Hart Transplant Revives Yanks in Milwaukee Victory
The New York Yankees end a seven game skid by beating the Brewers 5-2 behind Jim Ray Hart's two hits and George Medich's first major league win. Lindy McDaniel finishes strong in relief. The Angels and Astros win on the same night while Denny McLain signs with the Iowa Oaks.
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Nets hire Loughery to coach in bold move
Roy Boe confirms Kevin Loughery will coach the New York Nets replacing Lou Carnesecca who leaves to return to St John’s. Loughery announced his decision after meeting Boe, with an official team announcement teased as part of a broader lineup.
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Draft Delay Faces NBA Court Clash Over Brisker
In New York the NBA draft faced possible postponement as Louis Nizer sought a restraining order to stop the 1973 draft amid the Brisker case. Philadelphia 76ers owner Irv Kosloff and others weighed whether the draft would proceed with No. 4 and 1 picks, while Kevin Loughery resigned as 76ers coach to join the New York Nets.
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Baseball Standings and Scheduled Games Snapshot
Standings show teams like Wichita Birmingham Asheville Columbus Knoxville Savannah Montgomery Orlando and San Antonio with mixed results. Several games are postponed or rained out across the Texas Eastern International and Pacific Coast leagues with teams such as Syracuse Quebec City Reading and Waterbury noted among schedule complexities.
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Line scores from American League games
Scores show New York and Milwaukee games with Medich Parsons and Garcie delivering homers for Milwaukee while Roberts and Ed wards earned the win for Houston. Garcie Coluccio and Rader homered for San Diego with Roberts securing the victory for Houston.
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Fort Leonard Wood wins Fifth Army Bowling Championships
Fort Leonard Wood overtook Fort Sill in the final three-game series to win the Fifth Army Bowling Championships by 160 pins. Tom Coffey of Fort Sill had the meet's high game at 258, while Fort Sill's Maj. Carrie Turner led the women's fourth place team with a 213 game. Other Fort Sill honorees included Gerald Robinson 608, Dan Vahla 668, Nicar and Dixon fourth in doubles 2256, and Vahla sixth in all events with 190.11 average, one pin ahead of Nicar.
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Tulsa Captures Series From ORU
Tulsa University won the city baseball series over Oral Roberts University in a three to none series. Rick Ritschel pitched six innings of shutout ball before relief by Ron Wrona. Tulsa's runs came in the third fifth and sixth innings on walks an error and a single with wild pitches and steals. Tulsa improves to 2-3 and ORU falls to 17-3.
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