Reds Poised to Power Through NL West and Beyond
The Cincinnati Reds loom as the powers in the National League with an loaded lineup led by Johnny Bench Joe Morgan Tony Perez and Pete Rose. They added All-Star Richie Scheinblum and face tough competition from the Pirates Astros Braves Dodgers Giants Mets Phillies Expos and Cardinals as the 1973 season nears. кер
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Kansas City Royals
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Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati
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Roberto Clemente
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Joe Morgan
Tony Perez
Pete Rose
Bobby Tolan
Astros
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San Francisco
Giants
Bobby Bonds
Chris Speier
Dave Kingman
Dave Rader
Willie McCovey
San Diego Padres
Nate Colbert
Pittsburgh Machine
Ulysses Hosts Gymnastic Clinic With Fort Hays Coach
A girls gymnastic clinic is set for Ulysses High School this Saturday led by Warren Teasley Fort Hays State College gymnastics coach and former all-America. Registration begins at 8 a.m. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to noon for beginners 1 to 4 p.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. for an advanced class.
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Ulysses
Warren Teasley
Fort Hays State College
Oregon State Lineman Signs Roughriders Pact
Defensive lineman Ron Woods formerly of Oregon State University signed a 1973 contract with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League, announced Tuesday in Regina, Saskatchewan.
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Regina, Sask
Ron Woods
Oregon State University
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Buff Spiker Crew Opens Season At Liberal Relays
Garden High plans to enter all four relays at the Five-State Relays in Liberal as Garden and other Texas schools compete in a combined AAAA AAA division. Prelims start 9 a.m. and finals 1 p.m. with events including 440 880 mile and medley. Team entries list Tim Powell Randy Hart David Cobb and others across sprints distance and field events.
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Wayne Stagaard
Liberal
Stagaard
Tim Powell
Tim. Pierce
Mike Hendershot
Randy Hart
al Gomez
Pierce
David Cobb
Brad Vincent
Jim Huschka
Tim Algrim
Steve Gonzales
Sophomore Wins Squad Decathlon at Garden City
Garden City High track held its third annual pre-season decathlon with 32 candidates. Tim Pierce won with 5,506 points across nine events, close to the 5,706 all-time GCHS record set by Alan Bonebrake in 1971. Stan Erwine placed second with 5,125 points, Don Pile third with 5,017, plus Tim Powell among the top scorers.
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Garden City High
Buffaloes
Tim Pierce
Pierce
Alan Bonebrake
Stan Erwine
Don Pile
Tim Powell
Brian Craig
Tim Douglass
Seonds
David Cobb
Soph Tim Algrim
Jim Husehka
Doug Woodson
Syracuse Defends Title at Kansas Indoor Meet
In Topeka Kansas high school athletes from 5A to 1A will compete at the 18th Kansas State Indoor Track and Field Meet at Kansas State University Field House. Defending champions include Sharon Springs 1-A Syracuse 2-A Wellington 6-A Kansas City Ward 4-A Janet Shawnee Millsion North 5-A. Preliminaries Friday cover 880 yard and mile runs 440 yard dash and mile relay. Finals Saturday include long jump pole vault and shot puts along with all running events.
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Kansas City Ward
Janet Shawnee Millsion
State U. Buffalo Coach resigns after 16-8 season
Edwin D. Muto, who became UB Bulls coach in 1970, resigns as head basketball coach at the State University of New York at Buffalo. He will stay on as chairman of the men’s physical education and as associate professor of physical education following the move, with last season’s record listed as 16-8.
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New York
Tom Seaver
Jon Matlack
Rusty Staub
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Jim Lonborg
Cesar Tovar
Montreal
Expos
Bill Stoneman
Mike Torrez
Mike Marshall
Buffalo
State University of New York At Buffalo
Edwin D. Muto
UB Bulls
Muto
Garden Bowl sails to state bowling title at Riverside Lanes
Garden Bowl captained by Ray Shear mire won the 18th annual state Eagles men’s bowling tournament at Hutchinson’s Riverside Lanes with 3 019 pins. Wayne Bertholf and Dick Eskelund captured the doubles title, while Lawrence Roth led singles with 696 pins for three games. A total of 410 keglers from across the state competed over several weekends.
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Ray Shearmire
Wayne Bertholf
Dick Eskelund
Garden
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