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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1973

Page

5

Trinity Gets 10th Victory Of Season

Trinity High erupted for four runs in the third inning to erase a Ledford lead and beat the Panthers 4 1 in Davidson Randolph Conference baseball action. Dirk Gurley and Herbie Board each delivered two run singles as Trinity improves to 10 2 overall and 6 2 in conference. Ricky Whitaker pitched a complete game allowing seven strikeouts one walk and four hits. Ledford drops to 3 4 in conference after back to back RBI doubles by Bobby Pope and Van Hoots for their only run.

Trinity Trinity High Ledford Panthers Davidson-Randolph Dirk Gurley Herbie Board Bulldogs Ricky Whitaker Ricky Cecil Bobby Pope van Hoots

Teenager Rips Mets in MLB Debut with Phillies

The 19-year-old Larry Christenson, a former Marysville high school pitcher, threw five hitless innings before a two-out wild pitch in the ninth, yet earned a 7-1 Phillies victory over the Mets. He credited teammates for support as he adjusted to the majors.

Associated Press Larry Christenson Philadelphia Phillies New York Mets Christenson Marysville High School Washington Stan Cardinals Chicago Cubs San Diego Padres Houston Astros San Francisco. Giants Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers Atlanta Braves

Weekend Baseball Scores And Standings In The Early Season

Friday results include Pittsburgh at Montreal rained out, Philadelphia beating New York 7 to 1, Los Angeles defeating Atlanta 6 to 3, St. Louis over Chicago 6 to 3, San Diego 5 over Houston 4, San Francisco 5 over Cincinnati. Saturday slate featured Briles and McAnally in Pittsburgh Montreal, Reuschel and Spinks tangle in Chicago St. Louis, Nelson and Barr in Cincinnati San Francisco, Carlton and McAndrew in Philadelphia, Reuss and Caldwell in Houston San Diego, Morton and Osteen in Atlanta Los Angeles. Sunday schedule has Pittsburgh at Montreal, New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at St. Louis, Atlanta at Los Angeles, Houston at San Diego, Cincinnati at San Francisco. In American League action, standings show Boston leading with 3-1-0, Baltimore 4-1, Detroit 2-3, Milwaukee 1-2, Cleveland 2-4, New York 2-4. Recent notes include Ted Sizemore driving St. Louis past Chicago, Jerry Morales delivering a ninth-inning double for San Diego over Houston, Gary Matthews keying San Francisco’s comeback win over Cincinnati, and Tommy John spreading ten hits for Los Angeles in a win over Atlanta.

Pet. G.B Pittsburgh New York Chicago Montreal Philadelphia St. Louis West San Francisco Cincinnati Houston Atlanta San Diego Los Angeles Briles McAnally Reuschel Louis Spinks Nelson Saraneisco Barr McAndrew Carlton N. Houston Reuss Caldwell N. Atlanta Morton Osteen W. L Boston Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City Minnesota California Texas Oakland Tiant Peterson Holtzman Blyleven Splittorif Wood Alexander Lockwood Dunning J. Perry Singer Han Ted Sizemore Cards Milt Pappas Rick Wise Cardinals Jerry Morales Morales Fred Gladding Don Wilson Gary Matthews Troit New York Yankees New York Mets Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh c Odom Larry Hisle Bob Darwin Paul Lindblad Twins A’s Royals Amos Otis Ed Kirkpatrick Steve Hovley Otis Hovley Parsons Paul Blair Bell Brewers Mike Cuellar Pedro Garcia Ollie Brown Jerry Johnson Tigers Rico Carty Mike Paul Steve Foucault

Bryant Holds Azalea Lead In Vitational Golf

Charleston AP Bryant, of Charleston, holds a two stroke lead entering the final round of the Azalea Invitational Golf Tournament at the Country Club of Charleston. He posted a par 71, including an eagle on the 15th and a birdie putt on 18, finishing at 213 to lead Tom Randall by four strokes.

Charleston Bob Bryant Country Club of Tom Randall Bryant Randall Bill Harvey Greensboro N.C Bubba Hightower Moncks J Corner John Birmingham F Pittsburgh

Tiger Netters win 5th match in straight sets

Ragsdale tennis team improved to 5-0 with a 9-0 win over Southern Alamance on Friday, elevating the Tigers to 2-0 in the Mid-State 3-A Conference.

Tiger Netters Sedgefield Ragsdale Southern Alamance Tigers

Kazmierski Tour Opens New ambitions for star reader

Joyce quotes Kazmierski praising the trip and her self belief as she explains her astrology hobby. She predicts a $25,000 top prize named Luna Pm during a favorable lunar cycle and jokes about doors you pull instead of push under a Virgo Libra transition.

Joyce Kazmierski Leo Virgo Libra

Baseball scores from regional leagues in brief

In the Carolina leagues Rocky Mount beat Kinston 4 to 1 and Winston-Salem defeated Salem 7 to 6. Lynchburg topped Wilson 8 to 4. In the Western Carolina League Gastonia won 7 to 2 against Spartanburg, Greenwood edged Anderson 1 to 0, Charleston routed Orangeburg 14 to 0.

Rocky Mount Kinston Winston-Salem Salem Lynchburgh Wilson Gastonia Spartanburg Greenwood Anderson Charleston Orangeburg

A's Flounder as Twins Ground Oakland in Friday 13th Rout

The Oakland A's lost to the Minnesota Twins 8-4, dropping to last in the AL West as Minnesota opened its 13th season with four straight wins over Oakland. Key early scoring included four runs in the first inning and two long balls in the second. Royals edged Chicago 12-5 elsewhere, while Milwaukee blanked Baltimore 2-0.

Oakland A’s Twins Minnesota Frank Quilici Oakland Blie Moon Odom A’s Kansas City Royals Chicago White Sox Milwaukee Baltimore Bill Parsons Jerry Bell

Bulls Force Game Seven In Laker Series

Bulls beat Lakers 101 93 in Chicago to force a seventh game in Los Angeles. Celtics close Hawks 125 27 in final quarter as White leads with 33. Warriors stun Bucks 4 2 to reach semifinals while Kareem posts 27. Kentucky leads Carolina 1 0 as Utah hosts Indiana.

Associated Press Chicago Bulls Lakers Los Angeles Boston Atlanta Golden” State Milwaukee Norm van Lier Jerry Sloan Chet Walker Bob Love Sloan Walker Celtics Hawks Jo Jo White Celtic Dave Cowens John Havlicek Lou Hudson New York Knicks Golden State Warriors Jim Barnett Warriors Ciation Kentucky Carolina Utah Indiana

Jamestown Junior High Opens Track Season with Win

Jamestown Junior High opened its track season Thursday by defeating Southern Guilford 74 to 26. Bobby Williams led Jamestown with 10 points from two first place finishes.

Jamestown Jamestown Junior High Southern Guilford Bobby Williams

Randleman Tops Southwest Randolph 8-1 in Conference Play

Randleman defeated Southwest Randolph 8-1 Thursday to improve to 6-2 overall and 4-2 in the Davidson Randolph Conference. The win boosts the Tigers toward the league standings with a strong performance on offense and defense.

FARMER — _ Randleman Southwest Randolph Davidson-Randolph

Pacers Plan to Outwork Utah In Key ABA Playoff Game

Indiana Pacers seek a bigger effort in game two of the ABA Western Division final after a 124 107 loss to Utah. Coach Bob Leonard vows to play harder, noting last year's 0 2 start but eventual title, while Utah's Willie Wise and Gerald Govan stress finishing four wins is the goal. Utah coach LaDell Andersen warns Pacers can rattle off long win streaks. The series runs toward a April 23 conclusion with the ABA title tilt against Virginia or Carolina.

Salt Lake City Indiana Pacers American Basketball Association Pacers Utah Stars Bob Leonard Leonard Indiana Utah Willie Wise Gerald Govan LaDell Andersen Andersen Virginia Carolina

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