Globe Union Wins City Men's Softball Title in 1973
Globe Union claimed the city championship after a 13-7 and 13-6 two game series over Peacock Construction. Globe finished 13-1 entering a double elimination tournament, with coach Bill Lorrette praising team unity. Peacock coach Dick Hahideau noted miscues but credited Globe with a strong final series as the season concluded for 9 teams and 250 players across three months.
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Dick Marrow
Mina Melusky
Geach Bal Levelle
Philip Dubles
Hank Fennes
Forest Hills welcomes world's top tennis stars for U S Open
Forest Hills hosts the richest U S Open to date as Stan Smith Ilie Nastase and other top players compete. Prize money totals 227200 with 25000 to the singles champions. King seeks her fifth title while WTT contracts stir federation concerns and suspensions loom for several players.
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Limited pro golf life risks its hidden dangers
The piece argues touring golfers live a private, highly paid life focused on golf, often ignoring other sports. It highlights PGA commissioner Joe Dey's three tier plan with major, championship, and regional tours to balance star attractions with broader participation, noting leaders like Nicklaus Palmer and Trevino could drive reform to protect the game from baseball’s decline.
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Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Rams Hopeful Mood As Knox Leads New Rams Season
Rams coach Chuck Knox, quarterback John Hadl, and owner Carroll Rosenbloom shape a hopeful outlook for 1973. Lateral changes include Hadl’s arm and targets Gordon Snow and Jackson, while Rugged veterans Olsen and Youngblood anchor a defense amid an inexperienced backfield and uncertainty in the secondary.
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Pats hike ticket price announced waivers and recalls
The New England Patriots named two of six players placed on waivers. Charles Davis of Alcorn A&M, a sixth round pick, and Dick Blenchard of Tulsa, a 6 foot 3, 225 pound linebacker, were listed as waived. Coach Chuck Fairbanks cited Davis adjusting to NFL play as a factor.
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Rangers End Orioles Streak In Texas Victory
Texas tops Baltimore 5 1 to end the Orioles 14 game win streak and McNally's 17 game run. Harrah drove in the decisive run in the fifth as Siebert notches the save. In other games Los Angeles beat Montreal 6 1 New York over San Diego 6 6 and St Louis beat Houston 8 3.
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Bennington Swim Team Shows Promising Improvement
The Bennington swim team lost to North Adams but showed improvement with 22 firsts and many seconds. Coach Hank Tenney credits a developing unit and praises young swimmers while noting depth hurt relays and anticipates more join when the new pool opens.
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Menne Leads In Nashawtuc Golf Classic With 2435-64 Par
Defending champion Bob Menne shares first round lead at the Minuteman Golf Classic in Concord Massachusetts after a three under par 69 at Nashawtuc Country Club. Hobby Mitchell and Charlie Volpone are one stroke back at two under par 70 along with several others in the 60-player field with morning showers and a steady breeze.
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Speedsters set for URC sprint program in Champlain Valley Exposition
Essex Junction feature sprinters led by Leroy Felty of Jonestown Pa join Joe Fiore sprinter for a six event URC program at Champlain Valley Exposition starting 1 30 p m Saturday Rep 1 with practice at 1 20 p m Three eight lap qualifying heats a one lap consolation and the 2 lap Champlain Sweepstakes headline a field including Carl Bergkvist Bill Wentz Chuck Talbot Bing Metz and Bucky Barker.
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Bruins Raise Prices For Upcoming NHL Season
The Boston Bruins have increased all ticket prices by 50 cents for the next season. New prices range from 3.50 for second balcony seats to 7.50 for box seats. Bruins president Weston Adams Jr. cited rising operating costs as the reason for the hike after three years without changes.
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No change in trout season predicted in Vermont
Vermont Fish and Game officials report no confirmed plan to extend or liberalize trout seasons for 1973. Board discussions with biologists show no department sponsorship for broad changes at this time, though further evaluation of Vermont waters could occur. Stream season ends September 3 with exceptions. some waters reopen for certain trout through October 15 or October 16 under special provisions.
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