Moffitt Delivers For Giants In Narrow Win Over Astros
Tandy Moffitt earned his eighth save as the San Francisco Giants beat the Houston Astros 4-0. He allowed two runs over 1 1/3 innings, preserving a televised victory and moving SF within five games of first in the NL West. In other NL action Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 4-3, while Boston, Cleveland, and Oakland won in the AL.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Nationale
Giants
Houston
Jeimore Open yields windy play and playoff drama
Jeimore Open at Jetmore Country Club drew seventy players in windy conditions. Koontz led with 75 after rounds of 36 and 39, with four others at 76 forcing a Sudden Death playoff. Ken Lontberg took second in the title flight, Terry Williams placed third, and Reminders of playoff ties filled the day with multiple flights concluding in extra holes.
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Jermore
Olan Koaniz
Jeimorve Grogor
Jetmore Country Club
Nica
Samd Greene
Koontz
Ken Lontberg
Bodge City Junice College Footlball
Terry Williams
Lomberg
Williams
Onbew
Rudy Nuss
Jetmore
Curly Chamberlain
Spearville
Don Tricks
Ulysses
John Scully
Dighton
Wayne Bushell
Dodge City
Johnny Burke
Vee
Secretariat Second Fastest For Preakness Stakes
Secretariat now holds the second fastest time in Preakness history after Pimlico stewards confirmed a 1:54 2-5 for the 13 16 mile race. The time fell three fifths of a second below the initial clocking but remained shy of the 1:54 set by Cannonade in 1971.
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Baltimore
Secretariat
Pimlico Race Course
Canonero JI
Dighton Falls Short by One Point in State Meet
Dighton High girls finish second in Class AA at the Wichita state track meet with Charmane Smith winning the 220 yard dash in a wind aided time and long jump, setting a new state mark. Debbie Hager adds two seconds and the medley relay wins, while Dighton’s results reflect a strong, multi event weekend.
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Dighton High
Wichita
Hornet
Santa County
Lincoln
Dighton
Hesston
Guts
Kansas
Charmane Smith
Charmane
Chass AA
Algo
Bugs
Pam Kroebibiel
Debra Hager
Ronda Meeker
Hornets
Oldmark
Minneapolis
Debbie Hager
Debbie
Deanne Hibert
Rhonda Meeker
Johnson
Trojans
Gandem City High
Wheatland High
Grainfield
Charles Vaughn
Tom Beaton
Wis
Scott City
Detrails
Ulyssea
Robbie Seger
Tigers
Teresa Rubart
Ulysses
Teresa
Lakin — Brones
Rolla
Diana Thrall
Ingalls
Nicky Proehl
Moscow
Anita Akin
Secon Tosn
Das
Tifth
Fat Miller
Kendall
Bheri Rinshardt
Kim Lohman
Holcomb
Genie Atmamez
Longhorn
Cleserinm
Fe Chass Williame Charmane Smith
Familiar Ring to Annual Syracuse Golf Tournament
Lou Campbell of Lamar Colorado won the Syracuse Open Tourney for men golfers in windy conditions with 70 strokes after 18 holes. Sixty three golfers competed including visitors from Alaska and Texas. Duane Willet, Eads, Cole, and Bill Lewis Jr of Syracuse tied at 75 to reach a sudden death playoff for third. Lewis took second, Campbell placed third. First Flight winner Ward Stanley with 80. Second Flight title went to L Berger after 84. Fourth Flight winner R McDaniel with 92.
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Girdwood
Alaska
Amarillo
Tex
Syracuse
Duane Willet
Eads
Cole
Bill Lewis
Lewis
Juieet
Coloradan
Ward Stanley
Jack Clark
Lakin
E. Kendrick
Johnson
Ater Leach
L. Berger
R. H. Musselman
Bads
Colo
Norman Seba
S. L. Carter
Syracusa
Merlin
Henry
Holly
Ken Scott
Tribune
R, McDaniel
L. Moyer
Hartman
Var Murphy
Men’s Slow Pitch Scores From Finnup Park Contests
Scores from three days of league play at Finnup Park Fields include Southwest Carpet 16-5 over Keller Leopold 13-2 over Oswalt Industries Santa Fe Motors of Deer Field 17-2 over G I Forum YMCA 16-1 over Bocats Pappas Concrete 91-3 over Team Electronics Brockner Feedyard 23-13 over Burtig Motors Deerfield Team 21-? over Galaxy Inc Galaxy 42 over YMCA Dart-In 11-2 over Oswalt Industries G T Forum 11-3 over Keller Leopold Team Flestronics 22-20 over Deerfield 2 Farmland Foods 144 over Machine Supply Knights of Columbus 2-1 over Peerless Plastic Pepsi-Cola 188 over American Accinenes Sunday Dart-In 8-3 over G I Forum Pepsi-Cola 19-8 over Machine Supply Keller Leopold 10-8 over Oasis Chresman Packing 11-7 over G I Forum Pappas Concrete 15-2 over Galaxy Brookover Feedyard 6-? over Deerfield 2 Burtis Motors over YMCA on forfeit.
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Raise
Keller-Leopold
Oswaltdustries
Santa Fe Motors
Deer Field
G. I. Forum
YMCA
Bocats
Pappes Concrete
Team Electronics
Brockner Feediyard
Burtig Motors
Deerfield
Lbwer Galaxy, Inc
Galaxy
Dart-In
Oswalt Industries
G. T Forum
Keller-Liepp
Brookover
Burtis Motors
Ed Temple Reappointed to U.S. Olympic Track Committee
Ed Temple, coach of Tennessee State University women’s track, is chosen again for the U.S. Olympic Track Committee for the 1976 games. He has served on the committee each Olympic year since 1956, continuing his long association with Olympic women’s track.
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Nashvill
Tenn
Ed Temple
Tennessee State University
U.S
Temple
Commonwealth Games Boycott Over Springboks Tour
The Supreme Council for Sport in Africa withdrew its ban on African participation in the Commonwealth Games set for January 1974 in New Zealand. The boycott was ordered in protest of a planned New Zealand tour by South Africa’s Springboks rugby team, a move the New Zealand government later postponed.
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Nairobi
Supreme Council For Sport In Africa
New Zealand
Ron Scott
Springboks
South Africa
Trevino Joins Golf Millionaire Club With Memphis Finish
New York AP reports Lee Trevino tied for second at the Danny Thomas Memphis Classic to become golf’s fourth millionaire. He earned 16 187.50 plus 502.50 pro-am, lifting this year’s total to 142 978 and career to 1 002 401.97. Top money leaders shift as Bruce Crampton remains first with 167 551, Nicklaus 146 064, Trevino 91 573, and Hill climbs to fifth with 79 208.
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Leel Trevino
Pro Golf
Danny
Jack Nicklaus
Trevino
Lanny Wadtine
Dave Hill
Memphis
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob Bicksom
Rod Funselich
Johiny Miller
Tom Weiskopf
NBCs Wabash Cannonball greets Astros game with celebrity panel
The Houston Astrodome crowd and 24 186 fans witnessed NBCs Monday Night Game of the Week debut featuring Dizzy Dean with Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek. Bowie Kuhn joined in as the celebrity segment aired amid offbeat play by play. The show aimed to widen baseball appeal beyond traditional fans though initial ratings would reveal its success.
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San Francisco Giantis
Houston Astros
Nonnstop
Howard
Dandy
Don
Frank
Houston Astrodome
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Tony
Ol’ Diz
Curt Gowdy
Tony Kubek
NBC
Yamog
Dizzy Dean
Joe DiMaggio
Casey Stengel
Dave DeBusschere
New York Knicks
Bobby Riggs
Dimh Shore
Woody Allen
Pearl Bailey
Tiny Tim
Dean
Bowie Kuhn
Bison Open 1973 Baseball Season With Home Game
Garden City youth baseball opens 1973 campaign with a home night game against Hugoton at Clint Lightner Field. Dr. Bill Clement new manager replaces Duane Hays. Tim Douglass likely catches, Terry Lucas to pitch. other pitchers listed. Sponsoring groups are American Legion and VFW.
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Garden City
Bison
Hugoton
Clint Lightner
Bill Clement
Duane Hays
Lightner Field
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tim Douglass
Terry Lucas
Sublette
Sian Erwine
Andy Flint
Clyde
Kinney Glass Leads Kinney Glass at Tucumcari Invite
Kinney Glass of Garden City finished second among 18 teams at the Tucumcari New Mexico Invitational, going 6-2 over two days with eight games. The squad beat Tenorio Construction and Mescalero Caravalles, defeated Kirkland AFB twice, and lost the title game to KCOR Radio of San Antonio 22-3. Other Garden City players included Jerry Finch and Bob Rupp with several Holcomb and Deerfield teammates supporting a strong run.
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New York
Gay
Ford Perry
Cleveland
Ate
Indians
Buddy Bell
George Hendrick
Indiana
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Oakham
Kansas City
Sal Bando
A’s
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Amarillo
Tex
Kirkeland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
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Hunker Abstract
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NLM
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Triangle Citizens Bank of
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San Antonio
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Foim
Kenmy Alen
Jerry Finch
Bob Rupp
Alan Rupp
Jerry Roth
Holcomb
Pony Hil
Jim Johnson
Deerfield
Jim = Nieman
Lonny Rupp
Wally Bascue
Kenneth Nieman
Ron Wasinger
Ron Schwarts
Bascu
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