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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

Page

8

Slippery orange baseballs draw mixed results in exhibition

Pitcher Gaylord Perry criticized the new orange balls as hard to grip during Cleveland's 11-5 win over Oakland in an exhibition. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Oakland's Jim Hunter echoed concerns as Hendrick homered three times. Other major league results followed, with rain cancellations offset by several wins and notable performances abound.

Ken Rappoport Associated Press Gaylord Perry Orange Cleveland Indians Oakland Bowie Kuhn Perry Jim Hunter Kuhn Charles QO. Finley George Hendrick

ITA Makes Third Stop in Portland Track Meet

The International Track Association moves to Portland for a televised night meet featuring Bob Seagren in vault and Marty Liquori as emcee. Stars like Randy Matson Warren Evans Bob Beamon and John Radetich highlight the program while past LA results raise concerns over laps and finish-line rules and prize disputes.

Portland Ore Pocatello Idaho Los Angeles International Track Association Jim Ryan Kip Keino Mexico City Munich Ryan Keino Lee Evans Evans Larry James Vince Matthews Warren Edmonson Mel Pender Jean-Louis Revelomantson Edmonson ITA Pender Revelomantsoa Bob Seagren Marty Liquori Randy Matson Bob Beamon John Radetich

Elder On Beam Again In Greensboro Open Lead

Lee Elder fired a sparkling seven under par 64 to grab a share of the lead in the Greater Greensboro Open. The Washington, D C native aims to become the first Black player to compete in the Masters at Augusta next week. He also carded seven birdies with no bogeys and reflected on staying relaxed under pressure.

Greensboro N.C Lee Elder Elder Washington, D.C Augusta

Friends Face Each Other In All-Star Showdown

In Dayton Ohio Ed Ratleff of West and Dwight Lamar of East, both All-Americans and former high school teammates, clash in the coaches' College All-Star game televised nationally. Adolph Rupp returns to coach the East while Stan Watts leads the West with a strong roster including Hornyn Joyce Parkhill Brewer Collins and others.

Dayton Ohio Ed Ratleff Dwight Lamar Lamar Ratleff National Association of Basketball Coaches University of Dayton Southwestern Louisiana Long Beach State Columbus East Adolph Rupp University of Kentucky Rupp Memphis Tams American Basketball Association Kentucky Stan Watts Brigham Young Cougars Allan Hornyn Ohio State Mike Banton St. Joseph's Pa Mike Boylan Assumption Ernie DiGregorio Providence Kevin Joyce South Carolina Barry Parkhill Virginia Bill Schaeffer St. John’s N.Y Kermit Washington American University Jim Brewer Minnesota Doug Collins Illinois State

Bowling Scores From AMF and Local Leagues

Bowling results show top scorers and team highs across AMF League Baldwin Ward, Western Supply, Dengel and Son, and others. Notable marks include Cordle 232 in Royal-T Lanes, Fritts 212, and J Houston 475 series among multiple teams across Thursday night and ladies leagues.

Baldwin-Ward C. White Western Supply C. Everson J. Houston Dengel & Son W. Dengel C. Jackson C. Carpenter Cordle Walgast and Cordie Fritts Garage D. Fritts Wingert J. Heckert AID America Dairymen C. Hettler L Cafe G. Zielsdorf A. Stine M. Mueller Fogle's Quarry Hall Demolaay S. Smith Jr B. Gilges Briscoe B. Smell Hubbard Lumber C. Whitacre PEPSI

Gunshot Deaths Rise In AP Survey For Week

The Associated Press reports 345 people in the United States were shot to death in the week of March 4-11, a 40 percent rise from four years earlier. Victims include robbers, policemen, a bartender shot in Boston, and a teenage couple in the Arizona desert.

Associated Press United States Boston Arizona Robert F. Kennedy

Lakers Begin Defense of NBA Tonight

Los Angeles opens defense of the NBA title facing the Chicago Bulls after a coin flip determines the playoff seeding, with Milwaukee earning home advantage over the Bulls and Warriors. Other first-round games include Golden State at Milwaukee and Baltimore at the Knicks, plus ABA playoffs featuring New York Nets and Kentucky.

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