Kansas Jayhawks eye top Big Eight finish in 1973
A columnist forecasts Kansas football could rise to as high as third in the Big Eight, with potential 7-4 season and strong defense. Oklahoma and Nebraska lead the conference, while KU projects a ferocious first-division battle with Missouri and Oklahoma State. Delvin Williams and Dave Jaynes anchor an improved offense. Pepper Rodgers’ UCLA upset of Nebraska frames Northern challenges as KU aims for a Rose Bowl bid.
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Iowa State
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Missouri
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Florida State
Minnesota
Tennessee
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
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John Riggins
Steve Taylor
Delvin Williams
Bruce Adams
Bob Miller
Dave Jaynes
Scott McMichael
Jud Mitchell
Dave
Pepper Rodgers
UCLA
Cornhusker
Bruins
Lincoln
Pepper
USC
Trojans
Budde Returns to Chiefs Camp After Signing Contract
Kansas City veteran Ed Budde rejoined the Chiefs at Arrowhead after signing his contract and returning to drills. Defensive tackle Bucks Buchanan is sidelined with a kidney stone and will miss practice for the week. Defensive backs Mike Sensi sbaugh and Kerry Reardon worked out in limited fashion as wet grounds kept the team from Liberty, Missouri.
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Hank. Stram
Bucks Buchanan
Mike ,Sensibaugh
Kerry Reardon
Liberty
Dodge City Faces Liberal in Kansas Baseball Championship Duel
In Wichita the Kansas Baseball Congress tourney narrows to three as Dodge City and Liberal each carry one loss. Liberal beats Wichita Caravan Music 5 4. Bowers Homes tops Manhattan 2 1. Giants oust Owls 4 2 then fall to Dodge City 3 0. Dodge City must beat Liberal to reach Friday final versus Bowers Homes.
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Topeka Owls
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Ryan Kurosaki
Galen McSpadden
Mike Hodgkins
Jack O’donnell
Bill Pavia
Homes
Denny Spitzer
Don Hoffman
Giants
Owls
John Anderson
Richard Peery
Anderson
Peery
Rick Simpson
Simpson
Wilt to Play In San Diego
Wilt Chamberlain, famed Lakers center and all time scoring leader, is reported negotiating a 500000 dollar one year deal to join the San Diego Conquistadors. If signed, the team would play at least two seasons in the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Laker
San Diego Conquistadors
San Francisco Examiner
Examiner
Chamberlain
Lakers
National Basketball Association
7 Foots Chamberlain
Conquistators
Los Angeles
San Diego State University
Recreation League Final Standings Report
Neerfield 7 8, Schwegler 7 3, Hillcrest 7 4, Kennedy Haat Heights 6 5, Pinckney 6 6, Broken Arrow Kaw Valley 6 5, Cordley Centennial 2 9, Sunset 2 9.
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Neerfield
Schwegler
Hillcrest
Kennedy-Haat Heights
Pinckney
Broken Arrow-Kaw_ Valley
Cordley- Centennial
Sunset
MLB Standings and Schedule for Wednesday Through Friday
Standings show East leaders St Louis and Chicago jockeying with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. West leads by Los Angeles and Cincinnati. several games listed for Thursday and Friday, including Pittsburgh at Chicago and Atlanta at Cincinnati with notes for suspended games and doubleheaders.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Montreal
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Blass
Reuschel
Arlin
Whitby
Bryant
Willoughby
Schueler
Niekro
Norman
Grisley
Renko
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues and Cities
A dense schedule lists multiple baseball games with player stats and matchups across California Texas Oakland Minnesota Chicago Kansas Milwaukee New York Boston Detroit and Cleveland Baltimore. The entries include pitchers such as Ryan Singer Bibby Kaat Lolich Tiant and teams and venues implied by city pairings.
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Singer
Texas
Bibby
Clyde
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Holtzman
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Decker
Chicago
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Milwaukee
Colburn
New York
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Tiant
Detroit
Lolich
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Perry
Tidrow
Smoneey
Cuellar
Princess Anne Triumphs with Doublet at Royal International Show
Princess Anne and her horse Doublet captured the Rothmans Dressage Championship at the Royal International Horse Show in London. The victory adds to their 1971 European title and comes as Anne plans to ride in Kiev in September for the European Championships. The horse had missed last year’s Olympics due to injury.
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Kiev
Soviet Union
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Princess Anne
Dolphins Favored Over All Stars In 40th Camp Game
Miami's unbeaten Dolphins enter as 17 point favorites against the College All-Stars in Soldier Field. John McKay leads the All-Stars with limited camp scrimmage while Dolphins stars Csonka Morris and Kolen face injuries. Game televised by ABC at 8 p.m. CDT.
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Soldier Field
ABC
Miami
Larry Csonka
Mercury Morris
Mike Kolen
Morris
Kolen
Don Shula
Cleveland Gets Last Team Tennis Franchise
Cleveland will be the 16th and final city to gain a World Team Tennis Association franchise. Owner Joe Zingale paid about 60 000 for the rights. he also sits on the boards of the Indians Cavaliers and Crusaders. The major league tennis season is set to begin in May 1974.
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Shula
Otto Graham
Green Bay Packers
McKay
Cleveland
Joe Zingale
Zingale
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Crusaders
World Hockey Association
Fights Fizzle With Mixed Results Across Cities
In Boston and nearby towns, middleweights Johnny Coiley of Somerville and Juan Botta of Raynham traded shots as local bouts drew mixed reactions. In Rapallo Italy, Piermario Baruzzi outpointed Dante Cane in a 225 to 242 bout. A Thai bout in Bangkok featured Pedro Adigue defeating Huasdal Sithboonlert as junior welterweight action continued overseas.
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Johnny
Coiley
Somerville
Mass
Juan Botta
Raynham
Rapallo
Italy
Piermario Baruzzi
Dante Cane
Basued
Bangkok
Pedro
Adigue
Philippines
Huasdal
League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING AND PITCHING DATA
In the American League batting leaders Arey Min and D May top lists for at bats, with Jackson leading runs and Mayberry tying for home runs. In pitching, Iater Oak and Seaver NY appear among leaders by decisions and strikeouts, with notable figures in batting and fielding across leagues.
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Seaver
Carlton
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St Mary's appoints Bill Fusco as new sports information director
SID Moraga Calif former USF assistant sports information director Bill Fusco is named the new sports information director at St. Mary's College in Moraga. The announcement noted his prior experience and the college's intent to strengthen athletics publicity.
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