Reds end Cardinals eight game win streak in NL action
In a mixed National League slate, Cincinnati defeats St. Louis 3-2 ending the Cardinals eight game run. Joe Morgan hit his sixth homer to break a 2-2 tie in the sixth, while Lou Brock homered for St. Louis and Jose Cardenal plus Carmen Fanzone drove two runs each for Chicago in a 10-run first inning versus Houston. Nellie Briles earned the win for Cincinnati with a three-hitter.
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Houston
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Lou Brock
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K of C and Elks Dominate Little League Night
In wet conditions at Crisafulli Park Fort Ontario games were canceled. K of C routed Davis Meats 19 to 3 as Keith Sheridan limited hits. Matt Coffey Jamie Dean and Mark Van Buren contributed. John Edwards led with three hits. Ellis defeated Seaway Supply 14 to 2 with Tony Burnham Pat Roy sharing pitching. Joe Bellar dino and Doug Reitz had three hits each for Ellis and Eddie Hoefer Pat Roy added two. Mark Maniccia added the remaining hit.
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Matt Coffey
Jamie Dean
Mark van Buren
John Edwards
Kevin Sheridan
Tom Dunsmoor
Tom Delaney
Tim James
Dave AuClair
Ellis
Seaway Supply
Tony Burnham
Pat Roy
Tom Sorrizzo
Tom Scaccia
Joe Bellardino
Doug Reitz
Eddie Hoefer
Mark Maniccia
Oswego High School Baseball Dives Into Saturday Doubleheader
Oswego High School will host two varsity and jayvee baseball games on Saturday weather permitting. Oswego plays North Syracuse at 10 a.m. and then faces Cicero High at roughly 1:30 to 2 p.m. Both games are Onondaga County league contests. Oswego sits at 8-7 after a midweek win over Liver pool High.
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Sealy Faberge 1973 Classic At Desert Inn Rained Out
Efrem Zimbalist Jr. chats with Kathy Whitworth before the Desert Inn event as a desert thunder shower halts play. The LPGA limited the tourney to 54 holes and four pros finished before rain ended the event, not affecting TV coverage.
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Oswego Trackmen End Season With Dual Meet Split
Oswego High beat East Syracuse Mineo 77 64 but lost to Baldwinsville 100 41 in the season finale. John Rando won the discus 124 ft as Oswego set a season win record of 11 and finished second in the Seneca Division.
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Oswego
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West Geneseo
John Rando
Chip Miceli
Jack Blum
Tom Murray
Don Richards
O.J. Barone
Ron Richards
Beaver McCrobie
Rod Kleinback
Dennis Russell
Rick Gardner
John Catalone
Bob Borden
Ron Thompson
John Ritson
Lyn Babcock
Frank Pascullo
Ron Gillette
Howard Mulcahy
Pat Schrader
Jeff Lenn
Corcoran High
Syracuse
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Summary
Eastern division leads show Chicago and Pittsburgh tied near top with New York and Montreal in pursuit. West division features San Francisco and Los Angeles trading first place margins with Houston Cincinnati and Atlanta mid-pack. Week schedule includes Friday and Saturday matchups across multiple cities with key divisional implications.
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Philadelphia
Twitchell
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Houston
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New York
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Montreal
Baseball standings and upcoming games summary
The standings show California Boston Minnesota Milwaukee Oakland New York Texas Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Kansas City with varied records. A list of tonight’s games includes California at New York Oakland at Boston Baltimore at Texas Chicago at Milwaukee Cleveland at Kansas City Detroit at Minnesota Detroit at Minnesota Chicago at Milwaukee and California at New York with several matchups marked N for night games.
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Catholic High Ends Unbeaten Golf Season
The Catholic High golf team finished the season undefeated after a 9-1 win over Phoenix. Medalist Dave Fichera led with a 37 against Mike Pluff's 45, while Jim Chapman, Don Chiareilli, Kevin Keding, and Ed McSweeney also contributed strong scores. The Crusaders next head to the county Golf tournament in Mexico on Friday, capping a successful year.
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Dwight Betz
Kevin Keding
Dave Staning
Ed McSweeney
Dan Farley
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Weiskopf Leads Kemper Open After 65 First Round
Tom Weiskopf fired a seven under par 65 to grab a first round lead at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. In Paris, John Haliwell of England and Christy O Connor of Ireland shot 69 to share a one stroke edge after the opening round of the French Open.
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England
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Ireland
Oswego Speedway ready for 45 lap super modified feature
Oswego Speedway heats up as Baldy Baker and Jimmy Shampine vie for the $1,500 top prize in a 45 lap super modified show this Saturday. Phil Wendt from Mobile joins a strong field while a total $8,000 in prize money backs the seven event program beginning at 7 45 p m.
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Jimmy Shampine
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Ala
Wisconsin Crews Reach Three Finals At IRA Regatta
Wisconsin's eight oared crews led qualifiers at Onondaga Lake in Syracuse as the Badgers earned spots in the finals of the varsity, junior varsity and freshman eight events. North eastern, Brown, MIT and Dartmouth also advanced, while Northeastern faltered after a rough start.
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Kentucky to Build $2 Million Aging Center at UK Medical Center
Gov. Ford and John Y. Brown Jr announce a $2 million research center on aging at the University of Kentucky Medical Center. The Eleanor and John Young Brown Jr Foundation will provide $1 million if Kentucky matches with $1 million in the 1974 legislature, with Ford pledging full support.
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Major League Leaders and Batting Returns June 1 1973
Baseball leaders highlight the season with batting averages for Watson and Blomberg, RBIs led by Ferguson and Mayberry, home runs by Stargell and Mayberry, and pitching marks for Holtzman Lee and Garber. Notable 85 at bat thresholds and multiple clubs named including SF PGH KC NY Chi Bal.
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Weiskopf Ties Quail Hollow Course Record in Kemper Round
Tom Weiskopf fired a 65 to tie the Quail Hollow course record and lead the Kemper after the first round. Lanny Wadkins shot 66 to stay within one stroke as Nicklaus did not compete, with Palmer and Crampton among those at 68 in near perfect weather. More than half the field broke par and 60 finished under par.
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Quail Hollow Country Club
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Byron Nelson
Ken Still
Mac McLendon
Bert Green
Leonard Thompson
Pat Fitzsimons
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Marvel Sam Snead
Lee Trevino
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
United States
Oswego High Golfers Split Triangular Meet At Battle Island
Oswego High School golfers beat East Syracuse Minoa 164 to 185 and lost to Liverpool 164 to 162 at Battle Island Park. Medalist honors went to Brian Belden Kelley and Phil Tripoli with 39s. Other notable scores include Scott Brennan 41, Andy Erwin 41, Ed Ramsey 40, and Mike Detota 45.
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East Syracuse Minoa
Liverpool
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Oswego
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Tripoli
Scott Brennan
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Brennan
Andy Erwin
David Dain
Bob Hogan
Bob Kelley
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Dallas Cowboy star Chuck Howley retires from football
Chuck Howley 37, the MVP of Super Bowl V, announced his retirement from professional football ending a storied career with the Dallas Cowboys. He leaves the game noted for his defensive leadership and memorable Super Bowl performance.
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Brewers acquire Gardner from A's and option Newman
The Milwaukee Brewers of the American League bought left handed pitcher Rob Gardner from the Oakland Athletics and sent Ray Newman to the Evansville farm club.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Rob Gardner
Oakland A’s
Ray Newman
Evansvile
Bertolucci Upsets Ashe In French Open Fourth Round
Italian player Paulo Bertolucci defeated Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia in straight sets 7-6 6-3 6-4 to advance in the $135,000 French Open Championships in Paris.
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Paulo Bertolucci
Italy
Arthur Ashe
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Indy 500 pays out as race salvaged after turmoil
Johncock won the Indy 500 earning 236002 dollars while Vukovich took 97512 dollars. The 57th running faced two washouts and four tragedies with one crewman and driver deaths. Cleanup aims to restore the 539 acre Speedway as police and city officials reassess post race burdens.
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Jockos Wenos And Alcan Jets Score Verdicts
In Fort Ontario city softball action Jocko's defeated Polish Americans 13 7 Wenos routed Hamm er mill 16 1 and Alcan Jets beat Misty Lounge 13 3 The Polish Americans led 5 1 early but could only add two more runs Paul Guido and Bob Victory led with multiple hits for their teams while Len Ponzi and Jack White stood out on the mound and at the plate for the winners
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Larry Morgia
Rich Wart
Ray Haynes
Joe Comerford
Gene Costa
Bob Barsi
Tim Carey
Joe Pagano
Pete Szyk
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Jack Gifford
Alex Kurilovitch
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Pat Canale
Bob Victory
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Jim Kano
Nick Piazza
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Tim Somers
Tom Menter
Tom Kelly
Pat Cloonan
Jim White
Rich Avery
Bob Sheridan
John Spano
Pat Smith
Dick Haynes
Smith Upset by Okker in Paris Tennis
Tom Okker of the Netherlands defeated top seed Stan Smith in Paris at the French Open advancing to the quarterfinals after a 6-3 6-3 7-6 346 6-4 victory. Smith double faulted three times in the final game on match point. Chris Evert beat Helga Masthoff 6-3 6-3 to reach the women's semifinals.
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Pasadena
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Fla
Helga Masthoff
West Germany
Indianapolis 500 prize list disclosed for 1 006 105 race
Official prize breakdown shows leader lap bonus of 225 and total purse of 1,006,105 for the Indianapolis 500 with top earners including Gordon Johncock 236,002.82 and Bill Vukovich 97,512.82 among 33 named drivers plus alternates and qualifying prize.
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Tinley Park
Ill
Steve Krisiloff
Parsippany
N.J
Lee Kunzman
Guttenberg
Iowa
John Martin
Long Beach
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Dick Simon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mark Donohue
Newtown Square
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Willington
New Zealand
Mike Hiss
Tustin
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Tex
Wally Dallenbach
East Brunswick
AJ. Foyt Jr
Houston
Jerry Karl
Manchester
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Sammy Sessions
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Mich
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Mario Andretti
Nazareth
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Redondo Beach
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
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Ohio
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Whitewater
Wis
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