Baseball attendance and NBC TV choices in Summer of ’72
Attendance across the National and American Leagues shows fan interest remains strong despite the strike, with Mets Astros drawing 44 318 and Dodgers Pirates 40 846. Houston and New York also posted high figures as the season unfolds, while NBC TV selections draw criticism for favoring certain teams. Hank Aaron moved into second on the all time home run list with a grand slam against the Phillies.
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Rams Lineman Harry Shuh Faces Perilous On Field Life
Offensive tackle Harry Shuh of the Los Angeles Rams has endured nine broken fingers over his career, including repeated damage to his left little finger. The risk spiked after a confrontation with two famed defenders Bob Lily and Bubba Smith, noted for their tough play.
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You Learn To Play With Injuries In NFL
Shah speaks on playing through injuries from knee to elbow as a long NFL career tests toughness. He recalls bone chips and broken fingers endured while competing, noting brutal contact defines interior linemen and that enduring pain is part of the game. He reflects after a tournament in North Alabama.
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Orioles Beat A's 1-0 As Blue Struggles With Slumping Bats
Vida Blue allowed only one run over eight innings but lost as Don Buford’s single handedly delivered Baltimore a 1-0 win. Blue’s in early season form contrasts with Oakland’s lack of run support, while Pat Dobson spun a three-hitter for the Orioles. Other AL results: Detroit 2 Minnesota 1 and Texas 7 Milwaukee 1.
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Sun Devils Blank USC in Omaha Baseball Derby
Arizona State defeated Southern California 3-0 to remain unbeaten in the tournament as Temple and Texas won their games. Allan Bannister extended his season hit record to 99 with a triple, surpassing the previous mark of 98. The crowd fell short of the tournament attendance milestone, while trainer Dave Erb is noted as the 1956 Kentucky Derby jockey on Needles.
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Nostalgic Mets Fall To Braves
Nostalgic Mets edge Braves 8 7 in Atlanta as early memories resurface. New York built a 7 4 lead with Milner Garrett Staub and Boswell homers before Atlanta rallied with three singles in the eighth, but Garrett mishandled a bunt attempt opening the door. Other NL results: Houston beat Montreal 3 1 and St Louis defeated Los Angeles 3 2.
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