Holtzman nearly perfect as A's and White Sox shine
Ken Holtzman matched the game’s lowest hits until Matty Alou’s middle single spoiled a perfect bid in 7 2/3 innings. Rollie Fingers closed as Oakland beat the Yankees 6–0 with Reggie Jackson and Sal Bando providing early and late offense. Chicago routed Detroit 10–2 as Dick Allen and Bill Melton drove seven runs. Amos Otis and Don Baylor highlighted other AL and NL matchups with key homers and clutch hits.
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Ivomane
Oakland
Ken Holtzman
Holtzman
Chicago
Wilbur Wood
Matty Alou
Yankees
Jim Ray Hart
Rollie Fingers
Hart
Deron Johnson
Reggie Jackson
Sal Bando
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Texas
Cleveland
California
Boston
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dick Allen
Bill Melton
White Sox
Tigers
Allen
Melton
Demons win opener as Gallagher shines in 5-2 victory
Washington Demons take their first conference win 5-2 over Centerville at Green Field. Mike Gallagher pitches all seven innings with four strikeouts, two errors aid, and John McCarthy adds a two-run homer for insurance. Centerville answers with a four-run second in game two, 9-2 Reds, splitting the doubleheader.
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Mike Gallagher
Washington
Demons
Centerville
Green Field
Reds
Gallagher
Denny Witthoft
Collins
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Matthews
White
Doug Ruppert
Jeff Hibler
Hibler
Mike Schooley
Mt. Pleasant
Highland Babs win in baseball opener
The Highland Huskies open the 1973 season with an 8-5 extra innings victory over Solon in non-conference play. Tom Carson drove in two with a bases loaded single in the eighth. Highland leads 5-2 in the fifth before Solon ties in seventh. Jeff Schott gets the win for Highland, John Stable takes the loss for Solon.
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Highland Huskies
Solon
Tom Carson
Huskie
Ron Orris
Highland
Doug Kloppfer
Jeff Schott
John Stable
Tim Carson
Sruns
Smith Falls to Okker in Five Sets at French Open
Stan Smith the top seed at the French Open fell to Holland's Tom Okker in a dramatic five set match. Okker relied on relentless retrieving while Smith double faulted three times in the final game sealing the upset. Smith hails from Seabines South Carolina.
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Paris
America
Stan Smith
Holland
Tom Okker
Okker
Smith
Seapines
S.C
Ed Sanger wins second straight Oskaloosa feature
Ed Sanger of Waterloo wins the main event at Oskaloosa on Wednesday, finishing ahead of Bill Zwanziger with Bonzer, McDonough, Lance, Dake, Hoffman, Barton, Maurer and Stover close behind. Jim Brown of Martinsburg captures the sportsman ten lap with Dick Jones second and Leonard Woodard third. Late model heats list Sanger, Maurer, Hoffman and others. Stan Stover wins the consolation with Knapp second and Dolan third.
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Ed Sanger
Waterloo
Sanger
Bill Zwanziger
Bonzer
McDonough
Lance
Dake
Hoffman
Barton
Maurer
Stover
Jim Brown
Martinsburg
Brown
Dick Jones
Eldon
Leonard Woodard
Des Moines
Chris Maurer
Don Hoffman
Joe Merryfield
Bob Bonzer
Steve Lance
Curt Hansen
Ron Prymek
Towa City
Bill McDonough
Darrell da
Weiskopf Opens Kemper Lead At Quail Hollow
Tom Weiskopf shot seven under par 65 to take a first round lead at the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Lanny Wadkins sits four back after a 66, with Arnold Palmer and Bruce Crampton at 68. Babe Hiskey earned 5000 for a hole in one on No. 2.
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Charlotte
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Lanny Wadkins
Weiskopf
Wadkins
Wryard
Quail Hollow Country Club
Bert Greene
Ken Still
Patrick Fitzsimons
Mac McLendon
Leonard Thompson
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Fishers
Sam Snead
Babe Hiskey
Public Revenue Sharing Notice for Answorth Town Plans
The Treasury Office of Revenue Sharing at 1900 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC outlines an operating maintenance expenditures proposal for Answorth Town. The notice cites estimate totals and account details for distributing funds and related public financing actions.
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Strate
We Treasury Office OF Revenue Sharing
Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC
Omi
Ainshorth
Monty Mannco
Boece
Probate Notice for Everette J Swift Estate in Washington IA
In Washington County Iowa the estate of Everette J Swift deceased probate number 12993 is announced Hazel Swift appointed executor with hearing Dec 9 1969. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication and any actions to set aside the will must be brought within one year from second publication. Hazel Swift Route 2 Washington IA 52353 attorney G Gifford Morrison.
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Everette J. Swift
Hazel Swift
Washington
Iowa
G. Gifford Morrison
Marion Avenue
Demolition Derby Scheduled in Sigourney Park
The third annual demolition derby will be held at Parkhill Field in Sigourney on Sunday June 10 at 2 p m. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Sigourney, with C J Fitzgerald as general chairman. About 35 junker autos are expected to compete for the last car in running condition.
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Veroy Wire Neid
Parkhill Field
Sigourney
Kiwanis Club of
C.J Fitzgerald
Junker
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