Beavers Fall 1-0 in Season Opener at Jamestown
Beavers baseball lost 1-0 to Jamestown Red Raiders on the Red Raiders’ field in the 1973 opener under new coach Harry Smith. Corry’s only hit was Dennis Kubiak’s second inning double, as Jamestown pitchers held the Beavers to one hit. Brown pitched all seven innings for Corry, allowing four hits with 10 strikeouts, while Green earned the win for Jamestown.
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Erie
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Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Atlanta
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Pedro Borbon
Jerry Reuss
Houston
Jimmy Wynn
Astros
Dodgers
Reds Pull Out Win In Eight Seven Thriller
The Reds outlasted the Braves 8-7 in a tight marathon as the Indians shut down the Yankees 3-1 in a rough start for New York. San Francisco beat San Diego 2-1, Cincinnati survived Atlanta 7-6 and Houston topped Los Angeles 4-1 behind Jerry Reuss and a late surge.
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Dan Fairchild
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Jamestown Pos AB
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Pischey Trouble
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Yankees
Ralph Houk
Sports Troubles Confront Schools
School directors wrestle with football coach vacancies and a merging Sparta CAHS, as James Bennett urges quick interviews for a long-delayed applicant, Ray Elsen explains why openings are scarce, and Ed Partch and Rene Nicklas face a single head coach post after Sparta’s grade shift. James Gruca resigns as CAHS assistant football coach. board approves.
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Bennett
Ray Elsen
Sparta High
CAHS
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Corry
Rene Nicklas
Sparta
William Kafferlin
Kafferlin
James Gruca
Gruca
Local Man Dominates Eastern Lake Erie Der By Stake
Dr William Mack and his beagle Knobby Hill Lady finished first last weekend at the Oil Creek Beagle Club event in Titusville. Mack, past president of the Eastern Lake Erie Association of Beagle Clubs, and his wife John compete regularly in eastern field trials.
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Oil Creek Beagle Club
Titusville
Mack
Dr. Mack
Eastern Lake Erie Association of Beagle Clubs
Aaron Master Wins Masters Way Past Nicklaus Shortfall
Aaron Master, in Augusta, clinches the Masters title with a four under par 68 final round to finish at 283, edging Jack Nicklaus who storms back with a late surge. The victory ends Aaron’s 13-year wait for a major, capping a dramatic finish where Peter Oosterhuis and J. C. Snead finish at 284 and 285 respectively.
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J. C. Snead
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Gainesville
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J. C
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John Miller
Bob Goalby
Golden Bear
South Africa
Caribbean
Arnold Palmer
Ben Crenshaw
Austin
Tex
Bobby Nichols
Paul Harney
Frank Beard
Lee Trevino
Augusta National
Staples Posts High 260 Game And 650 Series
Gerald Staples bowled the season high with a 260 game and a 650 series in the Businessmen's League. Paul Clark added a 246. In the women’s division Wilma Dean had 182 and Jean Brooks 176 in the Ladies Recreation League. Other high scores included Dies Ree Langu.
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Gerald Staples
Paul Clark
Wilma Dean
Jean Brooks
Aparicio Receives Kidnap Threats
Boston Red Sox shortstop Luis Aparicio said he will stay with the team after Venezuela police assured a 24 hour guard for his son Luis III, 15, amid kidnap and extortion threats from a gang in Maracaibo. He noted the ransom demand was not large and expressed nervousness about the threat.
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Venezuela
Maracaibo
Luis III
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Maracaib
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