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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
8
Jim Murray reports Lee Trevino advocates radical modernizations to golf freeing play from strict traditions. He proposes fast play rules including no honors system and allows moving between tees and improvised strategies like lift and drop, mis blasting hazards, and ignoring common etiquette to speed up rounds.
Jim Colborn silenced Cleveland with seven hits allowed after a rough first inning and Don Money fueled Milwaukee with a bases loaded triple. The Brewers built a 4 2 lead and extended it to 8 2 as Milwaukee moved into second place in the AL East. Attendance reached 36 438, while Money lifted his average to .215 and Colborn improved to 10 2 with his sixth complete game in seven starts. Colborn weathered heckling from the Indians who accused him of using a spitball, and Warren Spahn praised the rookie’s breaking ball as pivotal to Milwaukee’s win. Season attendance climbed to 442 389.
In Bloomington Rob Oliver pinch hit for the tying run and Carlos Alomar followed with the winning hit off Ken Sanders as the California Angels overcome a 3-1 deficit to beat the Minnesota Twins 4-3. Oliver and Alomar boosted the Angels with a ninth inning rally that included five singles.
Baseball league leaders lists show Mayberry KC 47 runs and 64 RBI, Blomberg NY .408, Carew Min 77 hits, Bonds SF 92, Morgan Cin 30 steals. Pitching leaders include Colborn Mil 102 decisions and N Ryan Cal 155 strikeouts.
Pirates starter Steve Blass gave up a three run second inning double to Willie Mays and a John Milner homer as the Mets beat Pittsburgh 5 4 to stay in last in the East. Blass is 3 5 with a 9 51 ERA this season.
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