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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1972
Page
5
Striking major leaguers remain scattered as owners and players negotiate the pension dispute threatening the 1972 season opening. No progress was reported after Sunday talks, with plans to meet again Monday and discuss broader committees.
Executives oppose starting the major league season with minor league players. Astros GM Spec Richardson says no thought of filling rosters with minor leaguers. Reds and Orioles officials worry about revenue and refunds if major league play is replaced. Angels rep Billy Cowan criticizes the threats as harmful and shallow.
Walt Frazier scored 30 points and sparked a 56 33 Knicks lead at halftime as New York beat Baltimore 110 88 to even the Eastern Conference semifinal series at one game apiece. Dave DeBusschere added 29 and Jerry Lucas 20 for the Knicks while Archie Clark led Baltimore with 18 after foul trouble. The series moves to Baltimore for Game 3 Tuesday with Game 4 set for Thursday in New York.
Hershey Bears roared to a 7 3 win over the Baltimore Clippers Sunday night to seize second place in the AHL Western Division. Ted Snell led Hershey with two goals, supported by Robin Burns Mike Nykoluk Brian McKenzie Joe Noris and Jean Gratton. Baltimore’s Dick Mattiusi scored twice and Bob Rivard added a third. The Bears opened with four first period goals and held off a Clippers rally as the season narrative noted strong Big Ten football viewership in 1971.
Frederick Community College hosts two games in the Invitational Basketball Tournament. At 7:15 p.m. Brownies of Frederick faces Bethesda Barons led by ex AU captain Mike Hill. At 8:15 G H All-Stars meet Black Moses, who beat Melody Inn 69 66 Thursday.
The or ganization led by William Boucher warns a lengthy baseball players strike could threaten the Camden Station complex in Baltimore by undermining financial arrangements for a new stadium. Despite optimism, Boucher notes a compromise may emerge, while owners and players hold talks in New York after a first-ever Major League walkout.
Gil Hodges former Dodgers star and 1969 Mets manager died in West Palm Beach after collapsing following a golf round. He was rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital and died 20 minutes later from an apparent heart attack. Hodges would have turned 48 the next day, as MLB faced a players strike and a canceled Mets Expos exhibition.
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