Second Of A Series League Officials Watching Casters
Washington Star News examines the power dynamics in sports broadcasting. It notes league officials, teams, and announcers influence coverage and may blur lines between salesmanship and reporting, citing Kennedy fines and industry practices.
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Dodgers and Twins battle in chaotic scoreboard fragment
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Aaron Nearly Delivers HR as Astros Edge Braves 2 1
Hank Aaron came within inches of his 685th career homer but Houston held on to beat Atlanta 2 1. Ken Forsch faced Aaron in the ninth with two outs and a 3 2 count before a foul ball kept Houston up by a run. Dusty Baker grounded out to end the game as Houston snapped a four game skid.
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Aaron poised to reach 2000 career runs in Braves-Astros tilt
Houston pitcher Forsch allowed four hits and an Astros win 4-3 over Atlanta as Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson delivered run scoring singles in the fourth. Hank Aaron walked twice and needed one run to reach 2000, joining Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and Willie Mays in the century milestone race.
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Sutton Continues Play as Phillies Slip Past Braves
Carlton improved to 4-6 as he beat Atlanta after Dave Cash’s two run double. Ken Forsch held the Braves to four hits with eight strikeouts for Houston who scored in the fourth on Cedeno and Watson RBI singles and Helms' double. Hank Aaron notched his 11,000th official at bat in the fourth, second to Ty Cobb.
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Secretariat and Sham race odds at Belmont Derby day
Secretariat is the 2-5 favorite in a Belmont Derby run with Sham as 2-1 second choice. Our Native returns with Don Brumfield for owners and trainer. Second place pays 30 000 dollars while third place money is 15 000 dollars. telecast by CBS from 5 to 6 p m and 5 25 to 5 45 p m.
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Riggs to lead clash with Doug Sanders in key battle
Miss Mann collapsed under publicity and was defeated 85 to Sanders 73. She said she felt she let the women down yet was glad the ordeal ended. Sanders recalled a 1967 exhibition in Baltimore where he and partners barely beat Carol and Kathy Whitworth, needing Nicklaus to birdie the last hole.
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