Morris Redskins join Little 7 for 1973 football and fall schedules
Morris High School unveils 1973 74 fall and winter schedules. Morris joins the Little 7 Conference to pursue a league title, with seven new football games against Little 7 teams and a homecoming game against West Chicago. Cross country and wrestling also feature multiple invitational meets and conference events.
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Ken Remejes
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Spring sports letter winners at MCHS announced
The school awarded spring letters to varsity and junior teams, with a list of recipients across tennis golf track baseball and more. Notable names include Ed Bright Dan Wacks Kent Ashline Dave Anderson and many others across varsity junior varsity and frosh soph squads.
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Dan Wacks
Brian Cripe
Jack Davick
Fred Johnson
John Purdue
Ron White
John Vacca
Kent Ashline
Bruce Erickson
Larry Grieff
Brent Hansen
Sid Nelson
Ed Ansell
Kevin Egeland
James Leonard
John Nelson
Charles Roseland
Phil Wigtil
Bob Hunt
Don Knapp
Joe Parnell
Steve Shannon
Chad Waters
Mike Ader
Gary Craig
Rob Darin
Doug Davenport
Jim McNulty
Don Moore
Larry Sampson
Dave Anderson
Scott Farmer
Jim Finland
Neal Kukman
Rick Olson
Mark Turk
Greg Strait
Craig Cassem
Bob Cook
Tom Fruland
Mike Martin
Carl Sanders
Jay Zumbahlen
Greg Allaben
Ron Ehtrevoog
Fresh-Soph
Merle Anderson
Kevin Pierard
John Allaben
Bob Barry
Joe Fruland
Kevin Gallagher
Frosh-Soph
Ken Anderson
Jim Hougas
Alan Lindsay
Bill Pfaff
Scott White
Bob Clemmons
Gehrig Dergo
Tracy Dorheim
Perry Hopwood
Mel Leschewski
Lynn Tefford
Jim Black
Tim Butterfield
Paul Claire
Tim Durkee
Dave Fannin
Jay Lamb
Steve Turk
Steve Feeney
Randy White
Kevin Yard
Tim Brehm
Rich Carlson
Mick Lambros
Doug Lines
Mark
Whalers Terry Caffery Named WHA Rookie of the Year
In Santa Ana California Terry Caffery of the New England Whalers earned the WHA Rookie of the Year honor for the 1972 73 season. In Los Angeles California Mark Tardiff of the Montreal Canadiens signed a three year deal with the WHA Los Angeles Sharks.
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Calif
Terry Caffery
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
LOS Angeles
Mark Tardiff
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Los Angeles Sharks
Orioles knock Wood as Tigers top Angels in AL action
Wilbur Wood faltered as the Orioles rallied for four runs in the eighth to beat the White Sox 7-4. Detroit beat the Angels 5-2, New York topped Texas 8-6, Boston crushed Kansas City 9-2, and Milwaukee edged Oakland 5-4. Minnesota and Cleveland were rained out.
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Associated Press
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Wilbur Wonderful
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Seneca Opens Colt League With Double-Header Sweep Of Dwight
Seneca swept Dwight in a Colt League doubleheader 5-4 in eight innings and 9-7. In game one Seneca turned four in the second to take a 4-2 lead, Dwight tied 4-4 in the third, and Scott Larsen delivered a go ahead double in the eighth. Tom Sheedy earned the win. Tom Halloran took the loss. In game two Seneca broke out for six runs in two innings and finished with 8 hits led by Gary Stangland and Sheedy. Matt Myre notched the win with 10 strikeouts. Seneca travels to Wilmington tonight.
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Seneca
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Gary Stangland
Sheedy
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Stangland
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Wilmington
Sham Prepares For Belmont Clash With Secretariat
New York AP Pancho Martin declared Sham perfectly conditioned after final Belmont workout as the horse readies for the 105th Belmont Stakes. Secretariat seeks the Triple Crown after narrowly beating Sham in the Derby and Preakness, with four rivals including My Gallant Pvt. Smiles and Twice A Prince aiming to foil the bid.
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Pancho Martin
Sham
Secretariat
Martin
Citation
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Pvt
Smiles
Prince
Caffery Named WHA Rookie of the Year
Terry Caffery wins the World Hockey Association Rookie of the Year for 1972-73 after 14 NHL games and 39 goals 100 points for the New England Whalers. He earns a 4000 bonus from WHA with 121 total voting points. Tim Sheehy and Gene Peacosh tied for second with 27 points.
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Calif
World Hockey Association
Terry Caffery
Caffrey
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Caffery
Tim Sheehy
New York
Gene Peacosh
Gilles Gratton
Ottawa
Classified Ads Offer Full and Part Time Jobs
Readers are urged to check daily classified ads for job opportunities including full time and part time positions across various sectors. The notice promotes scanning sections regularly to catch new listings and earnings options.
National League East and West standings with Tuesdays results
The standings show teams in both leagues with records and games back. Tuesday results include Los Angeles defeating Chicago 10 to 1 and San Francisco beating Pittsburgh 3 to 2, while Cincinnati topped New York 6 to 5 in ten innings and Philadelphia routed Houston 4 to 0.
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Gibson
Davis Dodgers rally past Cubs 10 1 in NL action
Willie Davis powered the Dodgers with a 4 for 5 day including a triple and two singles in a 10 1 win over the Chicago Cubs as Los Angeles stays three games behind San Francisco in the NL West.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Davis
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
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Cincinnati Reds
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Houston Astros
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San Diego Padres
Ron Fairly
Montreal
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Fairly
Mike Marshall
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
New York
Mets
Ed Gooson
Ron Bryant
Kindelspire Defeats Hideaway 21 6 In Softball Showdown
Kindelspire powered by home runs from Donna Spiller and Patti Smith defeated Hideaway 21 to 6 at Goodwill Park. Spiller earned the win as pitcher. Diane Olson took the loss for Hideaway. A rematch is set Monday at 6 30 p m at Goodwill Park.
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Donna Spiller
Patti Smith
Kindelspire
Hideaway
Goodwill Park
Donna Chamberlain
Diane Olson
Ashe Advances In Italian Open Title Fight
Arthur Ashe defeated Jean Baptiste Chanfreau 6-4 6-4 to reach the Italian Open third round at Rome. Patti Hogan of La Jolla Calif won 6-2 6-2 over Jill Griffith in the Northern Lawn Tennis Championship in Manchester England.
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Arthur Ashe
Jean Baptiste Chanfreau
Manchester
England
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Jill Griffith
Britain
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