Frisco winds topple Cardinals in wind blown game
The St Louis Cardinals lost to the San Francisco Giants 9 5 as wind at Candlestick Park disrupted plays. Lisle Melendez muffed a fly ball in the fourth allowing three runs, while Lymm McGlothen struggled with the gusts after a strong start. Elsewhere the Mets beat the Reds 4 3 and the Astros defeated the Expos 4 0.
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Trojans favorites in College World Series
Southern California aims for a fifth straight title as Miami Texas and Oklahoma join a strong field in Omaha. Dedeaux’s Trojans clash with Seton Hall while Northern Colorado and Southern Illinois lurk as potential spoiler in a tightly contested College World Series opening weekend.
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Berning Leads Desert Inn LPGA First Round
In Las Vegas Sue Berning shot five under par with a smooth 67 to seize the Desert Inn tournament lead. Sandra Palmer Marlene Hagge and Donna Young sit two strokes back at 70 while a group at one under par includes Marilyn Smith Lang Lille Kathy Whitworth and others.
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Gal Densberg
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Pam, Higgins
Beth Stone
Chako Matsui
Husker eager to tour Italy in July
Nebraska basketball coach Joe Cipriano announced a July tour of Italy for three weeks with exhibitions and clinics in Udine Venice and Rimini. The trip aims to provide education and tough competition for the young Huskers, with former player Chick Jura helping coordinate plans.
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Hegan breaks pinch hit jinx as Brewers win
Milwaukee’s Mike Hegan delivered two pinch singles breaking a 24 at bat drought and sparking a 7 0 Brewers win over the California Angels. Texas Rangers beat the Indians 6 2, and the Yankees toppled the White Sox 5 1 in a shortened AL schedule.
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Schlee shoots 66 to pace Philadelphia Golf Classic
John Schlee, 45, led the Philadelphia Golf Classic after an opening 66 at Whitemarsh Valley. The star, who admits a poor focus year, cited astrological beliefs while dropping in eight birdies and two bogeys. Teammates Tom Deakin and Charley Sifford were one stroke behind at 67.
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As I See It Dave Hill on Practicing Golf Swing
Dave Hill argues that attempting to improve rhythm and timing by forcefully bashing drives wastes effort. He warns that this approach only tires players and fails to develop a true golf swing. The piece critiques the common practice range methods and stresses a measured, mechanical focus.
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NFL financial report shows modest club profits in 1973
New York AP reports NFL Management Council released figures indicating an average 1973 after tax profit per club of about $472,500 with a 7.6 percent return. Ticket sales produced 62 percent of revenue while player costs neared 39 percent. Two clubs posted losses, including the Houston Oilers at $459,000, amid rising salaries and expanding TV incomes.
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Big Eight and Orange Bowl ink contract for four years
The Big Eight Conference and the Orange Bowl Committee signed a four year contract allowing the conference champion to play in the Orange Bowl for four consecutive seasons starting with the 1958 game. A conference rep will select three teams to participate if the champion is unavailable, and Big Eight teams not in the Orange Bowl may play in other postseason games. The deal extends their prior agreements and adds prestige and reward to winning the conference title.
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Bright attire marks French Open tennis rounds
The French championship scene shows colorful outfits among players with men in varied shirts and shorts while women mostly wear white. Ten American men reach the singles rounds as Eddie Dibtc defeats Hansburgen Plots and Ashe faces Jun Kuki, with several other American matchups listed.
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Belmont Stakes field set after Cordero suspension shuffle
Cordero off Cannonade replaced by Velasque as Belmont field of 12 forms. Little Current leads early favorites with Rivera aboard after Derby fifth and Preakness win. Hudson County, Jolly John, El Kayanalsto, Hold And Fancy among others. Race carries about 5 4 p m EDT with purses totaling 172 950 dollars.
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Northeast Missouri ace draws attention at NCAA meet
Northeast Missouri State quarter miler Larance Jones draws taunts after signing with the New York Giants making him ineligible for AAU events. At Memorial Stadium the 440 semifinals featured Jones with rivals from Kansas and Missouri State pacing the field.
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Pair survives in British Amateur Golf Championship
At Muirfield Scotland Jimmy Gabrielsen from Atlanta and John Owens of Lexington Kentucky reach the quarter finals of the British Amateur Golf Championship in strong form. Gabrielsen, a Walker Cupper, dominates wind swept links while Owens, a Kentucky amateur champion, fights back to edge George Haines after losing early holes.
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Iowa takes first in East Division baseball wrap
The Oaks beat Denver 11-5 to climb into first in the East Division, moving a half game ahead of Indianapolis. Bart Johnson and Kim Clark delivered key hits, Oscar Zamora took the loss for Denver, while Mark Littell earned the win for Omaha.
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