Johnson Roofing and Saving Hardware lead in Hocking Hills Golf League
In a Wednesday round at Hocking Hills Country Club, Johnson Roofing leads Division I with 100 points while Saving Hardware tops Division II with 108. Armco, Carborundum, Elberfelds and others posted key results as Johnson Roofing edged Goodyear and Marion Riggs Ford, and Johnson was low No. 1 with 35.
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Fire destroys River Downs barns. several horses killed
Cincinnati fire officials report a major blaze at River Downs killed or destroyed multiple horses. Thirteen horses were lost with eight unaccounted for as maintenance repairs and aging wooden barns were being replaced. Track officials cite old wiring and external cords as fire sources while inspectors plan air.ther checks follow the incident.
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Trojans Capture Fourth Straight NCAA Baseball Crown
USC swept Arizona State 4-3 to claim its fourth consecutive College World Series title. Coach Rod Dedeaux praised his young squad for scrapping and delivering steady defense to seal the championship in Omaha.
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Trevino Eager As Play Starts In U.S. Open
Lee Trevino arrives at Oakmont amid high tension and confidence as he competes with 184 others for the 73rd U S Open title. Nicklaus is favored at 6-1 with Trevino 8-1, Weiskopf 8-1, and Palmer 10-1, with tee times starting at 7:30 a m EDT today.
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Trojans Edge California in title bid as Brock lauds defense
Arizona Coach Jim Brock praised five key defensive plays that decided the game, ending Southern California's dominance. Dedeaux notes the Trojans pursued the title fiercely as sophomore Jeff Reinke saved the win with three and two thirds innings of no hit relief. USC standout Jack Nicklaus wins the New Orleans Open in a playoff for his second 1973 title.
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Wise Falls Short of No Hitter as Cards Triumph 8-0
Rick Wise pitched 8 1 3 innings of no hit ball before Joe Morgan’s line drive ended the bid in an 8-0 St. Louis win over Cincinnati. Ted Simmons praised Wise’s control as the crowd applauded the near miss in Cincinnati.
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Perry Seeks Turnaround After Fifth Straight Loss
Cleveland Indians hurler Gaylord Perry vows to try anything after an eighth defeat in 14 starts as Texas Rangers beat Cleveland 4 2. Perry allowed two first inning runs and gave up two homers while Indians stranded 10 runners.
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Indy 500 Drivers Still Hospitalized
Swede Savage 26 from Santa Ana California remains in critical condition at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital. Salt Walther 25 from Dayton Ohio remains in serious condition at the University of Michigan and may undergo more surgery. Both were injured in separate crashes at the Indianapolis 500 last month.
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Mary Pat Hill Wins Scioto Downs Feature
Mary Pat Hill won the $1,500 Scioto Downs feature pace in Columbus Ohio on Wednesday night covering a mile in 2 04 and finishing seven lengths ahead of the field. The winner paid eight four and two six with Report rix returning five eighty and three twenty. Principle paid two sixty.
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Brewers rise from cellar to penthouse in tight AL chase
Milwaukee climbs from last place as they surge into the AL leaders race. The Brewers show improved hitting and pitching while staying in the tight American League pennant chase.
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Associated Press
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Tennis Stars Threaten Wimbledon Boycott Over Pilic
Nearly 100 top players threaten to skip Wimbledon if Yugoslav star Nikki Pilic is barred from play. Pilic faces life ban from his national team and is suspended by the ITF for not playing Davis Cup vs New Zealand. ATP says 97 members may sit out. final decision expected today.
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Middletown Star Aldridge Reflects on Recruiting
Arch ie Aldridge a 6 foot 5 Middletown high star and 34.8 point per game scorer recalls missing a grant in aid with Florida State and enduring relentless recruiting. He hid interest from coach Paul Walker while fielding offers from 211 schools and warns future stars to narrow choices to five, visit campuses, then decide early.
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Baseball Standings From AP Brief Note
Montreal beats San Diego 3 to 2 while New York shuts out San Francisco 3 to 1. Atlanta leads with 18 wins. Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 8, Cincinnati 0. Houston 6, Chicago 1.
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Reds Place Nelson on 21 Day Disabled List
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Roger Nelson is on the 21 day disabled list with an elbow injury. Nelson was acquired from Kansas City last winter as part of the club’s pitching upgrade and had arm problems treated there.
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