Pitching Dominates Winter Baseball Meetings and Trades
In Houston, pitching ruled the winter meetings with 55 players moved in five days. A major deal centered on Cardinals sending John Curtis to St Louis for a lefty option, while McGlothen and Garman changed hands among several teams amid energy conservation talks. The Mets Padres and Giants stayed quiet.
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Lynn McGlothen
Mike Garman
Reggie Cleveland
Diego Segui
Terry Hughes
New York Yankees
Ken Wright
Lou Pinella
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Lindy McDaniel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Bill Flowers
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Watt
Baltimore Orioles
Phillies
Cesar
Texas
St. Louis
Bing Devine
Curtis
Cardinals
Red Sox
McGlothen
Oklahoma Sooners Hit With TV Ban and Bowl Ban in 1973 74
Oklahoma faces a two year television ban and a postseason bowl ban for 1973 and 1974 after recruiting violations. Hall opposed only the TV portion. Conference actions include Missouri golf reprimand, basketball travel squad increase, and hardship year grants for Ellwood Schroeter and Rakoczy.
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Sinter
San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Nevias
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Kansas State
Rick Ellwood
Rob Schroeter
Frank Rakoczy
Vikings Win Loop Opener
Central Heights overcame a 1st half deficit to beat Altoona Midway 58-53 in the Three Rivers League opener. Dan Welch led CH with 26 points, aided by Marc Brown's 4 of 5 free throws. CH benefited from 23 Jets turnovers and late press steals. CH B-team won 65-48. A-team is 2-1, Jets fall to 0-3. Next, Humoldt visit Tuesday.
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Central Heights
Altoona Midway
Dan Welch
Vikings
Jets
Altoona-Midway
Marc Brown
Ike Cearfoss
Don Walburn
Humboldt High
Central Heights—S8 Welch, 12-2-0; Dunbar, 2-2-4; Barkdoll
Brown
Summer
Wilson
Medien
Totals
Altoona
Midway
Wingate
Clines
Sharp
Baird
Leach
Hesting
Bearden
Prep Scores Across Kansas Boys Scrimmage Report
The Associated Press tally shows wide basketball results from Kansas prep teams with scores including Hutchinson over Newton 61-52, Independence 68 over Fort Scott 75, and Derby 61 over Dorado 74. Notable high scorers include Oskaloosa 84, Kingman 48, and Pittsburg Colgan 52.
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Chase
Holyrood
Hutchinson
Newton
Buhler
Haven
Halsted
Fairfield
Hill City
WaKeeney
Independence
Fort Sco St John
Sterling
Olathe
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Bluestein
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Paola
de Soto
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Johnson
Dighton
la Crosse
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Chaparral
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Ransom
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Protection Madison
Reading
Melvern
Quenemo
Wichita South
Kapat Carmel
Wichita West
Bishop
Free throw marathon as Spring Hill trounces Santa Fe Trail 107 73
Spring Hill defeated Santa Fe Trail High School 107 to 73 in a high fouls game at Overbrook. 86 fouls and 117 free throws were taken, with Spring Hill making 45 of 74 and Santa Fe Trail 27 of 43. Spring Hill played with five eligible players as seven fouled out. Coach Gerald Swope doubted any Kansas high school record was broken.
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Kansas
Swope
City Schedule Volleyball and Basketball for December 10
City schedule lists Monday games for women's and men's leagues at East and Center Courts with multiple matchups including Parmelee, Westminster, Appanoose, Williamsburg, Jaycee Jaynes, Centropolis, Princeton, Jollie Dollies, Pizza Village, and The Patriots in volleyball and Sacred Heart Gym hosting Junior League basketball with Sacred Heart A, Wesleyan Trojans, Boys' Club, Trinity U. M. No. 1, and Wesleyan Cyclones among others. Notices warn readers to expect more team schedules in Moonday's Herald due to gym conflicts and growth in teams.
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Powder Puffs
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Appanoose
Williamsburg
Hotshots
Damion Towner
West Court
Jaycee Jaynes
Ding-a-lings
Centropolis
Princeton
Jollie Dollies
Pizza Village
T.alw
the Patriots
Sacred Heart Gym
First Christian
Faith
Luth
Sacred Heart
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Trinity U. M
Wesleyan Cyclones
Trinity
Moonday
Williamsburg Triumph At Buzzer In Tri Lakes Thriller
Williams burg edged Gridley 46 44 after a final second follow shot by Jack Coppoc. Gridley tied on a non shot that bounced in with 10 seconds left, then Coppoc rebounded and scored with one second remaining for 24 points. Dyke led Gridley with 27. Hermreck added 11 for Williamsburg.
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Gridley
Jack Coppoc
Williamsburg
Coppoc
Panthers
Glen McClure
Carom
Tim Hermreck
Coppoe
McClure
Hermreck
May
Stinebaugh
Book
Young
Strong
Beyer
Totals
Lyndon Tigers crush Waverly 58 29 in league clash
Lyndon defense smothered Waverly to 29 points as Randy Dawson scored 28 and Dean Wigger added 16. Lyndon improved to 4-0, leads Tri-Lakes standings, while Waverly dropped to 2-1 in league play and 3-1 overall. Next, Lyndon hosts Northern Heights while Waverly plays Lebo.
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Lyndon
Tigers
Randy Dawson
LHS
Nick Dawson
Dawson
Bulldogs
Dean Wigger
Craig Meader
Meader
Northern Heights
Lebo
Bengals Browns Rivalry Stakes Playoff Hopes Rest On Week 14
Cincinnati and Cleveland renew their fierce NFL rivalry with both teams still chasing a playoff berth. A loss could nearly end either side’s chances as Pittsburgh leads the division with two games left and Sunday’s schedule features matchups across the league including Washington at Dallas Chicago at Detroit New England at Buffalo and Denver at San Diego. Boobie Clark vows hard nosed football while Milt Morin counters that Cleveland will win.
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Howard ‘Smith
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Bengals
Browns
Pittsburgh
Houston
Washington
Dallas
Chicago
Detroit
New England
Buffalo
New York Jets
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
Baltimore
Miami
San Francisco
New Orleans
Denver
San Diego
Charles
Clark
Milt Morin
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Kan
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