What's wrong with Mickey Lolich
Baseball summary notes Mickey Lolich struggles in 1973 with a 1-4 record and 4.15 ERA after a 7-2 loss to the Texas Rangers. The article also recaps further AL and NL results, highlighting Rangers offense, White Sox dominance, and multiple team performances across the league.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Billy Martin
Whitey Herzog
Detroit Tigers
Texas Rangers
Lolich
Knicks Hold Off Lakers 87-83 To Take 2-1 Lead
Willis Reed stars with 22 points and 10 rebounds as the Knicks beat the Lakers 87-83 in New York. Earl Monroe scores 21, coming off the bench to spark the comeback, while Wilt Chamberlain is hampered by injuries and sits the fourth quarter. Guard Walt Frazier seals the win with late free throws as New York drives to the edge of a title.
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NEW York
Willis Reed
Earl Monroe
Jerry West
Reed
Monroe
West
New York Knicks
Los Angeles
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
Pearl
Keith Erickson
Walt Frazier
Chamberlain
Wilt
Philadelphia
Travs, Sun Kings win big. Arkansas, El Paso lead leagues
The Travelers beat Memphis 9-2 as Arkansas exploded for six first inning runs in a 9-2 win while El Paso topped San Antonio 7-1 with a five run third highlighted by Gilberto Flores triple. Midland outslugged Amarillo 9-7 and Alexandria edged Shreveport 3-2. Broeve improved to 3-0 after two ninth inning hits relief.
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Martin
Rangers
Lolich
Herzog
Arlington
White Sox
Yankees
Wilbur Wood
Bill Melton
Wood
Skein
Matty Alou
Bobby Murcer
Sox
Melton
A’s
Cleve
Tim Johnson
Dave May
Johnny Briggs
Minnesota
Bob Darwin
Larry Hisle
Joe Lis
Boston
Bill Hands
Associated Press
Paso
Arkansas
Sun Kings
San Antonio
Travelers
Memphis
Midland
Amarillo
Alexandria
Shreveport
el Paso
Gilberto Flores
David Chorney
DiGregorio Lifts U S Past Russia For Third Victory
Ernie DiGregorio, 6-1 guard from Providence, sparked the United States to an 83-75 win over Russia in Indianapolis on a rough night that saw 86 fouls and several players fouling out. He scored 20 and handed eight assists as the U S tourney squad recovered from a slow start. The game featured heightened hostility and an official incident when assistant coach Draff Young struck an official. DiGregorio called the playstyle rougher than college basketball.
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Indianapolis
Ernie “D
U.S
Ernie DiGregorio
Providence
Drivish
DiGregorio
Canadiens blank Hawks to take 3-1 series lead
Montreal goalie Ken Dryden posted a 4-0 shutout as the Canadiens overwhelmed Chicago 4-0 in Chicago to seize a commanding 3-1 edge in the Stanley Cup final. Yvan Cournoyer scored his 13th playoff goal, with Marc Tardif and Chuck Lesage also among the scorers as Montreal dominated a defensive game.
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Chicago
Ken Dryden
Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Billy Reay
Hawks
Black Hawks
Reay
Hawk
Tommy Ivan
Marc Tardif
Canadiens
Yvan Cournoyer
Frank Mahovlich
Chuck Lesley
Whalers claim WHA title in 9-6 win over Jets
Boston captain Teddy Green, returning from injury, helped the New England Whalers defeat the Winnipeg Jets 9-6 to win the first World Hockey Association championship. Green reflected on past Stanley Cups with the Bruins and signaled fatigue after a heavy season amid questions about his future.
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Boston
Teddy Green
Green
New England Whalers
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
Boston Bruins
Whalers
Bruins
WHA
New England
Howard Baldwin
New York Rangers
NHL
Secretariat Presses Toward Triple Crown After Derby Win
Secretariat, hailed as a dazzling Derby winner, confronts the Preakness with a strong chance at the Triple Crown. Jockey Ron Turcotte dismissed knee rumors after a 1:59 2-5 Derby romp over Sham, while trainer plans weigh options with rivals like Sham and Knightly Dawn among Pimlico contenders. Angle Light returns to New York.
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Secretariat
Sham
Lou Goldfine
Shecky Greene
My Gallant
Chicago
Bill Besseguet
Pimlico
Frank
Pancho
Martin
Aljamin
Impecunious
Step Nicely
Baltimore
Angle Light
New York
Baseball Standings And Results From Recent Games
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 11 wins, Chicago and New York near .500, Montreal and Philadelphia trailing. Sunday results include Houston routing New York and Cincinnati defeating Montreal, while Los Angeles and Chicago split. American League slates mix wins for Detroit, Cleveland, and Oakland with several doubleheaders and scheduled Tuesday games.
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Oakland
Cleveland
Baltimore
California
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
San Francisco
Chicago
Houston
New York
Cincinnati
Montreal
W. LL. Pet
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
West
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Roberts
McAnally
Grimsley
Lonborg
Dobson
Seaver
Reuschel
Greif
Walker
Sutton
East
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Weat
Texas
Medich
Woodson
Fingers
Alexander
Lee
Bahnsen
NBA Finals scores and series standings update
New York 87, Los Angeles 83 on Saturday as New York leads 2-1. No game scheduled Sunday. Tuesday’s game has Los Angeles at New York. ABA Indiana 90, Kentucky 86 with series tied 2-2. Indiana at Kentucky.
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New York
Los Angeles
Indiana
Kentucky
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sports Foresight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps planners fish or hunt during optimal times each day. Follow these periods to target productive days and improve the chances of successful sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Giants win baseball draw in wild Candlestick opener
Pete Reiser, famed for dodging walls as a Dodger, left on a stretcher after a fourth inning brawl as the Giants won 4 3 in the opener at Candlestick Park. Ron Santo was hurt by a pitch as Chicago fared poorly. Whitey Lockman Aguirre Pappas Barr were ejected. x rays negative. Other NL and AL results included Houston Astros 14 Mets 8 and Astros 8 0 run, Atlanta 3 1 Phillies, and Oakland 12 0 7 3 sweep of Cleveland.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Pete Reiser
Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Candlestick Park
Giants
Cubs
Ron Santo
Chicago
Whitey Lockman
Hank Aguirre
Milt Pappas
Giant
Jim Barr
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Oakland
Cleveland
Texas Rangers
Detroit
Baltimore
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Marty Perez
Gary Gentry
Atlanta
Billy Wilson
World and Tennis in Brief From Major Tours
Stan Smith and Bob Lutz won the World Championships doubles title 62 76 60 to take 40000. Rosemary Casals captured 30000 in the Family Circle event. David Pearson won the Winston 500 at Talladega. Bruce Compton moved to the season money lead with the Houston Open. Judy Rankin earned 4500 in the LPGA Classic. Secretariat set a Kentucky Derby record at Churchill Downs. Jockey Jacinto Vasquez rode Summer Guest to the Grey Lag Handicap win. Coco 1, 4 reached the Century Handicap at Hollywood Park. McElroy and Robin Campbell swept the 880 and mile events at the Marine Corps Relays. Feurbach set a world shot put mark of 71 feet inches at San Jose. Carmine Abbatiello and Buddy Gilmour led Roosevelt Raceway harness standings with 24 wins each.
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Montreal
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
California
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Nancy Gunther
San Angelo
Tex
Family Circle
Auto Racing
Talladega
Fla
David Pearson
Mercury
Houston
Bruce Compton
Raleigh
N.C
Judy Rankin
Inehurst
Mike Ford
Bill Harvey Lup
Loussville
Secretariat
Sham
Churchill Downs
New York
Jacinto Vasquez
Summer Guest
Aqueduct
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
McElroy
Villanova
Robin Campbell
Sports International
Marine Corps
San Jose
Feurbach
U.S
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Johnny Bench
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Joe Ferguson
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Buddy Gilmour
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