Brewer surges to lead Masters chase with 66 in third round
Gay Brewer shot a six under par 66 to surge from 75 to 141 at Augusta, catching Nicklaus and a four-way lead. Aaron Dixon Snead join Brewer at the top as Nicklaus faltered to 77. Chi Chi Rodriguez and others close the pack with 142 143. Palmer and Trevino sit near 149 as 57 players make the cut for weekend play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Nicklaus
Tommy Aaron
Bob Dickson
J. C. Snead
Augusta
Puerto Rico
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob Goalby
Grier Jones
Britain
Peter Oosterhuis
Masashi
Ozaki
Ting
Tokyo
Gardner Dickinson
Jim Jamieson
Mason Rudolph
John Miller
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Eagle
Cbs-Tv
U.S
Tony Jacklin
England
Deane Beman
Gary Cowan
Hawks Beat Celtics 118 105 in NBA Playoffs
Atlanta Hawks toppled the Boston Celtics 118 to 105 to cut the series lead to 2 1. Pete Maravich and Lou Hudson led with 21 and 37 points respectively while Elvin Hayes and Wes Unseld paced the Bullets in another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Hawks
Boston
Hawks
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Atlanta
Pete Maravich
Lou Hudson
Hudson
Maravich
Bullets
Elvin Hayes
Wes Unseld
Various college and pro sports notes from Kansas and beyond
A collage of sports brief items covers Bud Stallworth's rookie 38 percent shooting and 6.3 ppg after the Sonics season, KU football and basketball personnel moves, Iowa State spring game plans, and quirky quotes from Chris Schenkel and Olympic sprinter Borzov. It also notes name confusions in Kansas athletics, javelin marks at UCLA, and coaching changes at Cal State Stanislaus and Regis College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucla
Pacific Ocean
Walton Pond
Seattle SuperSonics
Kansas
Bud Stallworth
Bud
Ames
Iowa State
Cyclones
Marshalltown
Chris Schenkel
ABC
Baltimore
Knicks
Deer season set Dec 1 9 statewide in 1973
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced the 1973 firearms deer season will run December 1 through December 9, four days longer than last year. A total of 8 960 permits will be issued, 895 more than in 1972, with an estimated harvest between 3 200 and 3 400 deer. The archery season runs October 1 to November 25, closes December 15, and continues until December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Board of Commissioners
Bill Peabody
Emporia
Peabody
Stanley Cup Playoffs Quarterfinals Schedule
NHL best of seven set with Montreal leading Buffalo 2-0 and New York leading Chicago 2-0. Games listed for Montreal Buffalo Philadelphia Minnesota Boston New York Chicago with times in EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Matchups from 1972 Season
Standings show Boston 15 leading New York and Baltimore at 10, Minnesota 8, Oakland 3, California 3, Kansas City 2 with Chicago visiting Texas and several pennant races. Notable pitchers: Detroit Lolich 22-14 at Cleveland Perry 24-16, New York Kline 16-9 at Boston Pattin 17-13, Kaat 10-2 for Minnesota, Odom 15-6 for Oakland.
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Boston
New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Chicago
Texas
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Detroit
Lolich
Cleveland
Perry
Kline
Pattin
Lockwood
Cuellar
Kaat
Odom
N. Kansas City
Simpson
Drago
Wright
N. Chicago
Wood
East
L. Pet. G.B
West California
Baseball scores and matchups from an early edition
A list of baseball results and pitching matchups including Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 5 New York 3 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 3 Montreal 2 Houston 2 Atlanta 1 in 13 innings. Later games show Philadelphia Lonborg 14 12 and New York Matlack 15 10 Montreal Moore 9 9 at Chicago Pappas 17 7 San Francisco Willoughby 6 4 at Cincinnati Billingham 12 12 Los Angeles Messersmith 8 11 at San Diego Norman 9 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
West Houston
San Diego
San Jrancisco
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Lane named OU head basketball coach in surprise pick
Lester Lane 41, a former OU scoring star and Mexican Olympic coach, was chosen to succeed John MacLeod as Oklahoma head coach. Lane signed a four year contract at 24000 annually after interviews in Norman and San Luis Potosi. He inherits an 18-8 Big Eight team with Alvan Adams returning. Lane, who has never coached college basketball, spoke of moving the program forward and acknowledged the reverse situation of taking over from MacLeod.
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Lane
John McLeod
Phoenix Suns
Joe
Ramsey
MacLeod
Denny Price
Wade Walker
Oklahoma
Alvan Adams
Oklahoma State
Rome
Denver Truckers
AAU
Wottle Joins Kansas Relays Four Mile Relay Squad
Olympian Dave Wottle of Canton Ohio will anchor a strong four mile relay at the 47th Kansas Relays April 18 21. The BG team features Steve Danforth Rick Ser and All American Craig Macdonald with Wottle aiming for titles at Kansas Drake and Penn and the chance to break Oregon's 16 09 record.
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Dave Wottle
Kansas
Canton
Ohio
Steve Danforth
Rick Ser
Wottle
Craig Macdonald
Mel Brodt
Drake
Penn
Oregon
Royals Opener Televised From New Stadium
Kansas City Royals will televise their home opener against the Texas Rangers next Tuesday night at the new stadium. Owner Ewing Kauffman supports airing the historic first game to allow all local fans to view the event, per general manager Cedric Tallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Ewing Kuffman
Kauffman
Jackson County
Cedric Tallis
Tren
Friy
Kansas Signs Georgia Back Calvin Prince for Kansas
Americus Georgia standout Calvin Prince signed a national letter of intent with Kansas. The 5-10 195 pound back rushed for over 1900 yards and scored 26 touchdowns as a senior at Americus High School. Jayhawk coach Don Fambrugh announced the pact.
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Calvin Prince
Americus
Kansas
Jayhawk
Don Fambrough
Prince
Americus High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Nicklaus
Boston Tea Party
THE
Associated Press
Chicago Bulls
Lakers
American Basketball Association
New York Nets
Carolina Cougars
Kentucky
Virginia Squires
Archie Clark
Chet Walker
Bob Love
Bulls
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
Hav
Nets
Lou Carnesecca
St. John’s University
Cougars
Carolina
Tom Owens
Artis Gilmore
Dan Issel
Virginia
Rick Mount
Colonels
Louisville
Rockets
Indiana
Utah
Golden State
Milwaukee Bucks
ABA
Denver
NBA
Madison
Wis
Lawrence Roundball Club
Allen Fieldhouse
Sonny Sixkiller
Washington U
Los Angeles Rams
Kansas Athletic Department
Roger Hammond
Roger D. Hammond
Atchison
Roger E. Hammond
Lee’s Summit
Tom Kivisto
Bob Kivisto
East Aurora
Tit
St. Charles
Mark Vitali
DeKalb
Vitali
Chicago Sun-Times
Quinn Buckner
Rich Bradshaw
Cazzie Russell
Purdue
Sam Colson
Valeriy Borzov
Russia
Jim Hanny
Lou Leo
Armin Pipho
Hanny
Cal State- Stanislaus
Leo
Pipho
Cage
KU Cage
Ted Owens
Owens
Jim Karabetsos
Regis College
Jim Clark Motors
Buick
Wildcat
Lawrence Auto Plaza
Pro Hockey
Winnipeg
Montgoanaery
Rotary
Lawrence
Purcell, Okla
Athletic Council
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Norman
Ramsey High
Walker
Les
Construc Supplies
Stion
Hallmark Franchise
Seablue Products
Hammerschmidt Specialties
Capp Homes
America
Hubert Rookstool
West 15Th
Topeka
Capp Homes Dept
Evgeni Arzhanov
Munich
Bae
Royals
Mount ET Love
Websters
Georgia
Mobile King Ranch, Inc
West Hiway
Farm Equipment, Inc
Hest 23Rd Street
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