Selmon sidelined by viral heart infection at Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma officials announced that starting defensive tackle LeRoy Selmon is hospitalized with a viral infection near the heart. Coach Ken Rawlinson said no heart damage is evident but practice could worsen his condition, with six weeks as a possible recovery frame. Also injured were Kerry Jackson and Scott Hill, both in Norman hospitals with serious and other ailments from separate incidents.
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Interleague Play Talks Stall at MLB Meetings
At the major league summer meetings in Milwaukee officials extended a session as interleague play remained the dominant topic. An executive council reportedly rejected the proposal Bud Selig helped study, dimming hopes for rapid adoption before today's joint AL-NL session.
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Springfield Kings Hire Ed Tyburski as Head Trainer
Ed Tyburski of Agawam Mass is hired as head trainer for the Springfield Kings hockey club beginning September. The appointment announced in Springfield Massachusetts confirms Tyburski will lead conditioning and fitness work for the team.
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Delvin Williams Faces Mental Hurdle After Hamstring Woes
Delvin Williams, Kansas senior running back from Kashmere High, recalls ongoing hamstring injuries that plagued him since college arrival. He describes safe progress yet admits mental pressure from recurrent injuries and a difficult junior year where he played with a taped strap.
Sparky's Plan Delivers 1-0 Reds Victory Over Pirates
Sparky Anderson ordered an intentional walk to Willie Stargell with two outs in the eighth, setting up a late threat that produced Cincinnati's 1-0 win behind Jack Billingham's scoreless effort. The article also notes Braves 15 Cubs 1 and other NL results with key performances by Evans, Stargell, Marichal, Seaver, and Buckner.
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Carolina Cougars sign Ed Manning for 1973-74 season
The Carolina Cougars of the ABA announce the signing of Ed Manning for the 1973 74 season. Manning, 6 7, will be in his third year with the Cougars after three NBA seasons. Contract terms were not disclosed.
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Fights Last Night In Denver And Toronto Cards
Denver bout saw Ron Lyle of Denver KO Jose Garcia of Venezuela in a heavyweight clash. Oscar Bonavena of Argentina outpointed Lou Bailey of Omaha. Duane Rohick stopped Chuck Borden in Bowlus. In Toronto Clyde Gray stopped Roscoe Bell of Miami Beach in four rounds.
Delvin’s hamstring prompts senior year nerves for Kansas
Delvin Williams worries about his thigh as two a days approach and spring drills reveal lingering stiffness. He notes real progress this summer but fears a setback could end his senior season. Kansas relies on his running threat to balance its passing game. He will test the leg when two a days begin Monday.
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Huntsville Loses to New London in NBC Tourney
Huntsville Alabama was eliminated from the National Baseball Congress tournament after a 5-0 loss to New London Connecticut. Boulder Colorado beat Tallahassee Florida 6-3 while Eureka California defeated Tucson Arizona 5-3.
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