Expansion in baseball looms with Pacific league idea
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn says expansion is near and envisions a Pacific League with West Coast and Honolulu teams plus Japanese clubs from Tokyo and Osaka. He cites travel times, Taiwan and Mexico City as potential candidates and hints at three major leagues with divisional playoffs.
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Lebanon Raceway Race Results and Entries Summary
Results from Lebanon Raceway list winners and payoffs across nine races with detailed odds for each horse. The report includes doubles, perfecta payouts, and full entrant lists for all races plus the night’s entries for IST IRD and IRD classifications.
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Wick
Patrick Counsel
Abbe’s Wick
Patrick Cousel
Little Miss Jan
Hakita
Jim
Society Sam
Quaker Jane
Duke of Woo
Deanna Volo
Papago G
Twinite Scot
Pride Bowdain
High Anita
Spud Scot
Fancy Be Free
Jerry’s Pride
Artistic Wick
Quaker Linda
Grand Samuvel
Mirecle Witt
Bandolero
Linda Lou Ensign
Fisherman
Egerton Lady
Contented
Prince Rusty
Fast Saint
Peter Horn
Moon Baby
Justly Smoke
Roddie Rocket
Rebel Byrd
Quaker Kathy
Katie Q
Night Skeeter
Way Late
Lusty Isotta
Mighty Ken
Grand Hiram
Miss Lynn Adios
Dazzling Son
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Tame Freight
Queen’s Mate
Twenty One Jewel
Susan’s Belle
Angel Crystal
Sugar Lang
Alpine Royal
Inda Knox
Jerry Counsel
Penny Art
D’s Dagger
Wye Tag
Mr. Nixon
Speed Darnley
Laurentian
Whitney @Q
Prim Bloom
Single Girl
Countess Sal
Brad’s Buddy
Dudley All Star
Randy Key
Mahson’s
Goose
Gold Report
Fair Hobo
Pace A Flash
Alex Wyn
Middletown High Girls Tennis Clinch GMC Title
Middletown High girls tennis secured the Greater Miami Conference title with a 4-1 win over Hamilton Taft. Singles winners were Leslie Carson Leann Grimes and Laura Green, while Frazer Sawyer won in doubles and Gibbs Gordon fell in doubles. The Middiettes finished 7-0 for the season.
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Middletown
Middiettes
Cronin to step aside as AL president for MacPhail
Joe Cronin is expected to resign today as American League president after a 14 year tenure marked by expansion to 12 teams a two division format and the adoption of the designated hitter rule Lee MacPhail former Orioles GM currently assumed duties as interim president and will gradually take over full duties Cronin will remain as chairman while MacPhail assumes the presidency with Cronin aging 67 ready to hand over leadership to the son of legendary baseball executive Larry MacPhail
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Chicago
Joe Cronin
Lee MacPhail
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MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
American League
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Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Angels trade for catcher Ellie Rodriguez in 10 player deal
California Angels acquire Ellie Rodriguez from Milwaukee in a 10 player swap that sends Clyde Wright to the Brewers. The move includes Steve Barber Ken Berry Art Kusnyer and others with Joe LaHoud Ollie Brown Skip Lockwood and Gary Ryerson also moving between teams.
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Harry Dalton
California Angels
Clyde Wright
Milwaukee
Ellie Rodriguez
Rodriguez
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Steve Barber
Ken Berry
Art Kusnyer
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Brewers
Angels
Ollie Brown
Joe Lahoud
Skip Lockwood
Gary Ryerson
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler dominates Big Ten record
In his fifth Big Ten season Bo Schembechler has steered Michigan to 27 victories and three losses. The earnings reflect a strong program performance under his leadership in Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Bo Schembechler
Michigan
Falcons Dominate Lakota in 50 20 Victory
Fenwick's Junior Varsity football team improved to 5 1 with a convincing 50 20 win over Lakota yesterday. Bro Muthert scored on a one yard run and a 46 yard pass from Dave South who also ran 58 yards for a score. Musgrave DeBrosse and Whitey O'Connor added touchdowns.
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Lakota
Bro Muthert
Dave South
Mark Musgrave
Mike DeBrosse
Whitey O’connor
Falcons
Hunting and fishing license costs may rise in Ohio
The Ohio Division of Wildlife finished the 1973 fiscal year in the red by 602,002 dollars, with revenue at 7,072,760 and expenditures at 7,674,762. Hunting and trapping licenses held steady, fishing licenses rose slightly, and spending grew due to pay raises, inflation, and a 1,731,446 dollar transfer from the Wildlife Fund for capital improvements.
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Fremont, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Dan Armbruster
Armbruster
State Controlling Board
The
Wildlife Fund
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