Eagles Anxious to Obtain Roman Oman Gabriel
Philadelphia Eagles seek to trade for quarterback Roman Gabriel from the Los Angeles Rams. Gabrel met with Eagles coach Mike McCormack after talks, while Rams GM Don Klosterman said only “equal value” matters. Gabriel claims arm is healthy after 1972 injury and discusses trade terms and past lawsuit.
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the Tribune
Terre Haute
Roman Oman
Gabriel
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Eagles
Rams
Don Klosterman
Los Angeles
Klosterman
NFL
Mike McCormack
McCormack
John Hadl
San Diego
Chicago Bears
John Reaves
Reaves
Lakers and Sycamores Tie In Golf Meet At Rea Park
Lakers and Sycamores played a high school golf match at William S. Rea park course ending in a 361 to 361 tie. Dean Clark led Lakers with 84 while Randy Farmer shot 87 for Staite High. Other Sycamores scores were John Shedler 88 and Mark Elliot 90.
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Shakamak
Staite High
William S. Rea Park
Dean Clark
Lakers
Randy Farmer
John Shedler
Mark Elliot
Quarter Midget Race Results At FOP Track Night One
Night one at the FOP Quarter Midget track saw 39 cars qualify. Winners include Billy Joe Lamm, Jim Little, Robby Campheel, Ray Morgan, Don Trhlek, Doug Taylor, Brad Loges, Allen Callahan, and Robert Brenneman, with multiple double wins among Lamm Trhlek and Loges.
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Billy Joe Lamm
Darren Branham
Jim Little
Robert Brenneman
Robby Campheel
Wayne Knud
Lisa Wilson
Brad Loges
Chuck Trhlek
Allen Callahan
Mike Lindsay
Dave Smith
Doug Taylor
Don Trhlek
Ray Morgan
Sam Vermillion
David McGhee
Tri River all sports trophy ends in tie
The Tri River Conference banquet in Montezuma announces a dead heat for the all-sports trophy between Shakamak and Clay City. Clay City wins cross country and track titles, Shakamak takes baseball, with basketball honors shared. Coaches of the year are Clay City members Mercer Timberman and Mer cer.
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Montezuma
Ind
Shakamak
Clay City
West Terre Haute
Ron Timberman
John Mercer
Jerry Bender
Doug Huffman
Joe Trout
Staunton
Terry Stauffer
Josh Nicson
State
Stan Gideon
Bo McNabb
Case
Rosedale
Randy
Memphis State withdraws from Missouri Valley Conference
Memphis State University pulled out of the Missouri Valley Conference after failing to win support for changing football scheduling rules. A new MVC rule required six conference games for the title, while MSU sought five. MSU says its 1973 schedule includes three MVC teams and four in 1974, and basketball schedules are largely set with MVC teams.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis State University
Missouri Valley
MVC
Memphis State
MSU
Billy Murphy
Dodgers Close In On Giants With 7th Straight Win
Don Sutton led the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Expos, stretching their streak to seven. The win kept LA within a half game of first place San Francisco in the NL West as Sutton improved to 7-3. Russell and Ferguson provided key runs, with Ferguson driving in the first on a sac fly and Russell adding a sixth inning double that sealed the lead. Montreal’s offense managed two early hits, but failed to sustain against Sutton until a seventh inning rally.
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Don ‘Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
Dodgers
Montreal
Balor Moore
Tom Walker
San Francisco
Andy Messersmith
Steve Renko
al Downing
Ernie McAnally
Sutton
Dodger
Bill Russell
Davey Lopes
Russell
Willie Davis
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
Ron Woods
Woods
Ron Fairly
Stauffer
West Vigo
Jerry McCarty
Charlie Vicars
McCarty
Vikings
Jerry Miller
Kim Didier
Brad Herndon
Miller
Didier
Steve Hunter
Schulte
Ray
Clin
Clinton
Rox
Bob Kyle
Rockville
Greencastle
Tiger Cubs
Cloverdale
South Putnam
Cascade
Aparicio Says He Has Pride to Prove Himself at 39
Luis Aparicio, aging Boston shortstop, defends his value after a recent report doubting him. He helped the Red Sox beat the Oakland A’s 6 2, extending a 14 game hitting streak and lifting his average to .295. He swiped six bases so far this season and remains a top baserunner with a chance to reach 500 steals.
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Boston
Luis Aparicio
Boston Red Sox
Looie
Aparico
Red Sox
Oakland A's
Aparicio
A’s
Salt Walther Transferred From Methodist Hospital
Race driver Salt Walther 25 from Dayton Ohio will be moved to the burn center at the University of Michigan Hospital today for further treatment after a fiery crash at the Indianapolis 500. His condition remains serious as relatives request transfer for family reasons while Swede Savage injured in the race stays in critical but stabilized condition.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Salt Walther
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
University of Michigan Hospital
Walther
Dayton
Lon
Call for Fengler’s firing over Indianapolis 500 safety
Duane Glasgow, longtime mechanic for Lee Kunzman and ex assistant to Gordon Johncock, urged chief steward Harlan Fengler be fired after a rain shortened 500 incident. He criticized Fengler’s line of sight from track level and called for changes to start procedures and race officiating at Indianapolis.
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Hastings
Mich
UPI
Duane Glasgow
Lee Kunzman
Gordon Johncock
Harlan Fengler
Glasgow
Fengler
Tony Hulman
Indianapolis
United States Auto Club
USAC
Chim Maloney
Rick King
Kunzman
Lindsey Hopkins
Atlanta
TEROA VS AIA AND AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS SUMMARY
Baseball scores from a multi game slate show Oakland beating Boston 2-6 in nine innings with key hits by Fisk and Petrocelli. Milwaukee tops Chicago 5-3. Detroit defeats Minnesota 8-7. Cleveland drubs Kansas City 6-4. Baltimore edges Texas 3-1 in 14 innings.
Thompson leads Kemper Open with 12 under par
Leonard Thompson fired a 67 and 65 to seize a two stroke lead at 12 under 132 in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Lanny Wadkins and Ken Still tied for second at 134 as Thompson hopes to keep his strong form through the final round.
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UPI
Leonard Thompson
Quail Hollow Country Club
Thompson
Lanny Wadkins
Ken Still
Wadkins
Still
Wake Forest University
Weiskopf
Johnson
Dag
California
New York
Tom Weiskopf
Charles Coody
George Johnson
Larry Ziegler
Jim Dent
Bob Shaw
Lou Graham
Art. Wall
Rod Funseth
Wayne Yates
Lee Trevino
Dan Sikes
Sam Snead
Bert Greene
Mac McLendon
Chi Chi Rodriguez
al Geiberger
Bert Yancey
Dave Hill
Babe Hiskey
Tommy Sanderson
Cesar Sanudo
Rick Rhoads
Vic Regalado
Bob Allin
Roy Pace
Frank Beard
John Lister
John Lotz
John Schlee
J.C. Snead
Jerry McGee
Arnold Palmer
Bob Charles
Fred Marti
Ben Kern
Pat Fitzsimmons
Bob Payne
Tommy McGinnis
Lloyd Hughes
Terry Wilcoy
Martin Rohen
George Archer
Padgett
Indiana Vigo notices list adoptions and estate actions
In Vigo County 1973 court notices announce Rebecca Bridges adoption petition for Bradley Andrew Bridges and cautions on 30 day response. Also probate notices appointing John A Kesler administrator of Mary Sedden Salvador Estate and executors for Milton Frazer and Thomas F Perry with six month claim deadlines.
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Vigo
Bradley Andrew Bridges
Rebecca Ann Bridges
Clifford Campbell
Edna Campbell
Circuit Court
Vigo County
Leland Larrison
State of Indiana
County of Vigo
Mary
Tere Haute
John A. Kesler
Vikes Take 2-0 Win as Sectional Play Opens
West Vigo defeats State High 2-0 with pitcher Steve Hunter strong on the mound. Clinton wins Rockville sectional with Steve Ray no hitter. Greencastle claims Greencastle crown beating Cloverdale and South Putnam. Clintons beats Rockville 9-2 as Kyle strikes out 12.
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West Vigo
State High
Schulte
Greencastle
Clinton
Steve Ray
Vikings
Vikes
Terry Stauffer
Steve Hunter
Sycamores
Hunter
Ton
Rockville
Ray
Turkey Run
North Vermillion
Abrichi Abrichi Gras
McCarty
Leith Ss
Vicars
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Stillman
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Hennette Rf
Myers
White Cf
McNeil
Silcock
Herndon
Miller
Russell
Didier
Ahoma
Stauffer
State
SB Vicars
Woolley
S — Silcock
Eneek Hunter
Putnam
Williams and Hammond
Burkhardt
Wallace
Lear
B. Wallace
Cloverdale
Bailey
J. Wallace
Thomas
Greene
Kiger
Action Dragway Plans T-Shirt Night Promotion
Action Dragway in Vigo County marks its second NHRA season with a T-shirt night offering a free $3 value shirt to pit pass buyers. The NHRA sanctioned facility expects large fields in Comp Eliminator Modified Eliminator and Super Stock Eliminator with a revamped multi round format and an added purse for cross class finals. The strip opens Saturdays at 4 p.m. with reduced rates for children under 12.
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Action Dragway
Vigo County Fairgrounds
National Hot Rod Association
NHRA
Quarry Pulls Out Of Shavers Bout At Madison Square Garden
New York UPI reports heavyweight Jerry Quarry has withdrawn from the June 18 fight with Earnie Shavers at Madison Square Garden due to a flu illness.
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New York
UPI
Jerry Quarry Friday
Earnie Shavers
Madison Square Garden
Estate notices and petitions in Vigo County probate cases
In Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division Terre Haute Indiana notices announce James McDonald named Administrator for Hattie Snell estate Ruth Turner qualifies as Executrix for Hannah Brooks estate and Robert J Webb administers Jessie Webb estate A petition to sell and quiet title to real estate in the estate of Jessep Webb names numerous respondents and sets a July 6 1973 appearance date.
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County of
Vigo
Milton C. Frazer
Rea Rourke
Tepre Haute
Leland Larrison
Vigo County
Everett
Everett and McDonald
State of
Hattie J. Snell
James 0 McDonald
Terre Haute
McDonald
County of Vigo
Hannah Louis Brooks
Ruth L. Turner
Hannah Louise Brooks
Berry, Miller and Wright
Ruth Long
Herbert R Gerdink
Vico County
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Robert J. Webb
Jessie KE. Webb
David A. Dispennett
Jessep. Webb
Highland Place
Barbour Place
Leona
Court House
Everett, Everett and McDonald
Vigo Circuit
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