Bulls Sold To Crown Cooke Group For 5.1 Million
NBA directors approve the five point one million sale of the Chicago Bulls to a 10 member group led by Lester Crown and Joe Cooke. The deal hinges on a 10 year stadium lease, with Arthur M. Wirtz among new owners. Fishman’s challenge to the sale looms. Julius Erving case also discussed for Atlanta Hawks signing.
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Cedeno Dominates NL Hitting Leads Astros on Tear
Cesar Cedeno, 21, in only his second full Astros season, leads the league in batting and drives in 51 with 16 homers and 36 steals. He says he’s not changing his approach, just hitting where pitched. Astros manager Harry Walker calls him a potential perennial star, likening him to a race horse and naming him among the game’s most exciting players. Cedeno aims for a .300-plus average and contends he can win a batting title.
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ECC Club Tourney Opens at Edgewood Country Club
The ECC Club Tourney starts Sunday at Edgewood CC with 132 players in seven flights. The 32 man championship flight will be cut to 16 after Sundays matches, with other flights beginning Aug 20 and concluding Labor Day. Sunday’s first round features Swinehart, Farrer, Spannuth, Teter, Sullivan, Toole, Martin Jr., McIndoo, Minnick, James, Vaught, Swinford, Phelps, Norton, Moore, McKee, Peck, Roush, Mills, Wood, Woodruff, and more.
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Bob McKee
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Dow Roush
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Boyce Wood
Bill Woodruff
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Beauchamp Happy With Competition For Bengals Backup Spot
Beauchamp, Bengals linebacker, says he is not worried about not starting in the exhibition vs Detroit. Bill Peterson will start, with Beauchamp focusing on practice and performance. The Southern University product notes gains from Costello coaching, adds he’s trimmed weight, staying confident for a possible four more seasons and a championship run.
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Realignment as MLB considers three or four leagues
Major league owners studied realignment options to split the American and National Leagues into three or four six to eight team divisions. No expansion before 1974 and the group planned a December report in Hawaii. The meeting also tabled playoff reform talks and other 1973 agenda items.
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Gardner finds his home with the Yankees in 1970
27 year old lefty Rob Gardner earns a spot as a fifth starter for New York after a long minor league tour. He is unbeaten in four starts with a 0.60 ERA over 30 innings while praising his sinker and citing renewed confidence under manager Ralph Houk.
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Bruins Eye 46th Straight Start to 1972-3 Season
UCLA opens the 1972-3 season with a 46th straight win pursuit against Wisconsin at Pauley Pavilion on November 25. The schedule has 15 home and 11 road games, includes Sugar Bowl Tournament in New Orleans December 29-30, and could tie San Francisco’s 60-game streak on January 25 if undefeated. Dame visits January 27 in South Bend as the next challenge.
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Stay with Us Inn Place to Be Kings Inn Motel
Local lodging advertisement promotes Stay with Us at the Inn, calling it the place to be. Kings Inn Motel offers rooms and services in a compact promotional blurb.
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