Red Sox Sweep Tribe to Build East Lead in 1972 Standings
Boston conquers Cleveland 5-1 in 12 innings and 2-0 to extend the AL East lead. Lee Kasko praises balanced attack as Baltimore, Detroit, and New York chase Boston with remaining games tightening the pennant race. Carlton Fisk hits his 20th homer in the opener. John Curtis secures his 10th win in the second game.
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Eddie Kasko
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Kaska
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Boston
Ken Aspromonte
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Aspromonte
Milwaukee
Jim Palmer
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Carlton Fisk
Jack Brohamer
Luis Aparicio
Iba Assails Cage Ruling After Olympic Final Row
Oklahoma City AP Henry Iba, returning from Munich, condemned the IABA ruling that Russia won the 51 50 Olympic final over the United States. He faulted the officiating and the handling of the final seconds, criticizing Dr. R. William Jones and calling for stronger authority in basketball and the Olympics.
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Will Rogers World Airport
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Munich
Germany
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U. S
Jones
Lawton High Bandits Face Ike Falcons In Friday Game
City sophomore teams Lawton High Bandits and Eisenhower Falcons meet at Ron Stephens Stadium at 7 00 pm The Falcons use power I with Tony Antone and Bry an Cain at quarterback Jerome Newry Wes Ragain and Charles Cohee start in backfield For Lawton High QB Doug Smith directs the attack with David Ferguson Jesse Cross and Mike Rutledge in backfield End pairs are Barry Copeland Bruce Heusel for Lawton and Jim Ritter Del Reed for Ike Tackles are Wes Butler John Easley and guards are Jim Phillips Ron Speigle Jim Ortiz snaps The defense substitution for Ike includes David Rosa David Aubrey and Cain
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Ron Stephens
Lawton High
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Tony Antone
Bryan Cain
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Wes Ragain
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del Reed
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Rick McIntire
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Jim Berry
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Mike Morgan
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Jesse Cross
Mike Rutledge
Jim Ortiz
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John Easley
Jim Phillips
Ron Speigle
Leep Captures Feature At Speedway In NCAA Standings
Harold Leep, Wichita Kansas, won the 50 lap feature at Lawton Speedway to take the NCRA point lead by 1 110 to 1 010 over Emmett Hahn. Ron Fowler finished second with Shady McWhorter third. Hahn clocked the fastest time of 15.86 seconds on the three eighths mile oval.
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Ken Sweet
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A. J. Little
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Louisiana Oval
NCAA SUPER MODIFIEDS COMPETITION RESULTS AND HEATS
Readable segment lists heat by heat results for Super Modifieds and Hobby Stocks. Competitors include Harold Leep Emmett Hahn Jim Harkness and Jerry Bennett with heats in Lawton Oklahoma and adjacent venues, plus semifinals dash and feature placements for multiple drivers.
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Kon
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Tulse
Jim Harkness
Jerry Bennett
Lawton
Jen Carnegie
Royce ‘Harlen
Oklahome
George
Gilbert Hutson
Lewton
Ken Sweet
Randy Willingham
Amarillo
Todd Coker
Oklahoma City
Bobby Waelnscott
Jerry Dougles
Cody
Hobby Stocks
Don Speer
Altus
Tommy Dole
Earl Hartronft
Gary Prestage
Alfred Stubbs
Mt. View
Buddy Robertson
Chickasha
Robertson
Prestage
Rodney Huber
An 4Speer
Hartronft
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