Oakland A s in turmoil over Andrews firing before World Series game
New York Mets and Oakland A s prepare for game three of the 1973 World Series as owner Charles Finley faces player revolt over the firing of Mike Andrews. Reggie Jackson warns of possible holds and the club wears No 17 sleeves in tribute while Seaver versus Hunter looms.
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NEW York
Charles O. Finley
Tom Seaver
Oakland A’s
New York Mets
Oakland
A’s
Finley
Mike
Andrews
Mets
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Slugger
Shea Stadium
Mike Andrews
Sal Bando
Seaver
Jim “Catfish
Hunter
China
Frank Quilici
Cal Griffith
Twins
Willie Mays
Whalers Rally to Tie Saints 3 3 in WHA Battle
The New England Whalers rally with three third period goals to tie Minnesota in a 3 3 World Hockey Association game in Boston. Keith Christensen’s crease goal drew a late Saints tally, and no overtime score followed after a scoreless extra period.
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Whalers
Saints
Boston
Ron Ryan
New England Whalers
Ryan
World Hockey Association
Minnesota
Fighting Saints
Keith Christensen
Whaler
Bruce Landon
M. Walton
Johnson
Connelly
Klatt
Christiansen
Morrison
Hurley
McMahon
Webster
New England
Williams
Dorey
Harris
Pleau
Sheehy
Blackburn
Green
Smith
Min
London
Dolphins edge Browns 17 to 9 on big plays
Miami defeats Cleveland 17 9 as Mercury Morris breaks free for a 70 yard run and Larry Csonka scores twice. Mike Kolen intercepts a Mike Phipps pass for a key Browns turnover in the fourth quarter. Cleveland struggles to reach the end zone.
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Cleveland Browns
Bob Babich
Babich
Miami Dolphins
Browns
Mercury
Morris
Mike) Kolen
Dolphins
Don Shula
Cleveland
Larry Csonka
Clarence Scott
Charlie Hall
Kolen
Mike Phipps
Csonka
Kelen
Morian previews Friday battle for Lumberjacks in Crookston
Cliff Morian notes a crucial Friday game for the Lumberjacks in Crookston amid a tight Northwest conference whose frontrunners Bemidji Fergus Falls Crookston and Thief River Falls each hold one loss. He highlights improved pitchouts and Bemidji’s passing game, with runners Shofner and Aakhus needing room, and expects a winner to emerge in the final regular season stretch.
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Stan Drew
Jacks
Aitkin
Wayne Appel
John Gallatin
Bemidji
Crookston
Jerry Madson
Ray Kavanagh
Pirates
Breckenridge
Cowboys
Kirby Shofner
Jay Aakhus
Fergus Falls
Thief River Falls
Ted Thorson
BSC
Chet Anderson
Minnesota
Gophers
Indiana
Iowa
Memorial Stadium
Michigan
Ohio State
Pasadena
Vikings
Roman Gabriel
Philadelphia
Eagles
St. Louis
Eagle
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Ram
Miami
Oakland
Denver
Bowling results from LADIE'S CENTER LEAGUE and Friday Nite Mixed Doubles
Thursday results show Wood Homes toppling VFW 4 0 and other matches with high game figures led by Grace Dehnel 244 and M. Fairchild 545 in the Ladies Center League. Friday night doubles feature Huskers and Shiek's Crew with top scores including Dick Robinson 574 and Ced Steinkraus 506.
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LADIE
Wood Homes
VFW
C.L. Ist
Nat
C.L. Legion
Bem. Bus
Gregg’s
Omearas
Wilton Liquor
Schmidt
Culligan
Floura
M. Anderson
M. Fairchild
B. Kolkin
B. Frazer
J. Lausche
S. Olson
B. Burnham
O. Gilchrist
M. Aylesworth
Grace Dehnel
L. Kirkpatrick
T. Chmielewski
B. Vanasse
Irene Kirkwold
Gayle Tryon
Ruth Baker
M. Kuhn
Huskers
G. Thunders
Shiek
Myrna Goodteacher
Dick Robinson
Ced Steinkraus
D. Stevens
Thel Graves
Meda Strong
M. Malterud
B. Huderle
J. Stevens
B. Thunder
M. Goodteacher
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Curran
Maytag
Highlander
Minn
Richard Bilotti
Associated Press
Cliff Morian
Sports Review
City Arena
Nymore
Inger Melander
Helsinki
Finland
Kathy Rutledge
Miss Melander
Holiday On Ice
Beaver
Don Palm
Beavers
Palm
Southwest State
UIC
Ann Marie Garceau
Foley
St. Cloud
Cindy Blanchard
U.W. Superior
NAIA
Patterson
Bemiay
Jack
Wilton
B. Goss
B. Kalkin
J. Luasche
G. Dehnel
J. Kirkvold
G. Tryon
R. Baker
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