Sooner probation hits football and basketball programs
The Big Eight imposed a two year probation on Oklahoma for recruiting violations, barring them from post season football and television games, and applying a similar probation to basketball without sanctions. Two assistant coaches were barred from recruiting for one year, while quarterback Kerry Jackson’s transcript irregularities led to four forfeited conference games, handing the league title to Nebraska. Oklahoma officials called the action severe and pledged reforms.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Recent Games
American League East sees Detroit Boston New York and Baltimore leading with varied records. Wednesday results include New York 3 Texas 2 Detroit 3 Oakland 2 Boston 9 Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 8 California 2 Baltimore 6 Minnesota 1 Cleveland 17 Chicago 1. National League standings show St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Montreal and Philadelphia atop, with several key matchups noted.
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Solunar Table Notes and Hunting Timing Tips
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES is printed here. Plan your days to hunt in good cover and in productive territory during these times for optimal sport opportunities.
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Reds close in on Dodgers lead in NL West race
Cincinnati moved within three games of Los Angeles after beating Chicago 4-3 as New York Mets edged the Dodgers 1-0. Giants beat Expos 2-1, Pirates over Astros 4-3, Braves topped Cardinals 4-1, Padres blanked Phillies 3-0. Mets 1 Dodgers 0 highlighted by Jerry Grote's RBI and Jon Matlack's eighth win.
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Hope tourney Ledwell pounds Wickes in first round
Ledwell and Son of Texarkana crushed Wickes 12-3 in the Hope Invitational at Hope Fair Park. Johnny Webster improved to 2-0 with six innings of two hits allowed, Danny Freeman yielded one hit the rest of the way, and Larry Meyers drove in four. Wickes scored in the third sixth and seventh, while DeKalb beat Hope in 18 innings Monday. Pat Cauley will start Friday as DeKalb meets Mongolia or Kalb.
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Cepeda powers Red Sox victory with four doubles
Orlando Cepeda slugged four doubles driving in six runs as the Boston Red Sox routed Kansas City 4-1. In other games, Yankees beat Rangers 3-2 after a late rally, Indians routed White Sox 13-1, Tigers edged A’s 3-2, Brewers defeated Angels 5-2, Orioles beat Twins 6-1, and in the NL Mets won 1-0 over Los Angeles with other results including San Diego 4-0 over Philadelphia and San Francisco 2-1 vs Montreal.
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Miller wins Open in clash of majors at Canterbury
John ny Miller, 26, of California, wins the Open with a 279 total and a record 63 round at Canterbury Golf Club. Weiskopf and Crampton enter as favorites as 148 players compete for a $40,000 top prize in the final major of 1973.
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Baker draws strength from Huntsville roots in Tennessee
The Washington profile on Senator Howard Baker details his private life at Huntsville Tennessee a 14 acre rural retreat with a darkroom for his photography a tennis court and a pool where he enjoys family routines and old friends. It notes his upbringing in a small town and how his roots shape his confidence and public stance.
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