Pirates Dodgers favored to win NL pennant in 1972
In a wide NL preview the Dodgers add Frank Robinson and Tommy John to a pitching staff led by Downing Sutton and Osteen with Willlie Davis and Wes Parker. the Pirates under Bill Virdon field a deep lineup led by Stargell Clemente and Hebner with Blass, Briles and Ellis anchoring pitching. The East chase sees Pittsburgh as the strongest challenger with a deep lineup and Blass anchoring the mound while other clubs like Houston, San Francisco, Cincinnati and Chicago also reshuffle for a tougher season. The West favors LA with Houston and San Francisco among contenders and Atlanta, San Diego lagging behind.
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Indians Attack Redskins in Washington Clash
In Washington AP report a group of Real Indians attacked the Redskins during a game or event. Details are incomplete but the incident involved an assault on players or officials and prompted security responses.
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Howard signs baseball pact
Texas Rangers outfielder Howard agreed to a one year contract for 126600 dollars, matching last year’s salary. He led the team with 44 home runs and 126 RBIs in 1970, and is expected to be a top hitter at the Rangers’ Arlington, Texas home next season.
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