Veeck Nearer Deal to Buy White Sox
Chicago businessman William Veeck Jr joins a group with a tentative agreement to buy the White Sox. The sale needs AL approval and final details, with no price disclosed. Veeck, linked to 1959 pennant glory and known for promotions, previously owned the club and has expressed a wish to keep the Sox in Chicago.
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Frazier Named Mets Manager at Shea Stadium
Joe Frazier was chosen to manage the New York Mets for the 1973 season, announcing plans to charge the team with more hustle and aggressiveness. M Donald Grant, Mets chairman, disclosed a one year contract. salary figures were not released.
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January Leads Kaiser Open With 64 In Return
Don January, 45, making a tour comeback, fired an eight under par 64 to take the second round lead at the Kaiser International Open in Napa, California. His 36 hole total reached 134, ten under par, after a three year layoff to focus on his golf course architecture business.
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Atholton dominates Middletown cross country meet
Atholton takes top team with 26 points, Middletown 30, South Carroll 8. Carl Wilmer wins with a 16:09 three mile course record, followed by Middletown’s Greg Reineke in 16:13 and Atholton’s Alan Hensley in third. Middletown places fifth through eighth, junior varsity wins 15-43. Jeff Dudeck leads Middletown JV in 1st with Darwin Lawson 2nd. Brunswick falls to Harpers Ferry 21-0 in JV football.
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St. Joe’s Drops Cross Country Meet at Emmitsburg
Francis Scott Key claimed the top two places as St. Joseph’s fell 24 to 36 on Friday. Greg Adelsberger finished third in 15 36 for St. Joe’s over 2.6 miles, Carmel Kelley fourth, with Jim Enright also noted. Winning time was 14 45. St. Joe’s opens 0 1 in cross country.
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Knights dominate Poolesville 42 0 in JV football
Middletown defeated Poolesville 42 to 0 in junior varsity action. Steve Teets scored three touchdowns, Pat Cooney added two, with Teets rushing for 94 yards. Doug Armentrout and Kevn Reineke each scored once. Baltimore Claws suspend James Bradley for alleged training violations, with Bradley set to return to the Kentucky Colonels.
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Vikings and Redskins stay perfect in Frederick Midget League action
The Vikings 21 13 Colts and Redskins 12 6 Packers win kept both teams undefeated at 4 0. Tim Disney and Ron Linthicum led scoring for Vikings and Colts respectively while JV teams provided 26 0 Vikings and 13 12 Colts wins. The CYA meeting set for Oct 7 at Thurmont American Legion invites community leaders.
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