Phillies trade for Lanborg and three Brewers pitchers
Philadelphia builds pitching depth by acquiring Jim Lonborg from Milwaukee in a seven man deal including Ken Brett Ken Sanders and Earl Stephenson The Brewers receive Von Money Billy Champion Non Vukovich Lonborg once starred with Boston and has been hampered by knee injuries He expects NL hitters to suit his low ball style and improve the Phillies rotation with Steve Carlton as clear ace
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Hope SUNDAY Flame of Hope Candles Support Special Olympics
Vermont Jaycees set December 10, 1972 as HOPE SUNDAY with Flame of Hope Candles sold to raise funds for Special Olympics. Candles are produced in sheltered workshops by mentally retarded individuals. Also note Pee Wee Wrestling for boys 7 to 14 begins tomorrow at Molly Stark School gym with a $5 registration and $5 insurance unless prior MAYAA participation exempts the insurance.
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Perry selects Cy Young winner Gaylord Perry 1972
Gaylord Perry explains his Cy Young win hinges on psychology physical form and personal presence. He cites his reputation and spitter ball as psychological edges while noting turf changes and catcher Ray Fosse’s backing helped his first AL season success.
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Patriot Soccer Team Fights for Support at Mt Anthony
Despite a strong season with few fans, Mt Anthony Union’s Patriot soccer team battles low turnout and entrenched sports culture as they chase the state tournament title. Players, neighbors, and classmates have pushed on, proving personal pride over crowds. The team seeks broader backing as they stand two wins from a state championship.
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NFL and Players Plead With Board Ruling on Turf Fines
Government hearing examiner Melvin J. Welles ruled the NFL guilty of unfair labor practices by fining players $200 for coming off the bench to fight. He ordered retroactive rescission of fines and interest. The ruling also found no bad-faith bargaining over artificial turf, though owners showed willingness to discuss the issue. Both findings await full NLRB review, likely a year.
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