Raiders face Ulster Community in NJCAA tourney opener
Platte College from Nebraska, 27-6 Region 4 champions, opens the 1973 NJCAA tournament Tuesday against Ulster Community College of Stone Ridge, N.Y. Coach Gene Terezva's squad, on an eight-game win streak, features standout scorers Brower and Wesolawski, with injuries to Wesolawski and Williams noted. All Platte games broadcast on RISK AM and FAL with Eddie Hidenoue.
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Frankie Frisch Dies at 74 in Wilmington
Frankie Frisch Hall of Fame baseball player died of cardiac arrest at Wilmington Medical Center aged 74. He was injured in an automobile accident on February 8 near Elkton Maryland, the report stated.
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Seabees compete in weekend swim meets at Millard and Kearney
Seabees participated in two weekend AAU meets led by Millard Shamrock with 450 swimmers from 11 teams and Kearney's meet scoring 682 points. Jeff Degn earned a Fone medal with a third in the 10 yard breaststroke as Fr The Kearney squad also beat Columbus in a dual meet.
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Royals Start New Season Under McKeon In Kansas City
Kansas City Royals enter a fresh season with manager Jack McKeon, a new stadium, and a revamped philosophy. Key players like Patek, Otis, May, and Splittorff are highlighted as the club aims to improve from a fourth place finish, while pitching depth and defense are retooled to challenge the AL West, with McKeon stressing fundamentals and a new mental approach.
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Mets Fine Mays After He Misses Camp Workout
The Mets penalty a fine reportedly ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars after Willie Mays failed to show for a Saturday workout in St. Petersburg Florida following his Atherton California return. Manager Yogi Berra cited the absence as a misstep while Mets officials sent a search party to his apartment.
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Adams tops Big Eight scoring in fractured 1972-73 season
Oklahoma freshman Awan Adams led the Big Eight with 22.1 points per game despite missing the last five games with a broken arm. John Brown of Missouri was second at 30.4, followed by Oklahoma State's Kevin Fitzgerald at 18.6. Colorado's Scott Wedivise and Iowa State's Dont Harris rounded the top five. Al Eberhard led in free throws with 125. Brown totaled 529 points in 26 games as Missouri tied for second in the league race.
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Iowa State wins NCAA wrestling team title in Seattle
Iowa State captures its second straight NCAA wrestling crown as Clarion State stars upend Oregon State to claim open and team titles. Chris Taylor and Rich Binek lead Cyclones with dominant pins and the event highlights Clarion State’s three championships and Taylor’s future speaking engagement at an April Columbus awards ceremony.
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Georgia selects new cage mentor
In Athens Georgia James Babe McCarthy, coach of the Dallas Chaparrals, was named head coach at the University of Georgia. McCarthy replaces Ken Rosamond who was fired Sunday and will begin recruiting immediately. Assistant coach Dave Brown will replace McCarthy at Dallas.
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Kudren, Lanes Leaders Highlight Saturday Night Mixed
Denis Kudren posted a 244 game and 620 series to anchor Saturday action at Boulevard Lanes with support from a 205 and notable scores from Nika, Marc Viiia, and Jerry Keoeker. Women leaders included Val Stehger, Ann Wozny, and Jonas team highs led to a 1,910 threesome.
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Bruins in Action This Week in NCAA Playoffs
UCLA Bruins prepare for the NCAA tournament with optimism and a seven game winning streak. Coach Ken Werklen notes they face the top-ranked team, aiming to extend a 32 game NCAA Tournament win streak and six straight national titles.
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Bowling scores and college basketball tourney notes mix
Muth drilled a 264 game and 645 series as part of a busy bowling card featuring Louies Restaurant leading with an 855 total and Grace Faree posting 243. In college hoops, regional NCAA action covered West Coast, Big Ten, SEC, and more with numerous upsets and forthcoming quarterfinal pairings across four regions.
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Smiths win doubles event at Boulevard Lanes
Doh and Sue Smith topped the field in a Sunday night TV seated doubles at Boulevard Lanes with 182 281 and 26 for a 630 handicap. Doug and Gloria, Marlinson, 24, led a list of tied teams at 621. Murray and Helen Smith won the jackpot drawing after facing last week’s draw.
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Southpaw Loss Marked Grimsley’s Battles With Cincinnati Teds
Grimsley of the Cincinnati Teds managed 13 losses and only 21 wins this year as he logged his first full season in the league, facing tough competition and a rocky Imajara calendar.
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