Friday, June 15, 1973
THE SUMMER DAILY
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Southern Cal
sweeps
OMAHA - Dynasties aren't
dead - at least not in college
baseball. Southern California,
which swept through the double
elimination tourney without a
loss, captured the NCAA title
Wednesday night by defeating
Arizona State 4-3. It was the
fourth consecutive title for the
Trojans.
The Trojans jumped off to an
early lead and withstood a Sun
Devil charge in the middle in-
nings. Sophomore hurler J e f f
Reinke retired the last 11 bat-
ters he faced.
Maybe the Libels?
COLUMBUS - Ohio State, per-
ennial football bad guys, need
an opponent for a seventh con-
test in 1974 after the school's
athletic council approved the ex-
tra game.
"We just don't have anybody in
mind right now," said Buck Ath-
letic Director Ed Weaver, "but
we want a school of stature, both
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AP Photo
SOUTHERN CAL COACH Rod
Dediaux proudly holds up the
plaque signifying supremacy in
college baseball after the Tro-
jans beat Arizona State to cap-
ture the College World Series
crown.
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Baseball notes
Although the Yankees are in
first place in the American
League East, the Indians may
have gotten the better of the
Big*off-season deal - at least for
the time being. While Craig Net-
tles is hitting in the low .20'
Charlie Spikes has 13 home runs
and designated hitter John El-
lis has cracked the league's Top
Ten with a .306 average. All
were prominent names in t h e
trade . . . The Commissioner's
office has really screwed up the
All-Star ballot again. At least
five National Leaguers are list-
ed out of position and a o m e
American Leaguer's, particular-
ly the Tribe's Jack Brolamer and
Chris Chambliss are not hitting
their weights. Atlanta's I a v e
Johnson was ignored all-together.
Ali scoffs
NEW YORK - Muhammad
Ali scoffed at reports that there
was a murder contract out to get
him and that he and his fam-
ily were "in hiding."
Ali, former heavyweight champ-
ion, refuted reports at a news
conference that his life was in
danger because he possibly
knows about the killers of Major
Benjamin Coxson.
Coxson, a flamboyant business-
man who was being investigated
by the Philadelphia grand jury,
was shot to death last Friday
morning in his Cherry Hill, N.J.,
home. Ali was at home nearby.
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