Sutton Gets Point Shoves Reds Aside
Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton outdueled Cincinnati in a 3-1 win as he escaped a bases loaded jam in the first and limited the Reds to five hits while LA rallied late to claim the victory. Across the league Chicago beat St Louis 6-4, Pittsburgh toppled Philadelphia 5-4, and Houston edged Atlanta 2-1. San Diego and San Francisco were idle. Mets at Montreal postponed by rain. Hank Aaron of Atlanta notched his 11,000th official at bat.
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Delario Robinson Seeks Sunshine At Big Eight Outdoors
Kansas hurdler Delario Robinson, defending high hurdles champion, stresses sunny conditions for a strong weekend in Manhattan. He credits weather for form and aims to outpace Gregg Vandaveer, hoping rain stays away to avoid relapses from past rainy meets.
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Fothergill and Cook Reach WIBC Queens Finalists
Dotty Fothergill of North Attleboro and Judy Cook of Bendview Missouri emerge as finalists in the WIBC Queens bracket. Fothergill, the defending champion, defeated Bobbe North of Burbank and Bobbie Wiemer of Valley Stream. Cook, winner of her first pro title last month, beat Robbie Buffaloe of Costa Mesa and Carmen Elias of Fullerton.
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Lions Still Need Coach
The Lawrence High basketball coaching job remains open as the search committee led by Dave Kendall, Max Rife, and Al Woolard seeks a successor to Darrell Falen who resigned last week after five years. Applications from inside and outside the district are being considered, with interviews hoped to wrap up this month for a board recommendation in early June.
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Burchett Claims Putt Putt Weekly Title With 68
Ralph Burchett fired a four under par 68 to win the weekly tournament at Putt Putt Golf Course. Gary Welsh was runner up with 71 and David Austin placed third at 77.
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Lyttle Lifts Omaha to 8-4 Win Over Indy
Jim Lyttle delivered a three run homer as the Omaha Royals built a four run fifth inning rally to beat Indianapolis 8-4. The win keeps Omaha a half game ahead of the Iowa Oaks in the Eastern Division standings.
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Lawrence Slo-Pitch to Host 68 Teams This Summer
Lawrence's growing men's slo pitch program expands to 68 teams across seven leagues due to Holcom Complex delays. All games move to South Park Lyons Park and Elgin Woody Park with capped nightly play and makeup dates on Sundays if needed. Top teams enter Class AAA and AA divisions while eight churches join the schedule. no fast pitch league this year.
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League Leaders National and American League Batting and Pitching
The data lists top NL batters led by Mota LA .367 and Bonds SF 38 runs. Key totals include Cedeno Htn 53 hits and 12 doubles, Sosa SF 4-0 pitching 2.37, Carlton Phi 66 strikeouts. AL leaders show Kelly Chi .400, Otis KC 46 hits, Mayberry KC 36 RBI, North Oak 13 steals, May 10 home runs, N Ryan Cal "2" strikeouts.
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Orr String Grows In Norris Voting
Montreal AP Bobby Orr of Boston won the 1972-73 James Norris Memorial Trophy for the sixth straight year with 224 of 240 possible points from the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Guy Lapointe of Montreal was second with 58 points, while Bill White and Brad Park tied for third with 36 points.
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