High school talent worries loom for majors and bowl payouts noted
Ww Sportscope reports Lou Gorman of the Kansas City Royals fears declining high school baseball talent could affect Major League quality, while various football team stats show Browns weaknesses in defense and offense. Bowl payoffs are outlined with Rose, Orange, Cotton, and Sugar Bowls distributing hundreds of thousands to conferences and schools. The column also notes strong eighth grade basketball prospects at Westwood and Elyria High’s upcoming talent, highlighting players like a Johnson brother and Brian Balser.
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Lou Gorman
Kansas City Royals
Gorman
Garman
Westwood
Haighs
West High
Steve Lengel
Northwood
Yeats
Elyria High
West
Lee Johnson
Johnson
Elyria West
Brian Balser
Miami
Rick
Balser
Eastern Heights
Sellers
Dinger
Buckeye
van Wie
Dave
YMCA
Fremont
Mono
Wooster
May Fridan's Results Across Cities
A fragmented sports note lists results from May games across Winnipeg Edmonton Chicago Las Vegas and Vancouver. It mentions Houston and Cleveland with unclear outcomes and dates, suggesting a roundup of scores and team performances from multiple venues.
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Fridan
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Chicago
Four more sign pacts with Tribe for 1974 season
The Cleveland Indians report four more pitchers have signed for 1974 including Terry Ley Brent Strom Tom Hilgendorf and Ray Lamb. The signings follow agreements with Gaylord Perry Dick Bosman and two catchers plus two infielders and two outfielders already in hand. Strom 25 recovering from elbow surgery went 2 10 in 27 games Lamb 29 appeared in 32 games Hilgendorf 48 games with a 5 3 mark and strong ERA Ley 7 S with Triple A clubs Oklahoma City and Hawaii last season
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Cleveland
Tribe
Cleveland Indians
Terry Ley
Brent Strom
Tom Hilgendorf
Ray Lamb
Gaylord Perry
Dick Bosman
John Ellis
Buddy Bell
Tommy Smith
Ron Lolich Strom
Lamb
Hilgendorf
Ley
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Hamburger czar buys Padres in $10 million bid
Ray Kroc announced the National League approved his $10 million offer to buy the San Diego Padres from C Arnholt Smith and expects club owners to back the purchase at next week’s Phoenix meeting. He plans new marketing and a fan-friendly package with restaurants and a bus company.
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SAN Diego
UPI
McDonald's
Hamburger Board
Ray Kroe
National League
San Diego Padres
Phoenix
Kroe
Washington
Chub Feeney
C. Arnholt Smith
Kroc
Litte
Los Angeles
Mountains
Mexico
Smith
Nate Colbert
Willie McCovey
Glenn Beckett
Dave Roberts
Bobby Tolan
Marjorie Everett
Everett
Bowling Scores and League Standings From Local Lanes
Traditional bowling results highlight team wins, high scores, and top series across multiple leagues. Notable performances include Otto Siminger 27, Ed Thome 215, and Frank Rodardy 204, with teams like Schlather Ins, Patthew DeCarlo, and Pioneer Lounge posting strong showings across Friday lanes.
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Schlather Ins
Laubedthal
Dt Becker
Thames Sob
Stang Motors
Humphrey Carupount
Patthew
DeCarlo
Mas
Bret
Otto Sittinger
Bittcher
Bob Fraser
Stil Schluther
Bob Andrewsky
Humphres
Tarry Lanes
Milltop
Ralph’s Auto Body
Pioneer Lounge
Moose
S4aer Red Barn
Larry Ward
Dennis Newton
Srhur Dawson
Red Barn
Frank Rodardy
Arthur Dawson
Kite takes over Williams golf lead
Kite seizes the Williams golf lead as he returns to form after a self-imposed week off, with the San Diego event highlighting his improved accuracy and consistency, while other scores highlight top frames and team results from the round.
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Kite
Williams Golf
San Diego
Tom Kite
Williams
Three women reach 500 Club in bowling meet
Lois Gildzen led with a 533 series in UPC Auxiliaries, with Jan Malinowski at 511 and Myrtle Norris at 506 as the only other bowlers to exceed 500. The report notes the 500 Club's three members and mentions other bowling practice details.
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Green Dragon
Abbey
Andre Duval
Elyma Moose
Alley Katy
Goofballs
Wayne's Girls
Jerry’s
Tree Service
Tap House
Walker's
Sunoco
Jan Malinowski
Myre
Lois Gildzen
Gildzen
UPC
Myrtle Norris
Friday Basketball Results Across Multiple Games
Friday's results show Phila 97 over KC Omaha 18 and Buffelo 14 beating Chicago 14. Seattle 99 defeated Detroit 3, Houston 89 over Tos Ang Ut Capital 124, Mila 12 over Phoenix 108, Cleveland 87 over Portland, Philadelphia over New York, Buffalo over Atlanta, Seattle over Detroit, and Cleveland over Golden State. Other scores include Utah 100 over Kentucky 94, Indiana 121 over Memphis 93, and San Antonio 9 over Carolina 65. Memphis vs Carolina and Utah at Denver on Friday were listed as matchups.
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Aston
Phila
Kc-Omuaha
Buffel
Chicago
Seattle
Detroit
Houston
Ut Capital
Mila
Phoenix
Cleveland
Portland
Philadelphia
New York
Buffalo
Atlanta
Golden State
Utah
Kentucky
Indiana
Memphis
San Antonin
Carolin
Diego
San Antonio
Carolina
Charlotte
Denver
Boston
Dew York
Buffalo Philadelph
Davison
Capital
Alouston
Cleseland
Midwest
Milwaukee
Kc-Ontaria
Lars Angeles
Garden State
Aly
Portland Mhoenis i
Fitz
Wa Carolina Virginia
Ata
San Diego
Hoban Edges Lorain Southview In Northeastern Ohio Clash
Akron Hoban defeated Lorain Southview 54 to 51 in a rugged Northeastern Ohio Conference game. Andy Bendth led the Saints with 16 points and Hoban's Mike Fowler added 16 points.
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Lorain
Akron
Hoban
Southview
Andy Bendth
Saints
Mike Fowler
Southv
Akron Hoban
Biwler
Beach
All Powad
Mr Smith
Autha
Wallianys
Asset Thomas
A Keaton
Chawansky
Drexler
Hhatins
Stockhart
Bron Hoban
Akram
Al Cagle Nears 700 Series In Friday Bowling
Al Cagle almost joined the 700 club with a 685 in the Elyria C league. He posted 215 233 239 as top scores while John Yucka 616, John Smith 606 and Joe Varsa 603 highlighted a strong 600 Club night. Other high games included Rich Shreve and George Gallion. Uniondale news notes Billy Paultz will miss two weeks with a sprained ankle.
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JD As Vreo
Ohio Vending
Elyria Bowling Center
Stans Villa
Grandfathers
Eagles
Rorick Insurance
Sains
Wayne Moreau
Joe Morgan
Villa
Dave Kerr
Stan Plato
Charles Feamver
Tom Shellers
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Marsh Phistering
Sums Hamble Inn
Harvey
Sochol
Stroh’s Beer
Sudyk
Elyria
al Cagle
Juba Yucka Jr
Bittner DeCarlos
Soha Smith
Sams Ramble Inn
Due Varsa ¢Marsh
Rich Shreve
Sam
George Gallien
John Yucka
Buttner
Ab Caple
Moose Dots
John Smith
Joe Varsa
Moose
George Gallion
Uniondale
N.Y
UPI
Billy Paultz
New York Nets
Virginia
Harry Pilot
J. van Cuyk
Pete Filoreto
Joe Yarsa
Ali and Frazier Fined for Boxing Conduct
New York based New York State Athletic Commission fined both Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier five thousand dollars each for conduct deemed to have demeaned boxing following an ABC television taping incident. The commission said the action endangered the sport and public interest, while Ali and Frazier1s attorneys criticized due process and vowed to challenge the fines in court.
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New York
UPI
Bob Aram
Muhammad Mi
Joe Frazier
New York State Athletic Commission
Ali
Frazier
Abc-Tv
Arum
Eddie Dooley
Bruce Wright
Philadelphia
Joe
College basketball results snapshot from regional games
East William Penn 53, Dubuque 46. Colby 75, Coast Guard 61. Belmont Abbey 71, Buffalo St 67 in overtime. Randolph Macon 71, Baltimore Logota 63. Lambath 104, Millsaps & Delta St. 69. NW La 72, Miss Col. 69. Monmouth 58, Carleton 56. Dakota St 63, N. Iowa 58. Northern D. St. 82, Dakota St 64. New Mexico 91, Wyoming 68. Texas-El Paso 3, Colorado St. 52. Arizona 3, Brigham Young 9. Colorado 80, New Mexico Stanford 108, Denver 62. UCLA 96, Santa Clara 54. Ore 66, Lewis & Clark 59. Fullerton St 85, San Diego 6n. Fresno St 74, Pacific, Calif. 78. Hayward St 65, Idaho St. 75. Portland St 75, Idaho 70. Oregon 9, Portland 9. Gonzaga 1. Oregon Tech 68, Cent. Wash 60. Tang Beach St 2, UC Irvine 38. Oregon 5, Oregon Col 61. Alaska 70, Chico Rt.
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Basketball Expectations
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al van Wie
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Lorain CO
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Dick Davis
Grafton Lane
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Uplc Sports Committee
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Ray Wenz
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Knights OF ST
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Tony Waldrop
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Millsaps & Delta St
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