Lolich Can't and Lyle Can
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich earned a 3-2 win over Minnesota to become a 10 game winner, while Sparky Lyle saved the Yankees 3-0 at Chicago, retiring eight straight batters in relief. Coach Ralph Houk praised Lyle's reliability and late-inning dominance.
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Attendance Holds Steady as Baseball Gains Overall
Major league attendance rose 1.6 percent through nine weeks, led by continued fan turnout after the strike ends. Yet totals remain down 1.419 million due to lost games, signaling a net yearly drop near 1.2 million. Tigers and Orioles keep pace in AL East amid wide NL results.
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Sox Rout Royals and Rangers Rally Past Brewers
The Red Sox piled up 13 hits to beat Kansas City with homers by Danny Cater and Carlton Fisk. Boston led 4-0 in the first two innings as John Curtis shut out the Royals until Richie Scheinblum and Jerry May went deep in the eighth. In Texas, Tom Grieve powered a six-run fourth with a two-run double to lift the Rangers over Milwaukee after Johnny Briggs put the Brewers ahead 1-0 with a fourth-inning homer.
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Blues Take East Division Lead Despite Rain Delays
In Texas League action the Memphis Blues moved into first in the East as a rain delay at Amarillo reshaped the standings. San Antonio won 6-5 over the Travelers with Jose Alcaide driving in the decisive run in the ninth. Midland outlasted Alexandria 6-5 in 12 innings, and Shreveport beat El Paso 6-3. Greg Shanahan suffered a hard luck loss for El Paso after a one pitch doomed start.
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Nicklaus Tops Favorites as U S Open Opens at Pebble Beach
Gary Player and Lee Trevino contend as Nicklaus, the overwhelming favorite, projects a calm, confident stance. The 72nd U S Open begins with 150 players at Pebble Beach, where winds and heat shape scores as players navigate the 6812 yard, 72 par layout along Carmel Bay with challenging greens and bunkers.
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Consolidation Talks Hover Over NBA ABA Merger Push
In White Sulphur Springs the NBA board of governors prepared for a two day meeting amid reports of a possible NBA ABA consolidation. Key issues include Senate anti trust hurdles led by Sen Ervin and House hearings with Rep Celler, while players oppose the merger over contract option clauses.
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Arizona State Sets Up Title Bid With USC Rematch
Arizona State toppled Temple 1 0 to stay one win from denying USC a third straight NCAA World Series title as USC edged Texas 4 3 in 10 innings. Craig Swan struck out 12 in a 24th shutout for ASU, while Jim Crawford shut out USC and Dirk. Major players included Brock Dedeaux and Arenstein.
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TV Schedule Highlights for Friday June 16 1972
Local listings show KSWO TV channel 7 with Dragnet and Ranger baseball followed by News Weather and Cavett. CBS News New Zoo Revue Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street Love of Life and more fill daytime and evening slots. Channel 6 KAUZ and other stations air This Is Your Life The Governor and J J Wrestling and film picks.
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Basketball Talks Action Against May All Star Participants
Discussions center on possible NBA action against players who took part in the May all star game against the ABA. The report also notes the Boston Celtics sale and a Chicago Bulls sale to Marvin Fishman for about 4 million, along with scheduling and rule changes.
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TV Schedules Across Stations June 15 1972 Nightline Airs
Television listings for KVII KFOA KAUZ and others outline NBC CBS ABC programs from afternoon to late night on Thursday June 15 1972. Notable shows include NBC Nightly News Tonight Show Ironside Dragon, Abbott. Records show films Hammerhead and Monkey Business among late Movie slots.
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TV Program Schedule Highlights for Day and Night
A full slate of broadcasts lists morning to late night shows across CBS NBC and KGNC channels. Programs include news weather and farm reports with classic series such as The Rifleman Star Trek Jeopardy and The Tonight Show along with daytime soaps and game shows.
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