Stenger fires 728 series and top team marks in Columbus bowling
Duane Stenger rolled 207 223 and 238 for a 668 series in the Columbus Men’s Bowling Association, the season’s high. His 728 is the third best in four years, topping Dennis Kiddron’s 714, while Dean’s Diner team posted a 3,027 trio total.
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Columbus Men's Bowling Association
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Deano
Dean's Diner
Columbus Association
Knicks extend win streak with 122 85 rout of Kings
New York Knicks roll to their seventh straight victory, 122 to 85 over the Kansas City Omaha Kings. Frazier scores 22, Meminger 21, Monroe 20 as New York closes within a half-game of Boston in the Atlantic Division. Pistons beat Sonics 116-106 in the other NBA game.
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Associated Press
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National Basketball Association
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Hal Greer
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Nate Archibald
Tidy Tomjanovich
Rockets
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Houston
Dave Bing
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Seattle
Ozark to manage Phillies vows better fundamentals and Attitude
Danny Ozark, named Phillies manager after a surprise ownership race, says the team lacks fundamentals but has young talent. He cites past lapses such as baserunning errors, striking out, and misplays, and stresses proper instruction can lift Philadelphia to a pennant.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
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Jones in second Mexican victory
Par nelli Jones piloted a modified Ford Bronco to his second straight Mexican 1600 off road race victory finishing in La Paz after 16 hours 47 minutes 35 seconds with co driver Bill Siroppe. He led by more than three checkpoints ahead of rivals. The time did not set a new race record.
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Mexicali
Mexico
Jones
San Ignacio
Sporting News names NL and AL All Star teams
The Sporting News announces the National and American League All-Star teams with Dick Allen Rod Carew Brooks Robinson Luis Aparicio Joe Rudi Bobby Murcer Richie Scheinblum Carlton Fisk Gaylord Perry Wilbur Wood Willie Stargell Joe Morgan Ron Santo Chris Speier Cesar Cedeno Roberto Clemente Johnny Bench Steve Carlton Ferguson Jenkins and honors Williams as NL Player of the Year and Carlton as Pitcher of the Year Allen named AL Player of the Year and Wood as AL Pitcher of the Year.
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St. Louis
Sporting News
Dick Allen
Chi Cago
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Wrooks Robinson
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Weston
Joe Rudi
Oakland
Bobby Murcer
New York
Richie Scheinblum
Kansas City
Carlton Wisk
Boston
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Wilbur Wood
Chicago
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Ron Santo
Chris Speier
San Francisco
Billy Williams
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Roberto Clemente
Johnny Bench
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Ferguson Jenkins
Williams
Carlton
Allens
Wood
Cornhusker Keglers Lead Columbus Bowl Event
Dick Sansoni rolled a 215 and Ervin Paben a 574 series to pace the Cornhusker Keglers at Columbus Bowl. Other top scores included Lonnie Karel 212 Jack Zeid 212 Gary Bock 212 Don Walter 201 and Paben 201. Pepsi Cola led team scores with 902 and Yankee Clippers 2 510.
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der Triehwasser
Gary Muth
Ardean Stone
Bob Arnberger
Kim Bernt
Jack Kosch
Jerry Hapge
Vernon McClupy
John Jacobitz
Paul Godéchull
Jerr Krocker
Harold Breckmayh
Harold Krumland
Dutch Cexniak
Dick Welchel
Jon Swanson
Joe Topil
Denny van Winkle
Keglers
Rich Morgan
Tren
Verona Schoepé
Ilan Golsehall Kala
Fred Neemeyer
Anily Kyumlaud
Dick Sansoni
Ervin Paben
Cornhusker
Alice Holt
Sherry Thomson
Opals
Wrestling coaches pass resolution in Big Eight meeting
Kansas City AP Big Eight Conference wrestling coaches passed a resolution supporting the United States Wrestling Federation to improve amateur wrestling. Commissioner Charles M. Neinas criticized U S Olympic Committee political maneuvering. The conference withdrew from the Olympic Committee last week.
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United States Wrestling Federation
U.S. Olympic Committee
Charles M. Neinas
United States — Olympic Committee
United States
Neinas
U.S. Wrestling Federation
Olympic Committee
Vikings Meet Aquinas in Pivotal Lakeview Showdown
Lakeview hosts Aquinas Monarchs in a season finale with Lakeview at 7-1 and Aquinas at 4-4. Coaches Kobyn and Kirby express confidence as key players like Jim Pillen and Zouha enter the game, with injuries lingering for two Monarchs. Kickoff is 7:30 at Lakeview High School.
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Aquinas
Monarchs
Vikings
Fred Kobyn
Jim Pillen
Dungdoucha Leolding
Denny Kirby
Lough
Albion
Kirby
Pilton
Zouha
David City
Canadiens cruise past Penguins 7-1 on road
Montreal remained unbeaten in the NHL with a 7-1 road win over the Pittsburgh Penguins, while Toronto defeated Buffalo 7-1 to halt the Sabres’ one game unbeaten run. Jacques Lemaire and Marc Tardif scored for Montreal with Serge Savard among the scorers.
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Marc Tardifugh
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Tams suffer sixth straight ABA setback after Finley fine
Charles OQ Finley drew a 92 500 fine for increased compensation to Oakland players and Memphis Tams fell 107 101 to the San Diego Conquistadors. Ollie Taylor led San Diego with 22 points as the Conquistadors won their third straight over the Tams. George Thompson top scored for Memphis with 37 points in the loss.
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American Basketball Association
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Tydiana
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Clemente Skips June Games With Mets
Pittsburgh star Roberta Clemente missed both games in New York against the Mets due to a severe catch and a bothersome left knee, sidelining him from the series.
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Roberta Clemente
New York
Mets
Pittsburgh Star
Grid scores from Nebraska high school football games
Auburn defeats Rock Port 34 to 0 as Odell runs for 31 points and Hartington Cedar Catholic rolls Coleridge 22 to 0. Nebraska small-town results list Fauball high grid scores and notable outcomes for Filley and Odell in early season play.
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Rock Port
Odell
Filley
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Coleridge
Gallup to host 1973 AAU women’s basketball championships
Gallup New Mexico will host 24 top women’s teams for the 1973 AAU basketball championships in March returning to Northwest New Mexico after 1965 to 1970. Bari Stewart president of the Gallup-McKinley County Chamber of Commerce said the meet includes college and amateur teams from across the nation. John F Kennedy College is the defending champion.
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McKinley County Chamber of Commerce
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New Mexico
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Stewart
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