Tigers and Red Sox battle in wild East preview
Tigers beat the Red Sox 9-7 at Fenway as Willie Horton and Tony Taylor pace Detroit with homers and trio RBIs. Carl Yastrzemski forecasts a frantic season while Eddie Kasko notes Boston pitching issues. Reds edge Padres 7-6 and Dodgers top Astros 2-1 in 13 innings with Bench and Lacy key hits.
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Boston
Detroit
Billy Martin
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Willie Horton
Tony Taylor
Tony Perez
Dave Concepcion
Johnny Bench
Reds
Padres
Lee Lacy
Dodgers
Baseball Scoreboard shows 1973 North Texas page updates
Baseball scores and upcoming games from Milwaukee at Cleveland Detroit at Boston Texas at Chicago California at Minnesota New York at Baltimore Oakland at Kansas City National League standings and results from Monday and Tuesday games. Wake Forest to open 1973 football season at home vs Florida State on Sept 15 with ACC teams The Citadel East Carolina and VMI starting Sept 8.
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Texas
Bosman
Chiuae
Fisher
Milwaukee
Barsons
Cleveland
Tidrow
New York
Kline
Balmore
McNally
Oakland
Blue
Kansasity
Simpson
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
California
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kansas City
Winston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest
Florida State
Citadel
East Carolina
VMI
Coleman
Eton
McGlothen
Wright
Kaat
Legion Practice for A and B Team Prospects
An American Legion baseball practice will be held at 6 on Wednesday evening at Orris Cox Field for both A and B team prospects. Open to boys 16 to 18 not participating in spring high school sports.
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American Legion
Orris Cox Field
City Scores Volleyball A and B Tournaments
In the Women's A bracket First Baptist defeated Centropolis, Damron-Towner beat Cal Baptist, Beautyland beat Damron-Towner, Princeton defeated Williamsburg Independents, and Wesleyan saw no result. In Women's B Appancose defeated N Baptist, Cracker Jills beat Ma Bell, Cracker Jills beat Jolly Doilles, Pitta Village beat Westminster, and Men's tournament saw Foursquare-N Baptist defeat Teamsters, Foursquare-N Baptist beat Kramer's, Don's beat Faith Lutheran, Westminster beat Jayceas, Patsies defeated Trinity U, and Methodist.
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First Baptist
Centropolis Damron-Towner
Cal, Baptist Beautyland
Damron-Towner
Princeton
Williamsburg Independents
Wesleyan
Appancose
N. Baptist Cracker Jills
Ma Bell Cracker
Jills
Jolly Doilles Jostart
First Christian Pitta Village
Westminster
Foursquare
N. Bapt
Teamsters Foursquare
Kramer's. Don's
Faith Lutheran Westminster
Jayceas Patsies
Trinity U. Methodist
Convict Baseball Trains At Atlanta Penitentiary
At the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary the Feds, a 16-man inmate team, play spring drills behind a 42-foot outfield wall that doubles as a freedom barrier. They wear red and white stripes with Feds across the fronts and schedule a 50-game season against colleges and semipro clubs.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
The
Feds
Columbia
S.C
Pro Cagers To Conduct Camps Here In Summer
Three six day basketball camps run by the NBPA will be held at Ottawa University this summer. Sessions are set for July 8 15 and 22 with two players in residence as full time coaches. Camp costs 155 per session and includes room and board. Day camp options 65 and 85 offer late pickup with lunch or dinner.
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National Basketball Players Association
Ottawa University
NBA Players Association
Milwaukee Bucks
NBA
Brades
Bill Frear
Bowling League High Scores And Leaders In Ottawa Circuits
Bowling weekly results list high scores for multiple leagues in Ottawa. Notable marks include L Coffman 233 and 574 for MONDAY NIGHT LADIES, L Aheader 190, F Pearson 174, and 474 for OSBURNS FLOWER. Other top marks feature R Everson 174 443, V Hoffman 14? and 30, M Ott 224 607, and S Shenk 174 478 among many.
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L. Coffman
Ottawa
L. Aheader
Nitchers
L. Turner
Ha Pearson
F. Pearson
Osburn
Iks
P. Collins
Franklin Savings
V. Hoffman
B. Droge
Patterson Chevy
OLDS
R. Everson
Brunswick League
John's Gulf
H. Tucker
Moorman’s Feeds
H. Maley
MFA Insurance
Spears
Lemaster Aerial
LeMaster
Breckenridge
G. McFadden
First National Bank
K. Jackson
Houston
J. Houston
W. Trober
M. Ott
Fritts
P. Fritts
DO. Shenk
J. Shenk
American Marathon Wins Boston
Jon Anderson a 23 year old Cornell graduate from Eugene Oregon upset favored international runners to win the 77th Boston Marathon, marking the first Olympic style victory then the Boston triumph and boosting American prestige in long distance running.
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Boston
America
Jon Anderson
Cornell University
Eugene
Ore
Frank Shorter
Munich
Anderson
United States
Decathlon Opens KU Relays at Lawrence Kansas
The 48th Kansas Relays begin with the first five decathlon events and run through Saturday. Glenn Cunningham Mile highlights Saturday along with finals. Notable absences include Jim Ryun, while Dave Wettle leads Bowling Green toward a relay record. Illinois eyes the two mile mark. Marathon action features Tom Fleming, Anderson, and Suomalainen among 1,384 starters.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Jim Ryun
Kansas Flash
Ryun
Cunningham
Dave Wettle
Bowling Green
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Yas
Tiger
Sox
Fenway Park
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego
Los Angeles Dodgers
Eddie Kasko
Mickey Lolich
Martin
Reggie Smith
Dwight Evans
Smith
Carlton Fisk
Bench
Cincinnati
Nate Colbert
Clay Carroll
Perez
Cesar Geronimo
Phil Gagliano
Concepcion
Clay Kirby
Ron Cey
Jim York
Bill Russell
Cey
Tom Paciorek
Lacy
Associated Press American League
W. L. Pet
G.B. Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
West Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Jenkins
Seaver
Ruthven
Moore
Pittsburgh
Blass
Gibson
Dobson
Reed
Bradley
Bryant
Grimsley
Legion
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Rhoe
Moorman
Homer Baldwin
Ron Tice
Windy Harris
Jim Gilbert
Harold Maley
Lee Metze
J.D. Henderson
John Clark
FBI
National Baseball Congress
NBPA
Sidney Wicks
Spencer Haywood
Nate Archibald
Jerry West
Dave DeBusschere
Oscar Robertson
Walt Frasier
Wilt Chamberlain
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Connie Hawkins
Pete Maravich
John Havlicek
Lou Hudson
Bob Love
Austin Carr
Wes Unseld
Bob Lanier
Rick Barry
Jack Marin
Bill Bradley
Hay Smith Auto Supply
Sherwin-Williams
Viliaa
Ottawa Lumber
S. Main
Bob McCrea
Jim McCrea
Julius Marks
Marathon
Tom Fleming
Wayne, N.J
Hopkinton
USA
Fleming
England
Ron Hill
Finland
Olavi Suomalainen
Hughes Auto Parts
First National Bank OF
Ottawa, Kansas
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