Allin Captures Florida Citrus Open by Eight Strokes
Buddy Allin, 28, a Vietnam veteran, wins the Florida Citrus Open at Rio Pinar by eight strokes with a 23 under par total 265. He shoots a final round 67 to seal the title, while Charles Coody, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Homero Blancas, Grier Jones, and Kermit Zarley finish tied for third at 274.
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Orlando
Fla
Buddy Allin
Vietnam
Allin
Gay Brower
Rio Pinar Country Club
Gibby Gilbert
Charles Coody
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Homero Blancas
Grier Jones
Kermit Zarley
Lee Trevino
White Norton Lead Weekend Bowling Scores and Singles
White and Norton topped weekend bowling with White’s 243 single and 637 series, plus a 206 game, while Mary Norton led the women with a 208 and 545. The roundup lists high scores across late and early mixed doubles, bantam, seniors, and various teams with numerous players named and scores shown.
Nels Trisket Receives Award at Sole Bowl-Aire Event
Nels Trisket, Corry’s longtime bowling star, received a special trophy Saturday to launch Bowl-Aire Lanes’ first annual Senior Citizen’s Tournament, presented by the tournament committee members.
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Nels Trisket
Corry
Bowl-Aire Lanes
Trisket
Pharmacy Captures Sr. Citizen's Bowl Title at BowlAire
The Corry Pharmacy team of Nels Trisket, Fran McNulty, Ken Morrison, Frank Dorrance, and Allan Hasbrouck won the first Senior Citizen's Bowling Tournament at BowlAire Lanes with a 2839 total. Trisket, the league’s oldest member at 85, earned a special trophy. Keystone and Riverside Team No. 1 followed with 2826 and 2815, while Stahl's Jewelry had 2613. Dan Walton and Ralph Irvine tied for high scratch games at 203. Walton led with handicap games of 234 and 239 and a 650 handicap series.
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Corry Pharmacy
Nels Trisket
Fran McNulty
Ken Morrison
Frank Dorrance
Allan Hasbrouck
Pharmacy
Mountain’s Keystone
Riverside
Warren
Stahl's Jewelry
Dan Walton
Ralph Irvine
Walton
Ban Walton
Gray Ross
al Hasbrouck
Allison Gitfaranse
Archie Kingsley
al Hanson
Art Gogain
Cy Young
Bill Devith
Maury Markley
Dalton Weidner
Claude Lictus
Edigar Spoon
Merle Newhouse
Walt Shannon
Dilek
Mountain
Gordon Titus
Stanford Coach Reveals How To Beat UCLA In Basketball
Stanford coach Howie Dallmar argues that controlling tempo is key to defeating UCLA, stressing careful shot selection and ball control for 28 to 30 minutes. UCLA won 70 straight games with a late surge from Bill Walton, 15 of his 24 points in the second half, as Stanford led 25-18 at halftime.
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UCLA
Howie Dallmar
Stanford
Bruins
Dallmar
Bill Walton
Crowell Falls in District Finals for 145 Pound Title
In Edinboro on Saturday Scott Crowell lost the 145 pound District 10 final to Curt Clark of Union City by 85. Clark built an early 6-2 lead, then held on 6-5 late in the third, adding late points to seal the victory. Crowell had defeated Mercer’s Mike Burns 7-5 in the semifinals. Carr, Harkless, and Stottlemeyer also captured district titles, with the victors advancing to the Central Northwestern Regionals in Clarion Saturday.
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Edinboro
Crowell
Union City
Curt Clark
Clark
Union City Grappler
Bill Graves
Erie East
Mike Burns
Mercer
East
Jim Carr
Oil City
Larry Harkless
Hickory
Randy Stottlemeyer
Carr
The
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William McNeish
Reynolds
McNeish
Stottlemeyer
Harborcreek
Rusty Winkler
Tom Turnbull
Mike Perry
Iroquois
Rich Augustine
McDowell
Academy
Brady Hammond
Clarion
Dee
James Flintim
Ray Frantz
Bill Holcomb
Gee
Kieth Fabris
Leroy Sample
Jimmy Carr
Randy Stoltemeyer
Dave Nowakowski
Pat Landfried
Uni
Chris Wright
Pat Erickson
Orioles Aim To Regain Power In 1973 Season
The Orioles seek to reclaim Eastern division supremacy after a down year. They added Earl Williams from Atlanta to bolster a fading offense, while Frank Robinson, Mike Cuellar, and Pat Dobson had boosted past titles. Concerns include pitching with Dave McNally and Cuellar aging, defense anchored by Brooks Robinson and Belanger, and an uncertain outfield as Don Buford exits.
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Fla
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Orioles
Earl Williams
Atlanta Braves
Frank Robinson
Mike Cuellar
Pat Dobson
Baltimore
Williams
Detroit
Robinson
Atlanta
Dobson
Roric Harrison
Dave Johnson
Johnny Oates
Earl Weaver
Dave McNally
Cuellar
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Bobby Grich
Boog Powell
Brown
Oakland
Enos Cabell
Senate
Don Buford
Japan
Paul Blair
Merv Rettenmund
Don Baylor
Rich Coggins
Weaver
Crusaders Clinch Two Wins Tie For First In League
St Thomas Crusaders finish 8-2, tied with St Marys and Holy Rosary for top spot after weekend victories. Crusaders beat St Johns Girard 45-33 behind 13 points from Larry Frisina then defeated St Pauls 35-28 as Frisina adds 12. Overall season record 16-4.
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Crusaders
St. Mary's
Holy Rosary
St. John's
Girard
Larry Frisina
St. Paul's
St.Thomas
ST Thomas ST Pauls Erie
GFT
Cragg TV
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Triscult
Seelinger
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Clement Doo
Allier
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