Oklahoma Sooners forfeit nine games in recruiting scandal
Oklahoma football players react to nine game forfeiture for last season due to recruiting irregularities. The team drops to 3-9 and the Sugar Bowl win over Penn State and Big Eight title are wiped out. Kerry Jackson and Mike Phillips declared ineligible. transcript tampering and dormitory violations cited. Coach Barry Switzer and Athletic Director Wade Walker confirm staff knowledge limitations and Michael resignation. Jackson comment reflects disappointment.
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Corry Tennis Team Falls to Meadville 5 2 on Bulldogs Courts
Meadville beat Corry 5 2 in a season second tennis meet on Meadville’s courts. Rande Joy won a singles match 2 6 6 4 6 3. Corry’s Loveland and Gerzina won the second doubles 6 1 7 5. Meadville’s Kirkpatrick and Miller swept first doubles 6 2 6 0. Next week Corry hosts three matches at Mead Park starting Monday at 10 a.m.
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Expos Renko Tops Carlton in 2-1 Slugfest Tie
Montreal right-hander Steve Renko fires a four hitter to beat Steve Carlton and the Phillies 2-1 in his 1973 debut. Renko, who opened 1972 with a win and endured a rough summer, matches 1972 momentum while Carlton falters in a tight NL clash. Other NL scores include Cubs 1 Mets 0, Bonds in 11th homer lifts Giants over Atlanta, Pirates over Cardinals, Padres over Reds, and Astros beating Dodgers.
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Tenace Homer Sparks A's Past Royals In Tight Win
Gene Tenace homered to lift the Oakland Athletics to a 7-6 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Ed Kirkpatrick and Cookie Rojas homered for KC, but a ninth inning single by Reggie Jackson set the stage for Tenace to deliver the decisive blow. Other AL and NL results follow in brief, including Yankees over Orioles and Tigers at Fenway.
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McAdoo Named Rookie Of Year In NBA Voting
Bob McAdoo of the Buffalo Braves won the NBA Rookie of the Year award for 1972-73 by a landslide. The 6-10 UNC product rose after a slow start, posting 18.0 points per game, 9.2 rebounds, and 2.16 blocks while finishing the season strong with high-scoring bursts.
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Fenton Leads Senior Citizens Bowling Victory
Bob Fenton tops the Senior Citizens League with a 198 score yesterday. Other high marks include Floyd Tarbell 190 and Archie Kingsley 182 while Dan Troyer Fran McNulty and Grant Ross also posted solid scores.
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Knicks Dominate Celtics 129-106 In Playoff Opener Rematch
The New York Knicks routed the Boston Celtics 129-106 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference final. Walt Frazier led with 24 points as Boston’s coach Tom Heinsohn lamented a complete breakdown. Knicks benching early in the fourth highlighted a one sided affair.
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