Wise Is Only Cardinals Winner As Giants Fall
Right hander Rick Wise went 3-for-4 and earned his third win of the year as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 83. Brock delivered a bases loaded triple during a six run sixth inning with Wise yielding three early runs. The victory paused a rough season for Wise and the Cardinals as they chased the NL standings amid a day of league results.
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Fairfield Invitational Golf: Demons Finish Fourth At Home
Fairfield High School hosted an 18 hole invitational at Fairfield Country Club. The Demons placed fourth with a 331 total behind winner Mt Pleasant and runner-up Oskaloosa amid a tight team scoring mix. Medalist was Mt Pleasant's Fred Huene shooting 76.
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Green wins high school discus at Drake Relays
Dave Green of Washington wins the high school discus with 165 ft. 6 in. at the Drake Relays in Des Moines on Saturday. He remains unbeaten this year and marks Washington as Drake Relays champion for a second straight year following Don Adams’ 400 yard dash win last season.
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TV Listings Show Monday and Tuesday Programs
A fragmented TV guide lists channels 2 3 4 6 with daytime primetime blocks. Programs include News CBS Hawaii Five-O CBS Movie Man Trap Tonight Show and various talk and game shows plus late movies and educational segments.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Night Games
The schedule lists Tuesday night games including Houston at Philadelphia Atla at night Chicago at LosAngeles St Louis at San Diego Pittsburgh at LosAngeles night. Monday had no games. Also noted are Tuesday games Cleve at Minnesota Baltimore at Chicago Oakland at Milwaukee if at Detroit New York City at New York Texas at Boston.
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American cagers top Soviets in opener of US S R series
The United States all star club coached by Bob Cousy defeated the Soviet team 83 to 65 in Munich rematch style play. Walton appeared briefly before leaving with a left knee strain while Swen Nater and DiGregorio led with 14 points each as the AAU coast to coast series opened in San Diego.
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Verlin Eaker wins season opener at Hawkeye Downs race
Verlin Eaker of Cedar Rapids dominated the first Hawkeye Downs race of the 1973 season driving the No. 21 Chevelle. He won the feature and second heat, narrowly missing a photo finish for the Australian pursuit while Bill Zwanziger of Waterloo posted the fastest time trial at 25.53 seconds. Other feature pay spots went to Don Horn, Red Dralle, Dr. Al Maynor, Mike Niffenegger, Ron Prymek, John Moss and Phil Reece.
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Knicks top Celtics to clinch Eastern title in seven game win
New York Knicks defeated the Boston Celtics 94 78 in Boston to win the Eastern Conference title. Walt Frazier led scoring with 25 points as New York applied intense defense, limiting Boston to 37.3 percent shooting and stifling key Celtics in the pivotal moments.
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Wadkins Wins Nelson Classic After Sikes Misses Putt
Lanny Wadkins edges Dan Sikes at the Byron Nelson Golf Classic at Preston Trail. Wadkins birdied five of the last seven holes to finish three under par on the windy course for 277. Sikes, tied for lead, missed a three to four foot playoff putt that would have given him the title, leaving Wadkins clear champion. Dickson finished third at 279, with Crampton fourth and Greene fifth.
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Drake Relays Outshine Penn With Superior Times At Drake
In Des Moines Drake tops Penn in 14 of 20 comparable events as adverse weather at Penn skews results. standout performances include Bowling Green’s 16:19.6 four mile relay, Villanova’s Penn win, Drake’s Barry McClure leaping to 53-7 in the triple jump, and Drake scorers such as Milburn, Jackson, Rea, Craigh, Stadel, and Holloway delivering field and track marks.
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