Baseball results and upcoming games from May 8 1973
Major league scores show New York over Atlanta 7 2 and San Diego beat Chicago 4 1 while Pittsburgh edged Los Angeles 5 4 Houston lost to Montreal 3 1 and Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 2 1 Other scheduled games include Atlanta at New York Chicago at San Diego St Louis at San Francisco and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles with several rainouts and tomorrow’s slate listed.
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West Liberty wins home girls golf triangular
West Liberty tops West Branch and Columbus Community in a rain shortened triangular meet. Final scores based on projected scores show West Liberty at 213, Columbus Community 256, West Branch 244 with the B and C squads also taking victories. Individual results include Plunkett 48 and LuAnn Simpson 53 for West Liberty.
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West Liberty
West Branch
Columbus Community
Belles
Greg Guinn
Columbus
Girl barred from Ypsilanti Little League roster
In Ypsilanti Michigan 12 year old Carolyn King was dropped from the Little League roster after an 11th hour vote by 23 of 40 league managers. The group envisions continuing the legal fight to allow her to play despite a league rule banning girls.
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Ypsilanti
Bob Taylor
Little League
Natonal
Williamsport
Taylor
Rick Wanamaker to Keynote L M banquet
Rick Wanamaker will be guest speaker at the Louisa Mascaline High School spring sports rally banquet on Saturday May 12. The event, sponsored by the L M Roosters, starts at 6 30 p m in the school cafeteria.
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Rick Wanamaker
Louisa- Mascaline High
Boston Hurler Curtis Slows White Sox in Rainy Chicago
Boston pitcher John Curtis limited Chicago to five hits and ended the White Sox nine game AL win streak in a rain soaked night at White Sox Park. Cepeda reached on an error leading to two Sox runs, Curtis earned his first win of the season in his first start since April 19, rejoining Boston’s rotation as the Sox swept the mound action.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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John Curtis
Chicago
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White Sox
Orlando Cepeda
Ken Henderson
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Dave Roberts
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Don Sutton
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al Oliver
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Sparky Anderson
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Tom Seaver
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Doyle Alexandere
Ernie DiGregorio Shines For U S In Overtime Win
Ernie DiGregorio of Providence, the littlest man on the floor, sparked the U S squad to an 89 80 overtime victory over the touring Russian National team before 15 734 at Madison Square Garden. He scored late to force OT, added baskets and set up plays, earning praise from Bob Cousy and Len Elmore as the U S endured a rough basketbrawl with the Russians.
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Associated Press
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Len Elmore
Maryland
Russians vs Americans Brings Brutal International Battle
In a rough international clash, Americans overwhelm with pace while Russians rely on power under the boards. Aleksandr Belov led Russia with 13 points as eight players fouled out, DiGregorio paced the U S with 25 points and 11 assists, Barnes added 21, Elmore contributed eight rebounds, and Behagen seven as the Americans outrebounded 32-28.
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Aleksandr Belov
DiGregorio
Barnes
Elmore
Ron Behagen
Bowling Scores and Playoff Hints From Muscatine Leagues
Dairy Queen wins a 2020 to 1959 rolloff over Lazy T Produce in the Wednesday Afternoon Loafers league. Details cover Ladies Major and Minor Bowling, highs for individuals and teams, and playoff timings for Maccaine Journal, Maid Rite, HyVee, and Muse Produce, with standings and team scores across several venues including Muscatine and Fox's.
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Lazy T Produce
End of
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Nichols Lurmber
Pearl Products Ay
the Elms
Muscatine Journal
Chelf
Fairbanks-Lamb
Sandys
Stark Realtors
Maid-Rite de Ada
Rette Livingston
Marge Cooney
Maid Rite
Nichols Lumber
Sandy's
Comet linksmen boast 10 1 mark after wins
West Liberty defeated Iowa City Regina and West Branch to move their dual golf meet record to 1-1. Regina finished with 184, West Branch 178, and West Liberty 1748. Dave Rummells was medalist with 38. Carter won the deciding playoff hole for West Liberty.
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West Liberty
Iowa City
Regina
West Libery
Tom Carter
Mike Hoffman
Carter
Dave Rummells
Wapello
Gene Ritchie
Dan Christison
Butch Wieneke
Gene Nelson
Dave Rumbells
Dave Pederson
Steve Peterson
Mike Quinlan
Steve Albertson
Mike Nelson
Mike Powers
Terry Owens
Doe Myers
Soap Box Derby Registration Set Here Saturday
Local 1672 Firefighters and Muscatine trades sponsor the Davenport soap box derby registration this Saturday May 12 at Union Hall 222 Wind Street from 9 am to 2 pm. Boys and girls from Muscatine Bettendorf Clinton and Galesburg invited to participate. Further info to follow.
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Wind Street
Beteen
Firefighters
Trades and Labor of
Wilt to try more offense in fourth Knicks series clash
Wilt Chamberlain says he may handle the ball more as the Lakers visit Madison Square Garden for Game 4 after three games where he focused on defense and boards. He has averaged 7.4 points on 18 shot attempts while Knicks center Willis Reed notes the potential offense could help. Jerry West expects to return from hamstring issues to boost L A. scoring and pressure.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
New York Knicks
Madison Square Garden
Chamberlain
Knicks
Lakers
Los Angeles
Jerry West
West
Robert Kerlan
L.A
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Willis Reed
NHL president bans postgame TV coverage for finals
Montreal AP report notes NHL president Clarence Campbell banned cameramen from entering the winners dressing room after the Stanley Cup finals. He called dressing-room celebrations a cheap show that harms hockey’s image. Chicago visits Montreal for game five with Canadiens leading 3-1 in the best of seven.
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John Gianelli
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Campbell
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Canadiens
Reed Faces Size and Will Chamberlain Clash
Reed acknowledged the challenge of facing Wilt Chamberlain. He said the big man’s presence inside intimidates and makes players consider blocking attempts when going up for a shot.
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Reed
Will
Weather Rain Delays MCC and Area Sports Schedule
Precipitation washed out multiple local events Monday. MCC baseball at Tom Bruner Field with Keokuk postponed. sub regional tournament play paused. MCC in finals needs one win to reach state. High school golf, tennis meets altered. Optimist Club track meet at Heinz Field canceled.
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Burlington
Clinton
Davenport West
CR Jefferson
Heinz Field
Muscatine Girls Golf Drops Second By West Liberty
West Liberty defeats Muscatine 209 to 226 in a Friday dual meet as Joye Plunkett shoots 46 to lead the Hilltoppers. Muscatine's Deb Temple posts 53 for the Muskies with a 283 JV score.
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Muscatine High School
Joye Plunkett
Muscatine
Deb Temple
Muskies
Ruth Stroup
Clinton
Bettendorf
Varsity West Liberty
Joyce Plunkett
Karey Thurnese
Kay Radke
LuAnn Simpson
Teri Enderle
dayDeaDline
Kathy Dwyer
Vicki Rexroth
Deb Reynolds
Laurie Shay
Linda Cooney
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