Pinch runners spark Brewers split in doubleheader
Del Crandall used a double pinch runner in the eighth inning to turn a 1-0 loss into a 2-1 win over California as George Scott delivered a two run single. Oakland swept the Yankees 5-2 as Epstein and Rudi homered.
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Lawton Squeaks 5 4 Over McConnell In Ten Innings
Pepsi pitcher Cleve Reed and Cecil Powell's squad rode a late rally to a 5 4 extra inning win over McConnell Air Force Base. Tracy Benton and Pat Tiedemann sparked a ninth inning rally before Dean Parker delivered a go ahead hit in the 10th. Lawton improves to 30 10 and faces Lawton Braves next.
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Brown Claims Bengals Own Talent To Win Title
Associated Press reports coach Paul Brown believes the Cincinnati Bengals have the depth to contend for the 1972 championship. He notes past overachievements and vows to cure costly mistakes while denying political issues a place in football. Weekend trades include Jets sending Pete Lammons to the Eagles and Ike Lassiter moving to Washington.
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Albuquerque Jokers Edge Merchants 2 1 in Softball Duel
In Houston Texas the Southwest Merchants fell 2 1 to Albuquerque Jokers in a Houston women’s fast pitch tournament. Connie Brister plated Lawton’s run in the first after a double and third base error produced Albuquerque’s unearned pair. Janice Peneardy allowed four hits while Lawton had six. Merchants set to defend title at Countryman Field this weekend in the State tournament.
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Southwestern Furniture wins All Southwest title in blowout
Southwestern Furniture dominated the All Southwest Invitational slow pitch tournament. The Furnituremen crushed A and A Fence 25-8 in the semifinal, then routed them 27-4 in the final. Linwood Methodist of Oklahoma City pushed Southwestern to its closest margin, an 18-10 defeat. Art Hudson hit three homers and Joe Parmley added two in the semifinal rout.
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Colbert Misses Milwaukee Open Finish by One Stroke
Jim Colbert held a two stroke lead entering the 72nd hole but bogeyed it to finish 13 under at 271 and claim $25 000. George Johnson Bud Allin tied for second with 271 as Johnson narrowly missed a birdie on No 18 and Allin nearly birdied the final hole. Courtney shot 64 the day’s best.
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Trevino Beats Nicklaus in British Open Title Duel
Lee Trevino won the British Open at Muirfield with a four round 278 six under par to deny Jack Nicklaus the Grand Slam. Trevino led, Nicklaus surged late but Trevino held on with a clutch chip at 17 and earned 14300 dollars. Tony Jacklin finished third at 280. Nicklaus praised Trevino as extraordinary and vowed to chase the PGA Championship. Trevino plans exhibition play in England.
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Allard Wins 47th Public Links Playoff at Coffin Course
Bob Allard, 23, defeated Rick Schultz in an 18 hole playoff to capture the National Public Links Golf Tournament title. Allard posted a one over par 71 while Schultz carded 74 in muggy Indianapolis.
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Homenuik Wins Manitoba Open on Home Course
Wil Homenuik with a five under par 211 captured the Manitoba Open Championship at his home Winnipeg course. The event carried an $8,500 purse with Homenuik defeating a field of competitors.
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A and A Fence advances to final with big homer barrage
Perryman, Mike Panchey, Randy Griffin and David Frost homered for A and A. Wayne Teague led A and A with a homer in a 10-2 win over Pioneer Realty to reach the 18 team double elimination final. Pioneer Realty had earlier beat Major Brands 8-7 to set up the matchup.
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Colts Slip By Lubbock In Finale
Doug Smith lined a bases loaded single in the seventh to cap Lawton’s 4 3 win over Lubbock in the final game of a three game series at Ambue Park. Lubbock swept Saturday’s doubleheader after taking an early lead as Don Humphrey drove in a run with a sacrifice fly and Rocky Alburtis scored on a two out double. Lawton’s rally included singles by Antone and Elam and a key wild pitch as Antone scored the go ahead run in the sixth.
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Nebraska defensive back to serve as page at GOP convention
Jim Anderson a defensive cornerback and co captain of Nebraska last year will be the chief page at the Republican National Convention next month in Omaha.
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Woodward Completes Sweep With 8-0 Victory Over A's
Woodward shut out Lawton 8-0 to complete a three game weekend sweep. Lawton’s offense managed five hits as the A's were missing Darrell Cofer Jim Riley and Ray Chidester. Woodward built runs in every early inning and closed with a four run sixth.
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