Trojans Edge Arizona In NCAA Series
Southern California defeated Arizona State 3-1 to remain unbeaten in the College World Series. Ed Putnam delivered a fifth inning run with a bases loaded single driving in Fred Lynn and Ed Bowman. Arizona State had led 1-0 after Clint Myers scored on a Tommy Sain single in the fourth. Slocum took the loss for the Sun Devils. McQueen earned the win for USC.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Ed Putnam
Southern California
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Trojans
Texas
Minnesota
Putnam
Fred Lynn
Ed Bowman
Lynn
Bowman
Sun Devil
Doug Slocum
Clint Myers
Clint Westlake
Tommy Sain
Daryl Arenstein
Controversy Over Boat Racing Ethics and Injury Hope
The piece examines the ethics of forcing participation in a 900 mile annual water race and recalls Jim Tracy of Anchorage Alaska who injured himself testing boat No 1212 for the Pepsi Cola Outboard World Championship. It notes his vow to return in 1973 and contrasts public crisis barriers with dangers in sport.
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Lake Havasu City
Faggeto Lario
Jim Tracy
Anchorage
Alaska
Arizona
Seattle
Tracey
Colorado Street
Pasadena
Indianapolis
Price Sparks Win in Indiana Center College Fieldhouse
Jim Price of the Los Angeles Lakers scored 33 points to lead the West past the East 135 to 128 in the third annual Indiana black expo benefit basketball game at Indiana Central College Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Los Angeles Laker
Jim Price
Indiana Central College Fieldhouse
Kids Help Environment by Cashing in Aluminum Cans
Several thousand Southern California youngsters join Reynolds Metals program to trade aluminum cans for Little League hats and bats. Cans are redeemed at Reynolds Los Angeles Center in Commerce, Sunset Beverage in Hawthorne, and Corsaro Distributor in Torrance with caps and bats issued for 50 and 50 pounds respectively.
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Scott Glass
Woodland Hills
Glass
Southern California
Dodger
Joe Ferguson
Reynolds Metals Co
Los Angeles
California
Orange Counties
Reynolds Los Angeles
Washington, Blvd
City of Commerce
Sunset Beverage Co
Reynolds
Pat Russell Earns First Team All-America Honors
CSUN catcher Pat Russell, 6 ft 2 in 215 lb senior, named to the first team All-America by the American Association of Collegiate Baseball Coaches. He led the Matadors with a .324 batting average in 1973 with 11 doubles and nine home runs, tops among CCAA catchers and high overall. Other CSUN All-Americans and all-league picks are listed with teammates and positions.
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Pat Russell
California State University
Northridge
American Association of Collegiate Baseball Coaches
Russell
Matadors
California
Fred Kuppers
Lew Lerner
Dave Ravare
Doug Holloway
Bob LoPresti
CSUN
Ed Miller
Bob Canfield
Craig Ryan
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Roy Smalley
Oklahoma
TSC
Arizona St
Noo
Southern
Cal
Slocum
Mbarger
Kenneth
Myer
McQueen and Putnam
McQueen
Bernie Milligan
Ist Sports
Price
America
van Nuys Blvd
Credit Life
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
CCAA
Chuck Mandel
Louis Diaz
Rand Rasmussen
West Valley Leasing
Monte Carlo
Sherman Way
Canoga Park
lywood-Burbank
PSA
San Francisco
San Jose
Oakland
Sacramento
SKN
WKGO
Ation
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
You
Burbank
San Fernand Riva
Sat
Glendale
Victory Bivd
Balboa Biva
van Nuys
Valley Plaza
Laurel Canyon
San Fernando
Frito & 10
Panorama City
Parthenia
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