OU Set For Soccer Opener
Ottawa University shows a rebuilt soccer program under new coach Tony Van Leiden after a mass exodus of seniors. The Braves emphasize defense and ball control with a mix of veterans and newcomers while facing a shortened schedule and unfamiliar opponents. The season opens Sunday at 2:00 p.m. against Tarkio College on the Braves field.
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Venezuela Wins Classic In Honolulu 6-2 In 12 Innings
Venezuela All-Stars defeated Albuquerque champions of the Pacific Coast League 6-2 in 12 innings to win the Kodak Baseball Classic. Oscar Zamora pitched a complete game for Venezuela, earning their second win over the Dukes and capping the elimination test as about 900 fans mobbed him after the final outs.
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Reds Close In On NL West Title With 5-4 Win
Cincinnati beat San Francisco 5-4 as the Reds shortened their magic number to four while Houston, Pittsburgh, Montreal, St Louis and San Diego won. Sparky Anderson kept faith the pennant is coming, and Reds moved closer to clinching the division in the NL West.
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Rain Delays Boston as AL East Grows Tighter
Rain at Fenway Park postpones the Boston Baltimore game, keeping Boston atop the AL East chase as Detroit slips to a second place tie with Baltimore after a doubleheader loss to Cleveland. New York falls to Milwaukee, while Minnesota, Kansas City, and Chicago win. In the NL, Pittsburgh clinches a tie for the East, and several other results shape the pennant races. Bill Parsons holds New York to six hits. George Scott and Johnny Briggs homer for Milwaukee as Willie Horton drives Detroit with an eighth inning shot.
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Chevrolet 1973 Revamps Boost Roofs Bumpers and Seats
Chevrolet introduces new features for 1973 including power and manual moon roofs on selected models, twin cylinder bumper retraction for shock absorption, and increased leg room with 3 percent more rear spacing. The lineup expands to nineteen models with improved gas economy, larger fuel tanks, enhanced ventilation, reclining seats, and styling updates. Dealers invite inspection.
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