Tobacco Tales From Baseball's Dugout Past
A veteran observer recalls the old time Giants led by John McGraw and the Yankees under Ralph Houk, noting cigars, tobacco chewing, and gum as ritual. Tales of Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, Alex Grammas, Merv Rettenmund, and others illustrate habits shaping players and managers across eras.
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Frank Graham
New York Journal-American
Frank
New York Giants
Giants
John McGraw
McGraw
Hs Company
Ondeck
Graham
Ralph Houk
Yankees
New York Mets
Pete Rose
Reds
Pete
Rose
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Alex Grammas
Alabama
Johnny Bench
A.P
Merv Rettenmund
Rettenmund
Baltimore
Gaylord Perry
Ed Barrow
Honus Wagner
Wagner
Nelson Fox
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski
New_York Times
Tennis May Well Need A Star
Alan King discusses the growth and governance of celebrity tennis events, noting rivalries among WCT and ATP bodies and the need for unified leadership. He recalls launching the Howard Hughes International Tennis Tournaments at Caesars Palace, the rise of TV coverage, prize money growth, and ongoing disputes involving Jimmy Connors, Bill Riordan, and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan King
N.Y. Times
W.C.T
A.T.P
U.S.T.A
A.T.F
Jimmy Connors
Bill Riordan
Muhammad Ali
Board of Director
Golden Goose
Howard Hughes
Arnold Palmer
Ment
Chrissie Evert
Jack Kramer
King
Dalls
John Newcombe
Jimmy
Laver
Newcombe
Bill Cosby
Conners
Pacers Fall to Kentucky in NBA Playoff Opener
Louisville report says Indiana coach Bobby Leonard lamented poor rebounding ball handling and defense after the Pacers were crushed 120-94 by Kentucky in game one of the ABA playoff final. Artis Gilmore scored 26 before fouling out, Dampier and Issel combined for 40 plus rebounds, and Kentucky led from start to finish. Game 2 is set for Thursday in Louisville before moves to Indianapolis.
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Louisville
Indiana
Bobby Leonard
Pacers
Kentucky
American Basketball Association
Indianapolis
Hubie Brown
Brown
Artis Gilmore
Colonels
Gilmore
George McGinnis
Danssel
Ted McClain
Louie Dampier
Dampier
Issel
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The Associated Press lists top leaders by league in batting runs and hits with Munson and Riversleading AL and Garvey and Perez pacing NL. Matt Burroughs and Horton share prominent home run and RBI marks while Rivers and Morgan highlight stolen bases. pitching leaders include Ryan and Sutton with striking totals and strong win records.
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Associated Press
Munson
Yount
Mil
R. White
M.nettles
Cal
Rivers
Randle
Tex
McRae
Horton
Del
G Scott
Lezcano
Chalk
Evans
Porter
Patek
Burroughs
Otis
Ryan
Blue
Oak
Kaat
Chi
Blyleven
Min
National League
Lacy
Sanguillen
Pgh
Lopes
Kessinger
Cedeno
Hun
DH Standouts Rice and Horton Pace AL Bests
In New York AP reports Rookie Jim Rice of Boston and veteran Willie Horton of Detroit lead the American League designated hitters in key stats with Horton topping for homers and RBIs while Rice carries the best average among those with 40 plus at bats. Baltimore DHs hit .305 as a unit with Al Bumbry at .406 and Davis raising his week average to .259.
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NEW York
Jim Rice
Boston
Willie Horton
Detroit
Horton
Rice
Baltimore
Texas
al Bumbry
Davis
Jacklin Returns To Golf Tour In New Orleans Open
AP reports Tony Jacklin returns to the American tour for the New Orleans Open, as Lee Trevino seeks to regain his form after last year's 21 under par eight stroke win, while Tom Watson pursues back to back titles in the $150,000 event.
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New Orleans
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Tom Watson
Trevino
Nelson Classic drama and Open returnsa mix of tour names
Trevino searches for form after a missed cut at Dallas as he vows to fix his stroke and nerves on the Lakeside course. Jacklin returns to U S competition, Watson eyes possible back-to-back wins, with Casper Pearce Crenshaw Hill Murphy in a 150 player field chasing a 30000 prize. Tennis in Bournemouth sees Bennetty defeat Stevenson while Vilas beats Molina to reach the next round.
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Trevino
Dallas
U.S
America
Watson
Billy Casper
Eddie
Philadelphia Wins Semifinal to Take 4-3 Lead
Philadelphia defeats New York Islanders 4-1 in a playoff semifinal, taking a 4-3 series edge. Buffalo schedules next game at Philadelphia, with the matchup targeting continued momentum for the host club.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York Islanders
Buffalo
Cumberland Raceway Entries Post Time at 7 30 P M
Race card from Cumberland Raceway lists eight races with pacers and trotters from Mountain Moriah Treasure Killean and Wise Prudence through to Lutz Miss Mt Ho and many others. Race results show first place finishes for Jimming Cricket Minister Brooke Hurricane Spot Jasey Mr. Jefferson Starshot Labels Tout Me Lutz and Flashy Bumpas with times and payouts and daily handle recorded.
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Mountain Moriah
Treasure Killean
L. Fitch Wise Prudence
D. Gray
Knight Keeper
B. Pike
W. Miller
Bingo Baggins
R.L. Cushing
Taverns
Easter
H. Mitchell
Janet Flash
D. Watson
Jennifer Royal
Longview
Brian
R. Sparks
Proud Key
F. Withee
King
J.D. Salley
Noble Chance
R. Doherty
Fancy
Dartmouth
Dickey
S. Clary
W. Colby
R. Gartley
Mike Rosecroft
Hal Rex
D. Richards
Tom Torre
B. Gill
R. Arnold
S. Bubier
M. Smith
R. Truitt
Bucky the Great
R. Secord
S . Rusty
R. Smith
Billy H Medium
A. LaFortune
Lord Frisco
E. Richard
Mr. Happy Lang
E. Rossi
Chasinald
J. Mollison Jr
W. Parker Jr
G. Carey
R. Wing Jr
Hills Ingrid
J . Oakey
S. Whittemore
R. Carr
Hayfield
H. Renaud
H. Coleman
Eacieee Pluff
E. Nason
Able Dudley
F. Woodbu
R. Howarree
F. Colbath
Loring Hill Lass
Volo Sue
A. Sears
Adio Burn
W.L. Whittemore
Oxoboxo Bay
el. Tracy
Tom
Richards Cap Maid
D. Grayly Rose le
L. Fitch
Chep Key
S. Elia
Penobscot Dutchess
Ruth Cadet
E. Hall
Bob Bob Bobbin
Does Treasure
Lobell
Mighty MG
F. Woodbury
Bondie
Bobbi
Bambi Bowen
Mercury Mindy
Minister Brooke
Sam Ovelmo
Steve
Kash
Vortex Hanover
Grant
Morrison Lobell
Burwood Rocket
Mir
Fine Dream
Joan Rodney
Fine Singer
Exacta
Jasey
Bechtel Hanover
Lakewood Way
Marion Flyer
Morrow
Davey O Day
Mountain Glen
Tsila
O.K
S Earl
Spike Albert Reed
Ronie
Tout Me
Big Knight
Prompt
Susan Robin
Louie D
Scott Horn
Sea Ghost
Vince Adios
Quintela
Lutz
Miss Mt. Ho
Me.Jane
Don B. Tar
Bobby Rainbow
Jay Tree
Alcoene
P. G. Prim
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ABC
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Arledge
ABC TV
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Arthur Ashe
Rod Laver
Kissinger
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Golden State Warriors
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Lincoln
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Jacklin
Golf
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Golden State
Bournemouth
England
Janet Enberry
la Jolla
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Greer Stevenson
South Africa
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Ivan Molina
Columbia
Cumberland Raceway
B. McGhee
Memorie
No Driver
Richard B Frost
S.S. Smith
Cloudy Knight
D. Gra Winslow
Pineland Adios
James Lee
L. Perkins
Nosey
R. Howard
Bumpas
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Natcha’s Creed
Judy Lynn Adios
Speedy Lois
Joe Henry
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