Hartman Declines Oklahoma State Coaching Consideration
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman informed Oklahoma State officials he will stay at K State. Hartman cited loyalty to Manhattan players, fan support and alumni enthusiasm as factors, saying he feared the situation would anger both schools if he pursued the OSU job. He described his decision as difficult and noted his ties to both programs.
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Hall of Fame to Enshrine Clemente
Roberto Clemente was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in a special BBWAA election. The 38 year old Pirates star died in a 1972 Nicaragua earthquake relief flight crash. Induction set for Cooperstown in August with Spahn Irvin Evans Kelly Welsh.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
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Monte Irvin
Billy Evans
George Kelly
Mickey Welsh
Veterans’ Committee
Notre Dame Advances In NIT Semifinal Push
Notre Dame defeats Louisville 77 63 at Madison Square Garden to reach the NIT semifinals against North Carolina as Shumate leads with 19 points and the Irish erase a halftime deficit. Louisville ends 23-7.
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Bill Butler
Kentucky
Wooden wins AP College Basketball Coach of the Year 1972 73
Taciturn John Wooden of UCLA is named the AP Coach of the Year for 1972 73 in a close vote over Norm Sloan of North Carolina State. Wooden earns the honor for the sixth time, guiding the Bruins to a seventh straight playoff appearance and a 73 game NCAA tourney win streak.
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Pro Basketball Tuesday Results
NBA scores show Kansas City-Omaha 119 beat Buffalo 118. Atlanta 114 defeated Los Angeles 112. Boston 94 fell to Houston 89. Tuesday games list final tallies for several matchups across cities and teams.
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California
Cleveland
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Milwaukee
A's face spring battles as lineup reshapes for 1973
Oakland's world champions grapple with holdouts Vida Blue and Dave Duncan as Reggie Jackson battles for health. Gene Tenace shifts to first base while center field remains unsettled with options including Billy Conigliaro and Bill North. Manager Williams aims to repeat in the AL West behind strengthened pitching with Lindblad and Pina adding depth.
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Catfish” Hunter
Ken Holtzman
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Matty Alou
Tenace
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