Ryan Ryaned Out Of Cy Young In 1973
LA based baseball notes detail Nolan Ryan failing to win the AL Cy Young Award over Jim Palmer. Ryan posted two no hitters and 383 strikeouts for the California Angels, who finished poorly, while Palmer led Baltimore to a division title with 21 wins. The vote by BBWA in AL cities sparked controversy and questions of impartiality.
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Hinsdale voters chose Palmer over Ryan for 1973 award
The piece notes Ryan’s dissatisfaction with the 1973 voting, Palmer’s momentum from a division-winning team, and Ryan’s late candidacy remarks. It cites near-misses including Vander Meer like feats and a blown no hitter bid, ending with Ryan’s “lose sleep over it” sentiment.
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Top college teams face potential look ahead danger
United Press International notes that the nation’s top college football teams may overlook Saturday games as they anticipate next weeks pivotal clashes. Ohio State hosts winless Iowa while top rivals Alabama Oklahoma Michigan Penn State LSU UCLA and USC all balance this weekend’s games with looming Nov 24 meetings.
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Weekend Grid Results From Across College Football
East Penn State overwhelmed Ohio University 42 to 6 as Penn State relied on ground play. Pittsburgh defeated Army 33 to 7. Boston College beat Syracuse 31 to 10 with a potential bowl bid in sight. West Virginia edged Virginia 22 to 12 to salvage a .500 season. Other scores include Penn over Columbia 20, Colgate over Boston University 14, Cornell over Dartmouth 7, Harvard over Brown 10, Yale over Princeton 14, Rutgers over Holy Cross 6.
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Russell Loses At Old Boston Garden To Celtics
Bill Russell returned to Boston as coach of Seattle and saw his SuperSonics fall 110-104 to the Celtics. Boston stretched its win streak to seven while Seattle dropped to 5-14, with Russell praised for his restraint as he began adapting to coaching duties.
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