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Bears hire Abe Gibron to rebuild tough physical team
Chicago faces the hardest task of Abe Gibron’s coaching career as he seeks to restore the Bears’ feared, physical identity. With Jack Concannon traded and Seals, Gordon, out options, Gibron rebuilds around Butkus and a hopeful defense while trying to revive a running game and a resilient, win-first attitude.
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Believe It Fritz Yanks In Pennant Race After 7-0 Win
Yankees pitcher Fritz Peterson comments on a strong push toward the pennant as New York wins 7-0 over the Texas Rangers to pull within 1% of first place. He cites improved pitching and a spirited clubhouse as the team faces Baltimore Detroit and Boston in three September series.
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Tigers Acquire Frank Howard For Power In Late Stretch
DETROIT AP The Tigers add Frank Howard from the Texas Rangers to boost power for the September stretch in the American League East. Howard, 6 foot 7, 250 pounds, slumping with nine homers and 31 RBIs in 94 games, may not be eligible for post season unless rostered before Sept 1. Tigers pay a $20,000 waiver fee and reportedly about $115,000 salary. Howard’s hitting has “picked up a little lately.”
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Yesterday Los Angeles 5 Chicago3 Houston Philadelphia
Schedule wrap lists multiple baseball games with line scores and participant teams including Los Angeles Chicago Houston Philadelphia San Diego Atlanta St Louis San Francisco New York Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Exact scores and player stats scattered across the entry reflect a busy sports slate from the era with many matchups and line details.
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Bob Clark Tops B League Openers
The Bowl-Aire B Leagues opened the 1972-73 season with both National and American divisions. Bob Clark led with a 239 game, topping a night of multiple 200 plus scores by several bowlers.
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Corry Trap Team Wins Final Mrie-Crawford Match
Corry Trap Team defeated Little Cooley 116 to 112 on the local course to finish the 1972 season with an 8 6 record. Bud Watrous led shooters with a perfect 25, followed by Ron Murphy 24, Ed Bielawski 23, and Marion Tripp and Harry Mong each with 22.
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Spitz nets fifth Olympic gold as Hart and Robinson miss heats
Munich AP reports Mark Spitz wins a 54.27 world record in the 10-meter butterfly for his fourth gold and anchors the U S 600-meter freestyle relay for a fifth gold. Scheduling chaos costs Eddie Hart and Ray Robinson a chance at sprint glory as officials argue over heat times and the proper schedule.
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