Line scores from early baseball games across leagues
The scoreline set shows Cleveland at New York besting the Yankees 1 to 0 as Strom earned the win in relief for Cleveland while Peterson took the loss. San Diego beat San Francisco 4 to 2 behind Bryant in relief and Speier homered for San Francisco. Cincinnati defeated Atlanta 8 to 7 with Hoerner driving in the go ahead run. Los Angeles routed Houston 15 to 4 with Reuss pitching and Wynn homering for Houston.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
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Elix Declared Ineligible For One Cage Game
Lawton High sophomore center Dwight Elix has been ruled ineligible for spring sports and must sit out the first OSSAA basketball game next fall. He averaged 8.8 points and 122 rebounds in 23 games last season and played one game in the Fort Sill Invitational after the season ended. OSSAA rules bar participation in the current season for the remainder of the school year.
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Lawton High
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LHS
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OSSAA
Fort Sill
Bowling results and standings from league night
League bowling notes show individual high scores Dorieno Moncrief 242 and Eddie Joiner 535, team highs Western Mobile Homes e77 and Sergeants Realty 2393, with various league divisions including Constitution-Press and Coca Cola leagues at Thunderbird Lanes and Holiday Bowl. Standings list Sergeants Realty a 3 and Joe Higgins Point with unclear totals.
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Thunderbird Leones Hi
Dorieno Moncrief
Eddie Joiner
Western Mobile Homes
Sergeants Realty
Joe Higgins
Constitution-Press League
Thunderbird Lanes
Doyle Bell
Nancy Adams
Howard Kemper
Picos
Ad Alley Ae
Thunderbird Lones
Mark Hill
Debro Dotson
Hi Ind
Richard Jacoby
Yankees Still Looking For First Victory Bench Homers In Loss
The Yankees have opened 1973 with four straight losses as they bench bats and fall 3-1 to the Indians. Rusty Torres and John Ellis fueled the Indians with standout hits, while Graig Nettles endured a costly error against his former team. The Braves and Reds also delivered tight results with Tony Perez and Johnny Bench producing offense for Cincinnati in an 8-7 win over Atlanta.
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Boston
Bobby Murcer
Ron Bryant
San Francisco
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Chris Speier
Bryant
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Perez
Pedro Borbon
Sparky Anderson
Jerry Reuss
Houston
Jimmy Wynn
Astros
Dodgers
Lakers Aim to Reverse Tough Bulls in Home Game
Lakers return home to face an aggressive Bulls in a pivotal NBA playoff game with Chicago leading the series 3 2. Gail Goodrich and Bill Bridges criticize officiating and Bulls defense as Los Angeles seeks a 4 2 edge in the Western Conference showdown.
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Atlanta Hawks
Three NHL Teams Seek Knockouts and CTC Texas Trophies
Three NHL teams chase knockout wins as playoffs resume with Game 5 in best of seven. New York Montreal and Chicago lead in quarterfinals amid injuries and upsets. Boston Buffalo and St Louis face elimination. CTC Touring Club dominates Wichita Falls autocross with three class titles. Fort Sill Rally planned next Sunday. entry open to all but prizes for military team only.
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Fort Sill
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Bills trade for two Chargers players in undisclosed deal
Buffalo announces a trade sending two Chargers players Chuck Detwiler and Lee Thomas to Buffalo in exchange for a pending draft pick to be finalized with a third Chargers player. Detwiler is 25 and a safety from Utah State. Thomas is 26, a tight end from Wiley College and Jackson State, mainly used on special teams.
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Bills
Chuck Detwiler
Lee Thomas
Chargers
Detwiler
Utah State
San Diego
Thomas
Wiley College
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