Strahler Finds A Home With Tigers In Debut Start
Mike Strahler earned a clutch win in his first American League start as the Detroit Tigers beat the Boston Red Sox 4-1. The 26 year old right hander, called up from Toledo, mixed a sharp curve and fastball to limit Boston to seven hits and one run over eight innings before John Hiller closed it out. Manager Billy Martin credited the move to evaluate Strahler via waivers and noted the pitcher faced a key test with Reggie Smith looming in the ninth.
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Unser Starts For Phillies After Washington Trade Rumor
Del Unser won a starting job with Philadelphia after media speculation in Washington. He homered twice and had five hits in a two-night doubleheader sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals, lifting the Phillies 10-3 in the first game and tying the second game with a ninth inning homer before the Cards won in 11 innings.
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Kasko Forced Into Juggling Act As Red Sox Lose
Boston manager Eddie Kasko scrambles lineup after injuries to Carl Yastrzemski and Mario Guerrero. Yaz left with an ankle injury and Guerrero hurt on a pitch, as Detroit beat Boston 4-1 at Fenway. Tiant charged with the loss, dropping Boston to 34-34. The Sox prepare for a pitching rematch with Cleveland Indians as Ray Culp returns.
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David Clyde Debut Tonight For Rangers In Arlington
Arlington welcomes 18 year old David Clyde making his major league pitching debut for the Texas Rangers. Clyde, famed for nine no hitters in high school, faces the Minnesota Twins as over 32 000 fans pack the stadium. Manager Whitey Herzog cautions limited innings while Clyde vows to pitch like he did in high school and conserve his energy.
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NFL players may have new target for drug testing
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said the league has put off urine testing plans but the proposal remains under consideration for the 1973 season. He noted a medical consultant will be hired, three unnamed candidates are considered, and several medical groups are being consulted. The NFLPA endorsed due process demanding privacy, and players threatened legal action over potential urine tests amid drug abuse concerns.
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Rochambeau Ice Team Triumphs in Summer Opener
Rochambeau hockey club beat Portland 4 1 in the summer league opener. Jim Gunn scored four goals across the game while Jim Provencher added two and Jim Gunn opened the scoring at 6 27. Provencher and Gunn led a second period burst as Rochambeau pulled away with three more goals.
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Half Breeds Dominate Snakes In Mutual Opener
Charlie Panteleakos and Bill Harriman controlled the boards while Paul Twomey hit key shots as the Half Breeds defeated the Snakes 48 to 33. Dennis Kances led all scorers with 15 points.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
National League East and West standings with team records percentages and games back. Tuesday results include Chicago over New York and Montreal over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia over St Louis, and Cincinnati over Houston. American League results list New York and Baltimore wins amid midweek schedules with multiple postponements and upcoming matchups.
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AL Turnstiles Clicking At Merriest Pace
The American League reports record summer attendance across its parks with more than 384 dates through June 24 showing an over half million rise versus 1972 and nearly 250 thousand above 1969. Eight teams exceed 1972 totals led by Kansas City and Milwaukee with large gains. Boston trails 1969 by 274,745 while Chicago outpaces 1972 by 331,071.
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Trevino Returns to Action in Western Open Golf
Lee Trevino comes back this week for the $175,000 Western Open at Midlothian. The field features Bruce Crampton Arnold Palmer Billy Casper and Julius Boros among 147 players as Nicklaus Weiskopf Miller and Wadkins withdraw or take time off. portions of the final rounds will be televised nationally by Hughes Sports Network.
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Pacific Conference Games Open Tonight in Toronto
The Pacific Conference Games begin at Etobicoke Centennial Stadium with stars like Washington and John Craft set to compete in sprints and field events. Notables include Marshall Dill, Ivory Crockett, Ed Hammonds, and Rick Wohlhuter, as nations from the United States Canada Australia Japan and New Zealand enter.
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