Twitchell Sets Batting Strikeout Record With Four K's
Phillies pitcher Wayne Twitchell matched a major league mark by striking out four times in four at bats, repeating his May 16 performance. He beat Pittsburgh 7 4 and also contributed 11 hits allowed in the win. Rick Wise of St Louis keyed a late surge with a two run double against the Mets, lifting the Expos to victory over the Cubs in extra innings. Other NL results featured Montreal, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles winning on varied scores. American League scores included Chicago, Oakland, Minnesota, Kansas City, and New York posting wins.
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Rentzel Eyes Best Rams Season Despite Legal Troubles
Lance Rentzel, on probation for indecent exposure and facing a 90 day jail term for marijuana possession, says he hopes for his best football season with the Los Angeles Rams this year. Superior Court Judge William ...
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Travs Beat Blues 7-2 As Cruz Tops Home Run Lead
Arkansas Travelers defeated the Memphis Blues 7-2 behind Hector Cruz who hit his 11th homer and drove in two. Cruz now leads the league in homers and RBIs as Gary Hill pitched a complete game for the Travs. Caldecott ordered Rentzel sentence with stay on appeal. Rams keep him on roster.
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Odds makers name Indy favorites for Indy 500
In Indianapolis AP odds makers rated drivers for the 33 car field. Mark Donohue and Gordon Johncock were co favorites at 4-1, with Bobby Unser Swede Savage Gary Bettenhausen and Al Unser at 5-1. Rutherford at 6-1 shared that spot with A J Foyt. Rutherford fastest qualifier at 198.413 mph but aiming to avoid engine trouble like 1970. Mosley and Revson listed at 7-1 though Mosley has recent crashes.
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White Sox defeat Angels as Brinkman homers
Chuck Brinkman delivered a two run homer that fueled a 6 2 White Sox win over the California Angels Tuesday night. The victory pulled Chicago two games ahead in the American League West.
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Player Gary Player Returns in Atlanta Classic Start
Gary Player of South Africa, long a top golfer, makes his delayed 1973 American debut this week in the Atlanta Classic, part of a $150,000 event. He is the current American PGA champion and one of four men to sweep the world’s major titles, having been sidelined much of the year by health issues. In other games, Cleveland beat Baltimore 5-3. Milwaukee 4-2 over Boston. New York 7-2 over Detroit. Minnesota 8-7 over Kansas City. Oakland 4-1 over Texas. In the NL, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 7-4. Montreal edged Chicago 4-3 in 11. St. Louis over New York 5-3. San Francisco 7-3 over Atlanta. Cincinnati defeated Houston 6-4. Dodgers beat San Diego 1-0.
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Lopes Sets Fast Pace As Dodger Rookie Thief
Davey Lopes of the Los Angeles Dodgers leads the National League in batting early in his rookie season and has stolen 17 bases in 17 attempts over 39 games. His aggressive baserunning surpasses legends like Willie Mays and Lou Brock. Lasorda notes Lopes could reach 75 steals if not slowed by missed games.
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NAIA track meet opens in Arkadelphia this week
The NAIA track and field championships begin at Haygood Stadium in Arkadelphia, hosted by District 17. Participants include Eastern New Mexico's Mike Bolt, Willie McGee of Alcorn A&M, and Rod Milburn of Southern University, with Arkansans hopeful for strong showings amid top national talent.
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Agents' money manager Al Ross shapes modern sports
In a Century City suite, Al Ross runs First United Management representing about 23 athletes across sports. He curates contracts, tax planning, and investments while arguing players’ needs against team power. Notable client Carl Eller helped establish his career, though disputes like Jim Chones’ $5 million suit have marred the image of his agency.
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Hope Legion Opens Season With Magnolia Doubleheader
The Hope Jr. American Legion baseball team begins a 35 game schedule with a May 26 doubleheader at Magnolia at 1 30 followed by a May 27 single game at Hope against Fordyce at 2 00. Coach Larry Walker names Mike Downs and David Huddleston as probable starters against Magnolia and Wade Harris for Sunday. Returning eight starters from last year’s 24 7 squad, with Babe Ruth League additions, include three year lettermen Paul Young Jim Arrington Buddy Ingram Perry Henley and two year lettermen Mike Downs Gary Rhodes Ricky Brown David Huddleston Wade Harris. Rookies are Jim Rhodes James Staggers John Yates Billy Ogburn Randy Banks and Jay Barrentine. Those interested in playing should contact Larry Walker before June 1 at 777 8611 or 777 5287.
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Little League action at K Park yields two tight wins
James Motor Co. beat C B C 4 to 3 in the first game while Sheriff's edged Barry's Grocery 6 to 4. Regan allowed eight hits with five strikeouts for James Motor Co. White pitched for the losers. Powers and Elledge split mound duties for Sheriff s, totaling seven hits allowed and ten strikeouts. Flenery hit a homer for Sheriff's in the second game. Thursday games schedule Sheriff s against Lions at 6 30 and Barry's Grocery against Greening Ellis in the second.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Sport By Timed Periods
Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide planning daily outdoor activity. Plan fishing in peak periods or hunting when cover and territory are favorable to maximize sport potential.
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Amarillo Surges Past Midland In Fourteen Innings
In Texas League action Amarillo edged Midland 3-2 in 14 innings as Jerry Bond powered Midland with a triple and a single for 2 RBIs and two runs. El Paso outlasted San Antonio 7-6 in 11 innings with Rick Austin erring a ball to first allowing an unearned run scoring Wise, while Chuck Hockenberg excelled in relief. Oakland beat Texas 4-1 behind Ken Holtzman seven-hit, sixth straight win and Rich McKinney three-run double.
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