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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1973

Page

2

Oddball baseball season turns into real life thriller

The 1973 season features wild tales from baseball and beyond. Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich sparked headlines with wife swapping during spring training. In Amarillo vandals flooded fields and damaged mounds canceling a Texas League game. In Richmond, Braves officials alleged players sabotaged Parker Field to thwart a doubleheader. Ferguson Jenkins erupted in a bat throwing tirade amid a poor season. Whitey Herzog accused Brewers mascot Bernie Brewer of stealing signs with a hidden observer, prompting ejections and controversy.

Fritz Peterson Mike Kekich Yankees Richmond Braves International League Roger Bottorff Parker Field Tidewater Tides Bottorff Second Base Milwaukee Brewers Texas Rangers Whitey Herzog Texas

Hope Star Sports Major League Baseball standings and schedule

Major League standings for the American League East and West with records and games behind. Monday results include Boston 4 Baltimore 3, Cleveland 3 New York 2, Milwaukee 6 Detroit 5, Minnesota 5 Texas 4, Oakland 13 Kansas City 0, California 7 Chicago 1. Today’s and Wednesday’s games listed with matchups and pitchers.

W.L. Pet. G.B Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Milwaukee Cleveland West Oakland Kansas City Chicago Minnesota California Texas Oakland Pattin McNally Cleveland Perry Dobson Fryman Slaton Seibert Decker Garber Abbott Wood Ryan Kansas City Royals Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Milwaukee Brewers Detroit Tigers Minnesota Twins Texas Rangers California Angels Chicago White Sox Bob Bolin Luis Tiant Reggie Smith Merv Rettenmund Cen Richie Zisk Padres Astros John Grubb Houston Grubb Mike Easler Leron Lee Lee

Red Sox beat Orioles for fourth straight win

The Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 to extend their streak over Baltimore in a tight AL East race. Manager Eddie Kasko praised the lift from the win as Boston improves in a season-long battle while other AL games saw Oakland 13, Kansas City 0 and Cleveland 3, New York 2.

Red Sox Orioles Ken Rappoport Associated Press Boston Red Sox Eddie Kasko Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Boston Kasko Oakland A’s Royals Vida Blue Joe Rudi Oakland Kansas City Oakland Coliseum Blue Indians Yankees Ted Ford Cleve

Brewers edge Blues to take series lead in Texas League

Danny Covert hit a grand slam in the first inning as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Memphis Blues 5-2 in San Antonio. Four-hit pitching by Jim Kern backed the early burst and secured the Brewers second win in the best-of-five Texas League championship series.

San Antonio Tex Danny Covert Brewers Memphis Blues Jim Kern

Aaron slams No 710 as stomach cramps end game

Hank Aaron hit his 710th career homer in the third off Don Carrithers but left in the fourth with stomach cramps. Manager Eddie Mathews said a doctor later cleared him. Aaron’s homer brought his season total to 37 and lifted his average to .288. Pirates beat Cubs 11-3, Padres defeated Astros 5-3.

Fred Rothenberg Associated Press Don Carrithers Hank Aaron Atlanta Aaron Carrithers Babe Ruth Giants Hank Eddie Mathews Pittsburgh Chicago San Diego Houston Ron Juan Marichal Pirates Cubs Phil Wrigley Wrigley Field

Ali Wins Narrow Boxing Return Over Norton

In Inglewood Muhammad Ali barely defeats Ken Norton by split decision to avert the end of his era and set up a potential super fight with Joe Frazier. Foreman flattened Frazier in two, while Ali showed resilience in a 12th round comeback at the Forum.

Jack Stevenson Associated Press Inglewood Calif Muhammad Ali Ali Joe Frazier George Foreman Frazier the Forum Ken Norton Norton Muhammad San Diego Hs Crown U.S. Supreme Court Sonny Liston Dick Young John Thomas Exchamp Thomas

Ali tired after grueling 17 round loss to Norton

In Inglewood Muhammad Ali admitted exhaustion after a 17 round split decision with Ken Norton. He hinted overtraining and said no man could hit him as Norton did. Foreman noted as possible future opponent while Ali planned x rays on a swollen hand and reflected on his age and speed.

Associated Press Inglewood Calif Muhammad Ali Ken Norton Norton Frazier Caddryt Foreman Ali Mews Holly George Foreman Jerry Quarry Joe Frazier Nurton Unab Bob Arum Ali-Norton Indonesia Rudi Lubbers Sakara Whig Nis Lees

House committee to lift NFL local blackout rule

The Commerce Committee considers a bill to end local TV blackouts for sold out NFL games. Dolphins Bears Broncos and Redskins are among 12 of 26 clubs that sold out in 1972, and would have seen local telecasts allowed if law were in effect. The subcommittee approved the measure quickly, aiming to forbid blackouts if tickets are sold 72 hours before kickoff.

Tom Seppy Associated Press Washington Miami Chicago Denver House Commerce Committee Dolphins Bears Broncos Redskins NFL House Torbert H. Macdonald D-Mass

Razorbacks Prep With Full Pads Before USC Opener

Fayetteville Arkansas AP Coach Frank Broyles says Arkansas practiced in full pads focusing on correcting Saturday film errors. The offense worked on passing while the defense studied USC offense as the team readies for a season opener in Los Angeles against USC. Defensive tackles Brison Manor and John Riddlehoover received praise for their scrimmage performances.

Fayetteville Ark Arkansas Razorbacks Frank Broyles Broyles University of Southern California Razorbacks Los Angeles USC Brison Manor John Riddlehoover

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