Little League season opens with two blowouts at K Park
The 1973 Little League season began Monday night at K Park with CBC defeating Barrys eighteen to six as David Endsley hit the first homre of the year. Sheriffs topped Hope Auto fourteen to three with Ricky Flenery and Metzar homers.
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Solunar Tables Highlight Daily Activity Periods
Solunar schedule drawn from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables indicates peak fishing and hunting windows each day to maximize success. Plan outings around these periods to access favorable conditions and cover.
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Ryan Pitches No Hitter For Angels In 12 K Game
Nolan Ryan fired his first no hitter for the California Angels, striking out 12 and overcoming a disastrous previous outing. Royals threatened late as Gail Hopkins and Rudy Meoli denied a late bid, while other AL and NL games produced key moments including May's 10th homer for Milwaukee and Killbrew’s decisive seventh inning hit for Minnesota.
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Astros blame loss on umpiring after tough call
In a 4-1 defeat to the Atlanta Braves, Dusty Baker homered and Phil Niekro held Houston to five hits. Umpire Bruce Froemming ruled a misplayed double play that sparked the decisive fourth run, prompting Astros officials to protest the game.
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Midland mauls Arkansas 4-1 in Texas League clash
Midland, ranked third in the West Division, defeated East Division leader Arkansas 4-1 Tuesday night at Little Rock. The Associated Press notes Midland overcame Arkansas with strong pitching and timely hitting in the Texas League encounter.
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Rule book says for boys only in Babe Ruth play
In Concord 13-year old Yvonne Burch hit a first-pitch triple in her Babe Ruth outing, challenging the boys only rule. Organization head R W Case said no action without a formal complaint as eight Cabarrus County teams see no objection to her fielding right, amid changing times since 1951.
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A's Beat White Sox Behind Holtzman Dominant Night
Oakland pitcher Ken Holtzman limited Chicago to four hits and beat Wilbur Wood 5-1 as Reggie Jackson drove in three runs with a 400 foot homer off Wood. It marked Holtzman’s seventh win against two losses.
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Lark Twist Goes for Preakness in Mixed Field
Baltimore owner Champagne Larry Boyce enters The Lark Twist, a lightly raced colt with two wins in 26 starts, in Saturday's $150000-added Preakness Stakes. He concedes little chance of beating Secretariat and Sham but aims to beat the rest as Our Native joins the likely field.
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Chrissie Evert Rivalry Shapes Laurie Fleming Tennis Rise
Laurie Fleming, 17, is compared to Chrissie Evert as she enters the Virginia Slims circuit. Coach Fred Weltonman notes their similarities in play and image, while Fleming balances schoolwork and tennis. She beat Julie Heldman in her pro debut but fell to Rosemary Casals, seeking guidance from Evert as she pursues a professional path.
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Keino in Doubtful Pro Track Status After Absences
Los Angeles AP reports Kip Keino may have left the ITA pro tour or faced foul play. The Olympic champion disappeared after an April 14 Baltimore meet with no Toronto or Philadelphia showings and a San Diego event upcoming. ITA officials express concern for his welfare and contract adherence.
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Aaron Receives Hate Mail On Road Trips
Houston AP reports Braves slugger Hank Aaron, nearing Babe Ruth's career home run mark, receives a steady flow of hate mail. Aaron notes many messages are racist while on the road with the Braves for a series against the Houston Astros.
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