Weekend Highlights Highlighting College Football Reign End
Southern Cal clings to a threat to its crown as Oklahoma ties 7 7 with a third quarter TD by Steve Davis. Coach John McKay laments offense while defense slows Sooners at the pivotal clash. Also note stock car racer Rienaar wins the Old Dominion 500 in Martinsville’s rain-shortened event. Henry Aaron edges toward 700 home runs with a quiet day. Edie Kash ousted as Red Sox manager amid offseason shakeups. Ralph Houk resigns as Yankees skipper. Darrel Johnson named to replace Kash for the Yankees.
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Baseball Attendance Surpasses 30 Million Milestone
New York AP reports baseball attendance for 1973 topped 30.0 million for the first time, totaling 30,045,758 with the American League at a record 13,38 and the National League 16,607,127. Dodgers led with 2,196,109, Reds 2,017,001, Indians 5,027, Padres 611,812.
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World Series schedule announced with time details
The Major League Baseball World Series dates and start times were released. If the A’s win the AL pennant the opener is at 4 pm EDT in an AL city. if the Orioles win the AL title the opener is at 2 pm in Baltimore.
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Destruction Starts On House Ruth Built Debated at IOC forum
In Varna and New York officials clash over Olympic committee power and ceremonial excess. Keller blasts IOC rules while Killanin defends reforms as promoters push for streamlined governance and amateur status. Ruth and Gehrig honored at Yankee Stadium reno ceremony with Mayor Lindsay attendance.
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