Queens Lose District Bid In Volleyball Race
The Pecos Eagle Queens failed to win district 2-34 volleyball representation as a three way tie left Pecos Kermit and Seminole atop with 9-3 records. They hoped to seal the crown by beating Kermit but fell short Tuesday night.
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Gloria Brooks
Kathy McAnally
Kermit
Janice Williams
Pecos
Seminole
Pecos Eagle Queens
Regotiar
Kermit Yellowjackets
Braves poised to win season opener against Astros
Atlanta manager Eddie Mathews says the team aims to win this year as the Braves unveil a revamped pitching staff after winter trades with the Mets and Orioles. Key players include Hank Aaron targeting Babe Ruth 714 homers, Gary Gentry, Danny Frisella, and Rod Gilbreath. Former POW James Quincy Collins Jr will throw out the first ball.
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National League Baseball
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New York Mets
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Johnson
Darrell Evans
Evans
Oates
Ralph Garr
Dusty Baker
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Garr
Baker
Air Force
James Quincy Collins Jr
Atlanta
Dave Roberts
Leo Durocher
Astros
Knicks Take 3 0 Lead in Playoff Sweep Bid
The Knicks defeated the Baltimore Bullets 103-96 to move one win from a first round sweep as all five starters scored 16-plus. Bill Bradley led New York with 23 points while Elvin Hayes scored 36 for Baltimore. Boston and Utah also won their playoff games in related action.
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Associated Press
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National Basketball Association
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Boston Celtics
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Dave Cowens
Paul Silas
Tom Heinsohn
Holzman
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Wise
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Boone
Chuck Williams
Stew Johnson
Milwaukee
Golden State
Oakland
Carolina
New York Nets
Uniondale
N.Y
Indiana
Denver
Riessen Seeks Plan As He Wins In River Oaks Tennis Play
Marty Riessen, top seed in Group B, defeated Ross Case 7 5 6 0 to reach the quarterfinals. Arthur Ashe edged Roscoe Tanner 6 7 7 6 7 6 in a tight match. Other results include Brian Fairlie over Tom Gorman and Tom Okker over Alex Metreveli in Wednesday action.
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Michael A. Lutz
Associated Press
Houston
Marty Riessen
Riessen
Australia
Ross Case
Case
Ross
Arthur Ashe
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Ashe
Tanner
Brian Fairlie
New Zeland
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Russia
Alex Metreveli
John Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Jeff Borowiac
Berkeley
Calif
Reds and Giants square off to start 1973 season
Reds pitcher Don Gullett was to throw the first pitch of the 1973 season in San Francisco against Juan Marichal as rain threatened opening day. Other results from exhibition games included Dodgers over A's 6-3 Cubs 5-0 Angels 2-1 Yankees 3-2 and Twins 6-4, with several rainouts and moves on trades and acquisitions.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Don Gullett
Gullett
Reds
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Giants
Foyt Aims For Pole In Texas Twin 200s
A.J. Foyt of Houston heads the field as Texas Twin 200s qualifying begins at Texas World Speedway. Foyt led practice with an unofficial 201.117 mph in the Gilmore Coyote-Foyt car, while Mike Mosley reached 200 mph. Twenty four cars practiced amid gusty winds. Andretti and others faced engine troubles.
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Tex
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Foyt
United States Auto Club
Gilmore Racing
Mike Mosley
Clermont
Ind
Mario Andretti
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Tommy) Poer
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