Life Swapper Fans Boo Fritz Peterson at Exhibition
Fans at Al Lang Field in St. Petersburg booed Fritz Peterson during a 6-2 Yankees win over the Mets. Peterson, who sparked fan survey interest, pitched five innings, allowed a homer to Willie Mays, and joked Mets fans and Yankees fans fueled the crowd.
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Willie Mays
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Thurman Munson
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Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
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Standings Roundup From Milwaukee Showdown
Boston and Chicago clashed in a tight game with Boston at 106 and Chicago 105. Cleveland posted 112 while Philadelphia 109 and Houston 118 dominated, with Portland 109 Seattle 96 and Milwaukee 119. Major teams including Los Angeles 124 Buffalo 124 Kansas City Omaha 118 Phoenix 134 and Detroit 122 led the race.
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Golden State
Bengals Linebacker Beauchamp Fined for Assault
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Al Beauchamp was fined 50 dollars and court costs by Municipal Court Judge Thomas C. Heekin on assault and battery charges. The 28 year old was accused of striking a tow truck driver on December 11 1972 when the driver tried to remove his car from a loading dock.
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Aspromonte Gets in Shape After Ejected in Cubs Loss
YUMA Arizona UPI Ken Aspromonte Cleveland Indians manager was ejected in the seventh inning after arguing a ball call as Cleveland fell to Chicago 7 5. Catcher John Ellis also ejected. Ed Framer walked in the go ahead run and Billy Williams hit a sacrifice fly. Spikes drove in three, helping Cleveland to a 5-1 lead before the Cubs rallied. HONOLULU UPI Bob Ryan of Puget Sound accepts Hawaii coaching post.
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Ariz
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Chicago Cubs
Tribe
Aspromonte
Cleveland
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Bruce Froemming
Ellis
Terry Ley
Chicago
Indians
Ed Framer
Jose Cardenal
Billy Williams
Williams
Sparky Anderson Sees Best Job In World Of Baseball
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson declares he loves managing and values talking with writers and TV work. The piece compares him to legendary managers like John McGraw and notes his two pennants in three years. Bernie Stowe praises Sparky for fair treatment of players and loyalty to the team.
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Darrel) Chaney
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