Top Ten Missing In Robinson Golf Classic
Robinson Illinois hosts the $100,000 Robinson Fall Golf Classic at Crawford Country Club with 144 players though top names are absent. Jim Jamieson and Bob Goalby lead Illinois favorites as Frank Beard endures a down season after earning about $50,000 this year. The field features past Robinson champions Goalby Knudson and Harris plus 1972 tour winners.
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Southern Illinois
Robinson
Jim Jamieson
Bob Goalby
Illinois
Beard
Labron Harris Jr
Jamieson
Grier Jones
Lou Graham
Hale
Oklahoma Drops to No 2 After 49-0 Win
Oklahoma falls to second in the latest rankings after a 49-0 victory over Utah State, while USC jumps with a 51-6 rout of Oregon State and a visit to Illinois. The Sooners rely on stars Greg Pruitt Joe Wylie and Leon Crosswhite plus strong freshman depth to power their offense.
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Bob DI Pietro
UPI
Oklahoma
Oregon
Sooners
Nebraska
UCLA
Chuck Fairbanks
Utah State
University of Southern California
Arkansas
Oregon State
USC
Trojans
Champaign
Ill
Fighting Illini
Illinois
Auburn
Greg Pruitt
Joe Wylie
Leon Crosswhite
Steve Carlton Nears Cy Young With 25th Win For Phillies
Carlton pitched a six hitter to defeat the Cardinals 2-1, boosting his record to 25-9 and leading the NL in wins, strikeouts, complete games, starts, and innings pitched. The Phillies scored in the sixth on Hutton’s double and Luzinski’s single, Robinson’s groundout providing the winning run. Other NL and AL games followed with Seaver, Pappas, and Menke keying late rallies and milestones.
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Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Phillies
Carlton
Tommy Hutton
Greg Luzinski
Bill Robinson
New York Downs
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
Montreal
Los Angeles
San Diego
Elias Sosa
Giants
Denis Menke
Reds
Cesar Geronimo
Menke
Darrel Chaney
Hal McRae
Geronimo
Giant
Ken Henderson
Rose
Joe Morgan
Manny Mota
Dodgers
Padres
Claude Osteen
Fred Norman
Dodger
Cuero Climbs to Fifth in State 3-A Rankings
Cuero's football team rose from seventh to fifth in the state 3-A ratings after a 49 19 win over Refugio. The squad opened with a 33-2 win over Yoakum and posted a 49-19 victory in their second game of the 1972 season, boosting their scoring margin to 82-21 while allowing seven points per game.
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Cuero
Power Refugio
Yoakum
Gregory Portland
Mount Pleasant
Wichita Falls Hirschi
Monahans
Kilgore
Red Sox Extend Lead as Tiant Shuts Down Orioles
At Fenway Park the Red Sox beat Baltimore 9-1 and 4-0 to pull one game ahead in the AL East race. Luis Tiant pitched a four hitter to improve to 9-1 since August, drawing a standing ovation. Carlton Fisk and Dwight Evans led the offense in the opener, and Detroit closed in with a 4-1 win over Cleveland.
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Vito Stellino
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Luis Tiant
Luis Aparicio
Tiant
Aparicio
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Carlton Fisk
Dwight Evans
Jim Palmer
Mike Cuellar
Evans
Cuero Rattlers Face Navasota In Key Friday Clash
Cuero bets on speed to upset Navasota the Rattlers with top receivers Chatman and Woodard and a compact defense led by Wittmer and Salcher. Cuero aims for a three game win streak as the Hornets schedule shows Edna Sept 29 and Columbus Oct 6 then East Central Oct 13.
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Navasota Rattler
Gobbler Stadium
Bobby Trant
John Webb
Melvin Edwards
Kenneth Blackshear
James Chatman
Melvin Woodard
David Williams
Clifton Williams
Chatman
Woodard
Cuero
Gary Fuqua
Rickey Cotton
John Hubbard
Charles Schroeder
Rodney Knight
Lupe Ybarra
Rattlers
Joe Marlett
Navasota
Powers
Tim Clarke
Charles Wittmer
Donald Fox
Carl Norwood
Marion Harper
Ralph Borchardt
Kenneth Barnett
Mike Hiller
David Hill
Jerry Salcher
Arthur Whittington
Mean Green
Ken Bell
Steven York
Larry Williams
Wittmer
Ricky Saenz
Clarke
Thomas Mitchell
Whittington
Alois Blackwell
Tanny Johnson
Willie Carter
Steve Keane
Flock
Edna
Columbus
East Central Hornets
Canyon
Judson
Samuel Clemens
Gonzales
Duane Thomas leaves Chargers camp in Dallas return
Running back Duane Thomas quit the San Diego Chargers training camp after a one day stay and did not report to the team meeting, saying he was returning home to Dallas with no reason given.
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Duane
SAN Diego
UPI
Duane Thomas
San Diego Chargers
Harland Soarez
Thomas
Dallas
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the Cuero Record Sports Reviews
Cy Young
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Texas
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Tom Seaver
Mets
Pirates
Seaver
Duffy Dyer
Milt Pappas
Cubs
Mike Jorgensen
Expos
Ron Fairly
Pappas
Cuero Discount Lumber Company
S. Esplanade
Acpmoezy
Pat Laake
Pat Cusack
Mean Green’’ Gobbler
Duke Sims
Woody Fryman
Fryman
Oakland A’s
White Sox
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Rollie Fingers
A’s
Wilbur Wood
Bobby Darwin
Jim Perry
Wayne Granger
Uvalde
Silsbee
Brenham
Ennis
Refugio
Cuero Gobbler
Buster Gilbreth
Navasota Rattlers
Record Sportscast
Gilbreth
Block
Bowers
Colwell
Rogers
The
Sharon Steen
Freund Funeral Home
Cuero Headquarters
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
United Press International
Sharp
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rick Sharp
University of Washington
Steelers
Denver Broncos
George Seals
Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears
Bears
Seals
Oldman
Dairy Out Toya
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