Crenshaw Leads NCAA Golf After Third Round
Texas star Ben Crenshaw holds a two stroke lead at 208 as Florida, Oklahoma State, Houston chase in Stillwater. Crenshaw vows to "burn it up" in final round after a 69 and 69-69 opening sequence amid a crowded leaderboard featuring Gary Koch Phil Barry Paul Simson and Bob Gilder.
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Stillwater
Okla
Texas
Ben Crenshaw
Florida
Gators
Oklahoma State
Houston
Crenshaw
Gary Koch
Koch
Phil Barry
San Jose State
New Mexico
Paul Simson
Simson
Fezler Takes Four-Stroke Lead At American Golf Classic
Akron, Ohio AP Fezler built a four stroke advantage in the American Golf Classic at Firestone with a 65 to reach 132 through 36 holes eight under par. Defending champ Bert Yancey shot 65 to move into second at 136 despite a late nine under 28, the lowest since 1971.
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Akron
Ohio
Forrest Fezler
Fezler
Lee Trevino
Florida
Firestone
Bert Yancey
Sever-Under-Par
Yancey
Mike Souchak
Junior League Race Tightens as Cubs Fall to Tigers
In a tight Junior League night, the Tigers upset the previously undefeated Cubs 17-10 as Yankee pitchers stifled the Dodgers in a 14-0 rout. Indians beat Pirates 6-3, Cardinals crushed Giants 20-8, and Mets edged Orioles 16-14. Royals remain undefeated in Midget League after back to back wins.
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Gary Mavnty
Cubs
Tigers
Yankees
Dodgers
Indians
Pirates
Cardinals
Giants
Mets
Orioles
Jeff Hutchinson
Yankee
Deron Kramer
Yanks
Kramer
Chris Bird
Sandy Aldridge
Doug Shutt
Aldridge
Dan Meyers
Roger Mendell
Didde
Ingram
Gage
Cardinal
Sellers
Gould
Griesen
Cowdin
Maxwell
Milton
Hendrickson
St Indians
Cards
Coaches All-America Kicks Off Grid Season in Lubbock
The 1973 football season opens with the 13th Coaches All-America Classic in Jones Stadium, West vs East. West, led by USC coach John McKay, features five Trojans including Charles Young and Sam Cunningham and is a touchdown favorite. East coach Shug Jordan counters with Auburn talent. Oklahoma star Greg Pruitt to see split end duty. About 45,000 fans expected.
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Lubbock
Jerry Lisemore
McKay
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Wolgast wins medalist at Osawatomie Invitational
Sue Wolgast earned medalist honors with a nine hole score of 41 at Osawatomie. Delores South took prize for least putts with 14. Ottawa club winners included Cutting Johnson Warnock Bennett and others. next Tuesday pairings listed for Ottawa Country Club with contact numbers for reservations.
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Sue Wolgast
Delores South
Ottawa
Melda Cutting
Catherine Johnson
Frances Warnock
Sally Bennett
Betty Walker
Mary Lou Sheldon
Delores Clarridge
Alvamar Country Club
Lawrence
Ottawa Country Club
Walker-Bennett
C . Johnson
Waltrrbeke
Robson- Clarridge
Sheldon Hysom- Crawford-Elder
Gilroy-Cutting
South
Wolgast-Lyman-Fredeen
Deer Hunting Permits Open July 2 in County Clerk Office
Applications for archery and firearms deer hunting permits will be available July 2 through July 25 at the County Clerk's office. Nine thousand firearm permits will be drawn August 14 at the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission in Pratt. Western Kansas sees a nine day firearms season for the first time since legalized in 1965. statewide season runs December 1 through 9. Bow season is liberal with an unlimited split season permits Oct 1–Nov 25 and Dec 15–31.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Kansas
City Scores and League Totals Across Multiple Teams
In a sweeping set of corrections and tallies, multiple leagues report scores for CARDINALS PIRATES ROYALS RED Sox ATHLETICS and more. Players such as Gother Mayers and Keefer contribute notable totals while local teams post varied win totals across standings and charity events.
Tennis Standings In Kansas Valley League Schedule
A compact schedule listing Kansas Valley League tennis standings and weekly matchups for Topeka Osawatomie Baldwin DeSoto Ottawa Olathe across men and women leagues with match times at Skateland Pizza Hut Wellsville Sudge s Pioneer Leeds Black Express Budge s and related venues.
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Kansas Valley League
Topeka
Osawatomie
Baldwin DeSoto
Ottawa
Olathe
Skateland
Pizza Hut
Wellsville Bank
Sudge’s
Pioneer Leeds
Black Express
Budge’s
Pomona Jaycees
Daybrook
Hubbard Lumber
Olmsted
Elec
Spot Tavern
Skyhook
Ottawa Jaycees
Gambies
Church League
Wesleyan
Westminster
Pomona U. Methodist
CITA
Foursquare-N. Gap
Nazarene Assembly
Tigers Fall To Yankees In Subway Storm
Detroit reaches Yankee Stadium amid New York traffic chaos but succumbs 5-4 as Bobby Murcer belts a seventh inning two run double. Other AL scores include Brewers over Indians 8-2 and Rangers 3-0 over Royals. National League results and rainouts noted.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
New York
Yankee Stadium
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Oakland A's
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
San Diego
Detroit
Tigers
Motocross Gains In The US Surge Of Local Races
In Los Angeles area reports the sport spreads from Europe to the United States as inexpensive Japanese motorcycles boost participation. Southern California now hosts about two dozen courses with races up to four times weekly, attracting 225 entries nightly at Irwindale Raceway. Evans notes low-cost entry and rapid accessibility drive growth, with races lasting minutes rather than laps and speeds under 50 mph on varied tracks. No serious injuries have required hospital treatment in nearly three months.
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Europe
Los Angeles
California
Steve Evans
Irwindale Raceway
Evans
Irwindale
Ranger Pitcher Gets Well At Royals Expense
Texas Rangers pitcher Jim Merritt, coming back from arm trouble, pitched eight strong innings in a 3-0 win over the Kansas City Royals. Merritt allowed four hits, walked three in the third, and earned his first major league victory in over a year. The Rangers scored in the third and fourth off Dick Drago, with Ken Suarez, Jim Mason, Rico Carty, Jeff Burroughs, Vic Harris, and Suarez driving in runs.
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Jim Colborn
Brewers
Cleveland
Yankees
Dick Green
Sal Bando
Dave Hamilton
Chicago
Oakland
White Sox
Wilbur Wood
Wood
Sox
Dick Allen
Minnesota
Alan Gallagher
Bob Oliver
Sandy Alomar
Angels
Twins
Jim Merritt
Bill Gogolewski
Jim Mason
Texas
Kansas City
Ken Suarez
Mason
Rangers
Dick Drago
Rico Carty
Jim Spencer
Vic Harris
Suarez
Merritt
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Cincinnati
Royals
Cookie Rojas
Rojas
Whitey Herzog
Jeff Burroughs
Burroughs
Rozelle and Players Group to study drug deterrent
In Chicago AP report, NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle meets with 26 player reps and the NFL Players Association to discuss urine analysis as a deterrent to alleged drug abuse. Leaders consider a tougher program, with owners to hear the proposal. John Mackey opposes measures seen as mistreating players.
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Rozelle
Chicago
Pete Rozelle
National Football League Players Association
House Commerce Investigations Subcommittee
John Mackey
NFL Players Association
Legion Clubs Play Over Weekend
Three American Legion baseball games are on tap this weekend for two local teams. The Legion A team hosts Lawrence tonight at Orlis Cox Field in the first regular season meeting of the rivals. Ottawa beat Lawrence 8 to 1 in the Memorial Day invitational here. Sunday the A-team plays 2 p.m. against Rosedale in Kansas City Kansas. Sunday night the B-team, on a four game win streak, meets a 16 year old Lawrence squad at 8 at Cox Field. Team records stand 6-12 for the A-team and 7-4 for the B-team.
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American Legion
Legion
Lawrence
Orlis Cox Field
Ottawa
Rosedale
Kansas City
Kan
Cox Field
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Bob Gilder
Arizona State
Stillwater Golf and Country Club
Tom Kite
Kite
Cape Coral
Fla
Gilder
Denny” Tewell
Tewell
Mike Thompson
Vic White
Ronald Berr
Padres
Braves
Athletics
Red Sox
Kermit Aldridge
Eric Lindsey
Mike Durrant
Gary Robertson
Parker
Mauszycki
Tim Wilson
A’s
Barry Allenbrand
Steve Butler
Ricky Roth
Printy
Lucas
Ante Kaub
Myers
Agram
Eubank
Albright
Cas
Damron
Gother
G. Cavert
Mayers
Mehiell
Croucher
Slogglia
C. Covert
Watt
Fisher
Edwards
P. Gelat
Croudy
Dodson
Scott
Dunlap
Hamilton
DaCock
Hanson
Eliott
Wadkins
Flusser
White SC
Bozworth
Howell
Lindsey
Presswell
Kiser
McClay
Robertson
Ewbank
Anderson
Shatler
Moor
Butter
Winter
Roth
M. Selman
L. Selman
Patty
Soph
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White
Miller
Allenbrand
Stevenson
McCrossen
Milbern
Neal
Spears
Baugher
Russell
Colling
Meade
Babe Ruth League
Rotary
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Royse
Davis
Sheldon
B. Gentner
Cockman
Sharpe
M. Gentner
Petty
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Totals
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Martin
Bachelor
Scribner
Jordan
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Tedrow
Flora
Zimmerman
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LIONS
A Miller
Moore
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Keefer
Stark
Chaney
Roberts
Cook
Smell
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J. Shepard
Bourque
H. Wallace
Fox
Chambers
J. Hutchinson
J. Hutchinson Sr
Hicks
M. Owens
Zook
Snethen
Thorton
Kimes
Robinson
Higble
Spigle
Mike Raley
Nickelson
Young
Pomona U
Meth. Foursquare
N. Baptist
CAL. T.A
Town & Country
Jestart
Bill’s Market
Ruhamah Baptist
Harrell’s
Senators
Expos
Manhattan
Bronx
Fritz Peterson
Ed Brinkman
Art Fowler
Don
The
Te United
E. Wilson
Whang
Mackey
San Diego Chargers
Association
Graz
Austria
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Harry Smith Auto Supply
DY Pn
N’ Strutt
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