Twitchell Tripped at Plate But Wins in 7-4 Victory
Philadelphia pitcher Wayne Twitchell struck out four times in four at bats yet still beat Pittsburgh 7-4, tying a major league record for most strikeouts by a batter in consecutive games. The AP recounts other NL and AL scores including St. Louis over New York Mets 5-3, Montreal 4-3 in 11 innings, and San Francisco over Atlanta 7-3.
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Pins Bounce in Keg Loop Rolloff at Garden How!
In a Friday night Open men's bowling rolloff at Garden How, Fansler Tires led with a 665 series while Jerry Birkle Buickders stormed to a 687 series. Matthe ws opened with 257, 222, 176 for a 655 series. Birkle topped with 268 game and 687 series. Also noted are local notes on Hooker Oklahoma tournament, Nolan Cromwell to KU, and coaching changes in Liberal and Weatherford areas.
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DiGregorio Eyes Million-Dollar Draft Move to Braves
AP Buffalo reports Ernie DiGregorio Providence guard could join the Buffalo Braves for at least 1 million dollars amid NBA draft talks with the Detroit Colonels. The 6-foot guard drew major attention after Providence’s 23 2 regular season and NCAA Eastern title run, boosting season-ticket demand.
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Two Shows Keep Vaqueros Busy
Sandhill Vaqueros Club members competed in two weekend shows in Garden City and Raymond with multiple age group wins. Notable results include Maraline Marker placing second in Key Race for ages 19 and fourth in Key Race for ages 1-9, Brenda McComas and Carol Marker earning podium spots in several events, and Judy McComas earning third in ages 10. A relay team finished third, with participants Marker, Carol Marker, Shirley Dunham, and Dian Dunia. Rail shows continue in Phillipsburg and Bitic division with additional events Sunday.
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Sooner Wrestling Clinic Planned for Local Youth
A four day wrestling clinic for boys in grades 1 through 12 is proposed if sufficient interest exists. Directors Edward Griffin and Dean Biggs, notable coaches from Edmond and Arlington areas, will lead sessions including freestyle. June 5 to 8, entry fee 17.50 with 10 enrollments minimum. late entries 25. refunds if not organized. Checks to Sooner Wrestling at 2800 N Main Garden.
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Mayberry Homer Binge Leads Royals Past Twins Ambush
Kansas City slugger John Mayberry blasted his 12th and 13th homers, four hits in five at bats, and 42 RBI as the Royals erased an 8-7 deficit to beat Minnesota 8-7. Kast watched from behind home plate as Mayberry batted .467 against the Twins this season, while the Twins built a early lead with Harmon Killebrew's five run single and pivotal catch by Rod Carew. Manager Frank Quilici praised a diving grab in center that fired up the club.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League batting leaders include Blomberg and Maybin with high averages and Otis and R Jackson leading hits and runs. National League leaders feature Bonds and Stargell in batting and Stargell with 12 homers while Cedeno and Bond s lead steals. Pitching leaders include Reuss and Downing with ERAs around 2.5 and Sutton and Ryan among strikeout leaders.
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Weirich Named Assistant Basketball Coach at Rich mond
Tom Weirich has been named as an assistant basketball coach at the University of Richmond. Athletic Director Frank Jones announced the hiring on Tuesday. A 1966 graduate of Ohio University, Weirich has been serving as an assistant at Xavier University in Ohio for the last two seasons.
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University of Richmond
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Slow Pitch League Scores and Winners at Finnup Park
Scores from two nights of men’s slow pitch at Finnup Park. Southwest Canoes 196 over Ebreyman Packing. Dawton 14-4 over Imney Glass. Deerfield Electronics 16-12 over Galaxy Inc. Burks Motors 34-7 over Booats. Other games included Santa Fe Motions 14-8 over Southwest Carpet. Dart-Iln 15-8 over Keiler Man Paching. Kinney Glass 14-3 over Oswalt Industries.
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Ebreyman Packing
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Imney Glass
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Ouit
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Deemtick
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Keilerman Paching
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Oswalt Industries
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Brockover
Farmland Foods
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Quint’ Automotive
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Peerless
Garden City Telegram May 23 1973 Page Summary
Page from Garden City Telegram dated Wednesday May 23 1973 features local notices and brief items reflecting city events, sports results, and community updates typical of a midweek newspaper page.
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Piland Team Caps CC Captain Crew Golf Titles
Hubert Piland captained Team No 6 to first at Garden City Country Club’s Captain and His Crew event serving as club handicap tourney. Teammates included Ross Thornimbrugh Max Jones Sparky Peter Cimarron and Si Wasinger. Team 13 led by F Case was runner up. additional squads tied for third and fifth with varied captains and members.
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Hubert Piland
Garden City Country Club
Ross Thornimbrugh
Max Jones
Sparky Peter
Cimarron
Si Wasinger
F. Case
Marion Spikes
Bob Wood
Dave Renick
John Austin
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