Pitching debut shows not easy for Hector Torres
Montreal Expos infielder Hector Torres debuted as a pitcher in a 17 5 loss to the Houston Astros as five Expos relievers failed. Torres gave up five straight singles after never pitching before, while Lee May and Cesar Cedena drove in four runs each for Houston.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Hector Torres
Montreal Expos
Steve Carlton
Torres
Gene Mauch
Houston Astros
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Astros
Lee May
Cesar Cedena
Doug Rader
Cedena
May
Whalers open season in Boston Garden
The New England Whalers begin 1972-73 home schedule October 12 at Boston Garden versus the Philadelphia Blazers. They will play 19 of 39 home games at the Garden and 20 at the Boston Arena, with season tickets limited to 1,000 in the Garden and 4,000 in the Arena. President Howard Baldwin notes attempts to widen access to Whaler hockey. The season ends April 1, 1973 against Quebec at the Arena.
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World Hockey Association
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Quebec
Cambridge conch coach names first practice Aug 20
New Cambridge Central School hires Albert Ghocki as head coach and schedules the season opener practice for Aug 20 at 5 30 pm. Ghocki, from Nanticoke Pennsylvania and Ithaca College defensive standout, favors Lombardi style blocking and a wide open offense.
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Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl starters named at Dartmouth
Hanover NH The 14th annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Memorial Field kicks off at 2 30 p m with 40 players named as starters from Vermont and New Hampshire Coaches Bob Underhill and Ken Liporto report strong balanced squads Vermont aims to repeat last year's upset N H leads series 12 4 2 Quaterback Bob Underhill Jr. unable to play due to bus accident injuries John Colby named starting quarterback A noon Shrine parade precedes the game surrounded by an anticipated 15000 fans.
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New Hampshire
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Vermont
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South Burlington
Jim Ewald
Windsor
Gorey Stillson
Rewport
Ken Karnen
Laconia
Quaterback
Bob Underhill Jr
Newport
John Colby
Waller
Fryman Wins Third Straight for Tigers in 12-2 Win
Detroit Tigers veteran lefty Woody Fryman, brought in on waivers, pitched six hits across a 12-2 victory over Minnesota in game one of a twin bill. The Twins salvaged a 7-6 10-inning win in the nightcap as Detroit sits a half game behind Baltimore in the AL East. Fryman’s turnaround comes after a tough elbow history and Kane O’Brien/Carew controversy noted in the 10th. Shortstop Luis Alvarado and Pat Kelly drove in two apiece for Chicago in a separate AL battle, while California and other league results stirred the night.
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Frazier Foreman Bout Hangs On October Clash
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier tentatively agrees to defend his title against unbeaten Olympic gold medalist George Foreman in October in Las Vegas. Promoter Bill Miller says Frazier will earn at least 750000. Both boxing bodies threaten to strip Frazier if he dodges a ranked contender. In his last two fights Frazier stopped Ron Stander and Terry Daniels.
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American Legion Football Schedule Listing Aug 23 1972
The notice lists Maine vs New Hampshire at 4 30 p m Massachusetts versus Rhode Island at 4 00 p m Bennington against Nashua New Hampshire at 8 00 p m and Keene against Connecticut.
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Oakland Raiders optimism for 1972 rookie class
Coach John Madden praises 1971 rookie results and says 1972 could top them. Notable newcomers include Mike Siani, Clif Branch, John Vella, Skip Thomas, Kelvin Korver, Mel Lunsford. Veterans with injuries and lineup questions shape the team’s push to regain playoff form, with Warren Wells and Clarence Davis sidelined by issues.
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Clif Branch
Cataracts
John Vella
Southern Cal
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Kelvin Korver
Northwestern
Town College
Mel Lunsford
Central
Ohio
Warren Wells
Warren
Madden
Cowboys Acquire Concannon To Bolster QB Depth
The Dallas Cowboys signed Jack Concannon from the Chicago Bears and sent offensive tackle Bob Asher, Bill Line, a rookie defensive lineman, and their No. 2 draft pick to Chicago. Concannon joins Craig Morton as the backup after Roger Staubach's shoulder injury. he is a former Eagles and Bears quarterback.
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Bijur Defeats Benn in Action Packed Bennington II
Last night Bijur defeated Benn 4 to 1 in Bennington II action. Tonight at 6 p.m. Game 4 features Carbon against Agway. Saturday at 4 p.m. Game 5 pits Fairdale against Bijur, with Sunday at 2 p.m. the final between the two game winners.
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