Oklahoma Coach Switzer Promises Fight After Violations
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer urged alums to fight after the Big Eight suspended the Sooners two years on probation two years TV and two years bowl in addition to a loss of the 1972 conference title and a year’s ban on Kerry Jackson. He said players wired support and vowed to win the Big Eight crown again despite the penalties.
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Dense Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
The standings show Cincinnati 4, Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 4, Houston 4, Atlanta 4, St Louis 2, San Diego 3, Philadelphia 0, New York 1, Los Angeles 0. Thursday and Wednesday results include New York 3 Texas 2 and Detroit 3 Oakland 2 with multiple nhl…
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Premier Golf Meet At Garden City Country Club
Garden City Country Club hosts a premier golf invitation this weekend drawing 105 players from several states. The event runs 18 holes Saturday to qualify, 27 holes Sunday for championship, with lower flights playing 18. Prizes are merchandise from the GOCC pro shop, plus a 1973 Portiac offered by Weeterm Motor Co for a Sunday ace on the 155 yard No.4 hole. Steve Braley of Guymon, Oklahoma, won last year’s invitational.
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Archery Tourney Winners Named at City Recreation Program
The annual summer archery program run by the City Recreation Department drew about 50 youths aged 6 to 14, with four girls. Winners included Keith Mulligan, Peter Carl, Kim Caldwell, Sheldon Hunter, Mike Hunter, Regan Keim, and Melissa Mader,. competition was held after a season of twice weekly 50 minute sessions near the Finney County Fairgrounds.
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Three Walker Cup Members Lead Southeast Amateur Golf
In Columbus Georgia three U S Walker Cup team members top the field at the 38th annual Southeast Amateur Golf Tournament. Defending champion Danny Edwards Oklahoma State Gary Kolb Florida and Bill Rodgers Houston headline a 72 hole event at the 6562 yard par 71 Columbus Country Club.
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Garden City hosts 1973 Kansas women slow-pitch tourney
Garden City opens the annual Kansas state slow-pitch softball tournament for women with 34 to 35 games over four days. 18 teams qualify from districts led by defending champ Brown Clothiers of Hays and host Fansler Tires' club. Top two earn berths to the regional at St Louis and national at Chattanooga. Awards include Bryce Roderick Memorial MVP, top three trophies, and district winners advancing from multiple towns including Liberal, Sublette, Scott City, and Lawrence. Matches are at Fansler Field with one Saturday session at Cleaver Field.
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Cepeda Leads Red Sox Past Royals With Four Doubles
Orlando Cepeda powered Boston to a 9-4 win over Kansas City, collecting four doubles in a regulation game, the first AL player to do so since 1963. Reggie Smith and Cepeda drove in runs, while Royals’ Mayberry homered and McKeon was ejected.
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Reunited Boxers Return Tonight
Uniondale, N Y AP Joe Laws and Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champions, reunite at Kennedy Airport ahead of promoting a U S West German amateur match at the Nassau Coliseum. They will hand the spotlight to young amateurs in a 10 bout card tonight.
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Fights Break Out at Pro Football Training Camp
Fights erupted at multiple NFL camps as heat and competition fueled tempers. Cincinnati Bengals tackles Neal Ellison and Liam Wattens clashed during punting drills, while Bill Bergey and Neal Craig traded punches. in Atlanta Ray Brown and Tom Geredine fought during a passing drill. Redskins coach George Allen rejected a 16 year old fan’s request to be a water girl but provided two tickets and an autographed photo.
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Cards Move to Grass Fields in Wisconsin Practice
The St. Louis Cardinals shifted practice to grass fields at Winds State University in NORMAL, WI, ahead of their preseason opener against the San Diego Chargers. They had trained on artificial turf mostly but aim to adapt to the San Diego grass surface. The roster was trimmed to 60 by releasing defensive tackle Doug Mooers from a conditional trade with New Orleans and placing an unnamed player on waivers.
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New Era in US is Anti Military
Kansas City AP General Maxweil D Taylor says the United States is in an anti military era. The former Joint Chiefs of Staff chair and Vietnam ambassador spoke at a Military Order of the World Wars luncheon. He cited postwar force reductions and warned of deeper, darker trends today. He noted Vietnam veterans did not receive hero welcomes and many struggle to find work.
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Marsh PGA event opens with 64s by Trevino Rodriguez Gilbert
In the PGA co sponsored event opening round play produced eight under par scores of 64 by Lee Trevino Chi Chi Rodriguez and Gibby Gilbert. The trio led as the first round set a strong pace in March golf action.
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University Appoints Woman Director at UCSB
Bibbi Lymm Houghton was named assistant athletic director at the University of California Santa Barbara the first campus in the state university system to grant a woman such a post. The 27 year old will oversee UCSB's expanding women's intercollegiate sports program including scheduling and travel arrangements per athletic director Dr Albert Negratti.
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Braves Rally Past Cardinals In 4th Inning Burst
St Louis lost to Atlanta 4-4 as the Braves erupted in a four run fifth inning. Red Schoendienst lamented pitching issues while Rich Folkers faltered before Mike Lum hit a homer and Daryl Evans followed with another. Henry Aaron belted his first homer since 1971, and Dusty Baker added a two run shot.
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Kansas high school all star events loom this weekend
Kansas hosts first annual all star basketball at Henry Levitt Arena and football at Cessna Stadium on the Wichita State campus both games start at 8 p.m. Tickets available at Ray Mayo's Men's Store. Eighty eight players from across the state plus 36 cheerleaders will compete. Garden City’s Donnie Pilg, Susan Wasinger and Rhonda Lowery among cheerleaders. Proceeds go to the Cerebral Palsy Foundation. Statewide broadcast planned with KIUL coverage.
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Red Barons Win Inaugural Lakin Invitational Fast Pitch
The Delta Invitational in Lakin crowned the Red Barons champions after a three night eight team tournament. Farm Bureau and Ansel's Angels were runners up and third in a fundraiser for 1974 uniforms for Angel's Angels of Lakin. Donna Zirkle homered for Farm Bureau in a 7th inning rally that set the stage, and Brenda Vester scored the game end run for the Red Barons in a tense finish. Julie Fishback Lisa Ham mess Regina Holmes led the Red Barons with strong infield and outfield play. Shirl Waller of Garden National Bank earned a tourney nod alongside Linda Graff Kay Oliver from Farm Bureau.
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High Plains League Tourney Nears Final Stages
The High Plains League tournament at Clint Lightner Field progresses with eight teams in double elimination. Odd Fellows beat Rotary 7 6 and Shriers toppled Sublette 10 4 1. Tonight Kiwanis meet Lions in a winners bracket test while Odd Fellows Shriner losers face each other. Final rounds unfold Saturday and Sunday with possible 9 PM ending if needed.
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