 1972. drove in six runs with two home runs including his first major league grand slam as the Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 15 to 5 on Friday.
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