Standings and schedule for Tuesdays games across leagues
The notice lists Tuesday matchups including Los Angeles at Chicago and Atlanta at Montreal with player records in parentheses. It then presents Wednesday games and ongoing standings in both leagues featuring teams such as Detroit, New York, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City, Minnesota, California, Oakland, New York, Texas, and Milwaukee with win loss percentages and recent results.
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Los Angeles
Osteen
Chicago
Jenking
Atlanta
Gentry
Montreal
Stoneman
New York
Koosman
Cincinnati
Grimsley
San Francisco
Bryant
Pittsburgh
Briles
Philadelphia
Twitchell
Houston
Wilson
San Diego
St. Louis
Foster
W. L. Pet
Detroit BT
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
West Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Tomas
Woodson
Bosman
Wood
Cuellar
Drago
Pattim
Stottlemyre
Texas
Siebert
Short
Detroit
Peary
Prenint Lotedt
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
St.Louis
West San Francisco
San D. Ailamia
Ames Mondy
Mets riddled by injuries as Harrelson, Jones join list
The New York Mets suffered another setback as Ken Harrelson fractured a bone in his left hand in a 5-0 loss to the Cincinnati Reds. Cleon Jones and Jerry Grote are already on the disabled list, while John Milner and Willis Mays have recently been removed, preserving Mets rookie Ted Williams' status after his skull fracture last month.
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Associated Press
Willis Mays
Cleon Jones
John Milner
Harrelson
Jerry Grote
New York Mets
New Yorkers
Cincinnati Reds
Jones
Grote
Milner
Mays
City Rec Results Softball and Baseball Scores
City Recreation Dept reports late results from Pony League Major League and district leagues. Notable games include Custangw 17 over Komas 14, Viking 16 over oDee 16, and Navajo 9 over Slow 1. Lakin Bottball Garden sees Lillies 83 to Fowers 23, Orchids 27 over Violate d too Leagan.
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Wen
City Recreation Dept
Bison Blanked by Hooker in Road Trip Loss
Garden City youth team the Bison were shut out 5-0 at Hooker Oklahoma as pitcher Mike Buczinski went the distance allowing two hits. Tenry Lucas and Bone Algrim produced Bison hits though a fielding error spoiled a potential rally. Next up Garden City meets Ulysses at home while the raceway night program featured Micro Midgets and several heat races with Mike Howard and Jack Crook taking early wins.
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Omnin Enator
Bison
Garden City
I Stan Enwine
Thambder
Hooker
Wis
Sooners
Muns
Oklahomans
Bison Errot
Buczinski
Bill Clement
Si Falr
Clint Lightner Field
Ulysses
Richard Parsons
Gene Kaufman
Bernie Wasinger
Jack Crook
Mike Howard
Bob Pionano
Bob Pierano
Gib Kemper
Lanny Harvey
Richard Patrsony
Danny Crist
Borbie Wasinger
Foreman's First Pay Day as Champion Set for September
San Francisco AP reports George Foreman, heavyweight champion, will defend Sept 11 in Tokyo against Joe Romani of Puerto Rico. Foreman, 24, earned $375,000 after Jan 22 win over Frazier. Next purse expected double, with $2 million total sponsorship for the program and a second title bout at Budokan Hall. Foreman plans light workouts in Oakland while negotiations finalize contracts and payout splits.
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San Francisco
George Foreman
Tokyo
Joe “Hing? Roman
Puerto Rico
Hayward
Jos Frazier
Budokan Hall
Mexico
Ricardo Arredondo
World Boxing Council
Japan
Morito Sadler
Foreman
Sadler
Oakland
Tas
Frazier
Roman
Romani
WBC
Ellis
Muhammad Ali
Ken Norton
Joe Bugner
Ron Lyle
Rangers Will Dip Into Market First
NEW YORK AP Baseball talent scouts opened the summer draft for high school and college graduates. The Texas Rangers hold the first regular draft pick after finishing last in the American League. About 850 to 1,000 players are expected to be chosen over two days. Phillies have No 1 in the winter draft and No 2 in the regular draft. The secondary phase is for previously drafted but unsigned players with Oakland holding the first choice. The draft aims to find future talent, with several No 1 picks moving quickly to the majors in past years.
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New York
Texas Rangers
Rangers
Philadelphia
Alan Bannister
Eugene
Phillies
Cov
Oakland
Texas
Steve Dunning
Pete Brothers
San Diego
Dave Roberts
Two St. Louis Golfers Qualify For U S Open Spots
Two St. Louis professionals Joe Dodich and Jim Cochran earned spots among five qualifiers for the U S Open at Indian Hills Country Club. Dodich shot 69 69 for 142 over 46 holes to lead the field. Cochran posted 74 70 for 144 to secure fourth. Others finishing high included Rocky Waitt and Stan Thirsk with 143, and John Frillman plus amateurs Sieckmann and Buckman in the playoff for the final spot.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Cochran
Rocky Waitt
Wich
Kom
Stan Thirsk
Waitt
Thirsk
John Frillman
Omaha
Neb
Tom Sieckmann
Millard
Brent Buckman
a-Tom Sieckmann
Don Bliss
Lewis Hangis
Sedalia
Bruce Hollowell
Springfield
al Chandler
Columbia
Lynn Rosely
Quincy
Til
Gam Reynolds
John Benda
Humboldt
Towa
Rick Schultz
Wayne Morris
Mike Prendergast
Ballwin
Bob Morris
Robinson
Bill’ Hull
Brian Allen
Rec Loop Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday sports slate
A dense schedule lists multiple leagues and games across venues such as Cit gyue Ly Reservoir and Cleaver Field. It covers minor and major leagues, city reservoirs, and school fields with tee times from 6 to 10 pm, naming teams like Braves Padres Yanks Pilots Indians Twins Orioles Falcons and Garden National Bank alongside several league designations.
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Leagu
Cit Gyue Ly Reservoir
Braves
Padres
New Fields
Fairgrounds
Pawnees
Bhawness
Kiowan
Apaches
Holcomb
Mohawks
Yanks
Pilots
Royala
Ollera
High Plains
Rotary
City Reservoir
Aggies
Chiefs
New Field
Kantos Va
Navyaijos
Astecs
Cherokees
Sioux
Comanches
Indians
Cowboys
Twins
Tigera
Hockey world in brief headlines coaching moves and signings
Providence Reds GM Marty Popein named coach of the New York Rangers with Emile Francis remaining GM. Serge Bernier signs three year WHA deal with Quebec Nordiques after LA Kings. Minnesota Fighting Saints sign Mike Waltern and brother Bob from Seattle. Nastase defeats Gorman to reach French Open final. Stan Smith ousts Phil Dent in Italian Championships. Mark Elliot advances in Northern Grass Courts.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Marty Popein
Providence Reds
American Hockey League
Emile Francis
New York Rangers
Francis
National Hockey League
Quebec
Serge Bernier
Los Angeles Kings
Quebec Nordiques
World Hockey Association
St, Paul
Minn
Minnesota Fighting Saints
Mike Waltern
Boston Bruins
Bob
Seattle
Paris
the Nastase
Romania
Tom Gorman
Seatttle
Rome
Stan Smith
Phil Dent
Australia
Manchester
England
Mark Elliot
Newport
Calif
Rick Walter
Milwaukee
Seven Slow Pitch Tilts Played At Fansler Field
Weekend league slow pitch results list scores from Fansler Field. Saturday games include Machine Supply 142 over Burtis Motors, Farm Land Foods 14-10 over YMCA, Knights of Columbus 18-11 over Oswalt Industries. Sunday results show Peerless Plastics 14-4 over Galaxy Inc and Quint Anthcompotive 10-0 over Team Electronics. Pepel-Colla 7-6 over Deerfield, and Knock over Feeadyard 12-6 over Knights of Columbus. The 1973 Women's International Bowling Congress championships begin April 5 in Las Vegas.
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Fansler Field
Knights of Columbus
Bocals
Pepsi-Cola
Galaxy, Inc
Team Electronics
YMCA
Burtis Motors
Brookover
Feadyani
City Reservoir
Datsiea
Tloleomh
Rosea
Tulips
Placea
Libra
Scorpio
Prairie League
Cleaver Field
Cottontailaye
Groundhogs
Ramboy
Maroons
Greens
Alacke Ve. Golds
Adut Women’s League
Garden Natonal Bank Va Furni Bureau
P.m
Fansler
Weven Galming
Machine Supply
Burtis Motiors
Farmland Foods
Oswalt Industries
Peerless Plastics
Quint Anthcompotive
Team Electonics
Pepel-Colla
Deerfield
Feeadyard
Slow-Pitch boom expands across Kansas and beyond
The article reports a growing slow-pitch softball boom spreading from Pratt and Ness County into north central Oklahoma, with Pratt Merchants and other teams posting strong seasons. It notes regional tours, new leagues, and upcoming events including Nebraska Days in North Platte and a Buffalo Bill Rodeo festival amid broader recreational activity. It also mentions Lake McKinney, irrigation concerns, and local high school conference changes.
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Kansas
Sinength
Pratt
Hirschingson
Winfield State ‘Hospital
Nitch Merchants
Topela Bombers
Empoula
Oklahoma
Alva
Okla
Nelson Eyes Pro Peak For Johnson Half Mile Star
Ex Johnson athlete Jon Nelson, a Fort Hays State junior, is aiming for top status in the half mile. He ran 1 49.4 for 880 yards at the NATA meet in Philadelphia, breaking Fort Hays school record, and hopes to push toward a world-class three quarter or mile pace as a senior under coach Alex Francis.
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Johnson
Jon Nelson
Nelson
Fort Hays State College
Vetenan
Alex Francis
Tigers
Font Hays
Imairk
Calliformia
Rick Wohlhuter
University of Chicago
Wollhuter
Jim Ryam
Nelsam
Johnson High
Francia
Harper Hustles In Red Sox Rally Against Royals
Harper, a 32 year old outfielder plagued by a muscle pull, showed relentless speed as Boston built a 7-3 lead and then topped Kansas City 9-3. Rick Miller, Cal Fisk, and pitcher Countis fueled the win while Harper stole second and scored on a Guerrero single.
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Philadelphia
Jim Colborn
Bob
Boston
Tommy Hanper
Bostion Red Sox
Anda Guy
Exidien Popowski
Hanper
Pop
Harper
Buddy LeRoux
Ledl Field
Clibhhouse
Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Mario Guerrero
Steve Hovley
Cstolen
Kansas City
Royals
Chicago
Caliber Carlton Fisk
John Countis
Don Newhauser
Martyn Pattin
Pattin
Dick Drago
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NY Mets
Jon Matlack
Bugalboo
San Francisco Gians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A’s
Boston Red Sox
Tio Fuentes
Garry Maddox
Tom Beadley
Giants
Pirates
Beadley
Dave Cash
Wille Stangell
Jim Wynn
Astros
Shriners
Ellows
Lakin
Skyline League
Falcona
Age Wonton
Deerfiled
Vault
Wmlectronica
Quintutomotive
Burtls Motors
Fins
Ager
Dick Sadler
Indian Hills
Ai Debayed
Gina Suitpal
Lillies
Grehida
Zodiac
St. Dominic Gemini
Virgova
Taurus
Franrie
Chipmunks
Sauirrels
U. Rainbow
Oranges Va
Cleaver
Farm Bureau
Bublette
Garden National Bank
Panthera
Lobos
Beara
Longhorns
Planet
St. Dominic School
Mercury
Jupiter
Cards
Eagles
Ehresman Packing
Dart-In
Kinney Glass
Santa Fe Motors
TI. Forum
the Oasix
Southwest Carpet
Pappas Concrete
Sports World
By Walt Ditzen
Las Vegas
Bob Greer
Ransom
Bazinie
Ness City
WaKeeney
Inen
Bhamiebard
Aeemunringuin
Combusker State
Frontier
Wan Pancama
Nebraska
Norith Platte
Dave
Mortin Plattie
John Martin
Arkansas River
Lamarch
Waller
Lake McKinnay
Prath High
Sell Amd Larned
Pratt, Russell
Lamed
Thomasmore Prep
School of Hays
Lyons
Holsington
WORL
Kolekoff” Gebiogether Alt Rassell
Atlltending
Adminitohna Lors
Arcano
Thaltis
Porte
City Gammissignens
Lamar
Colo
Aim
Yale
Dick Jauron
New Haven
Conm
Yale Universiity
Mallory
Carmen Cozza
Jauron
Swampscott
Mase
Kodak
Caree
Sam Snead
PGA Sensons
Nelson Goal
Jobsom
Nelsom
High Schioot
Dinaloe
Rick Miller
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