Tenace Stars as A's Star Fails to Shine in Oakland
In a 1974 World Series context Gene Tenace rises to the moment for Oakland, batting .248 with four hit games and nine RBIs in 1972, while Detroit crowds turn on him in Oakland as he faces the Tigers with the A's. Tenace, now a regular first baseman earning around forty thousand dollars, endures a tough night in front of hostile fans.
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Tenace's grand slam lifts A's past Tigers in Detroit
In Detroit, Tenace hit his third grand slam of the season off Dave Lewanney as the Athletics built an 8-1 lead by the fifth. Vida Blue earned the win with relievers Finegan and Knowles, while Cleveland beat Texas 9-3 and Baltimore edged Kansas City 6-4.
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California League Summary Fragment
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Brock Still Flying for Cardinals in Early Season
St Louis outfielder Brock, age 34, has stolen 34 bases and scored twice in a 4-1 win over the Giants, matching a strong start. Siebert's move to the National League yields a 6-3 win with 38 straight scoreless innings as Brock and teammates pace the offense.
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Armistice memory and UCLA historic football note
Hollingworth recalls Armistice Day 1931 and UCLA loss to St Marys in a topic laden interview. He praises tough opponents Tork Edwards and Mel Hein of Washington State, and recalls pivotal 1929 Poly loss that dashed an undefeated record. He details medals earned in WWII including Silver Star and Bronze Star, plus a Purple Heart after hospital stint in Germany. He cites idolization of Red Grange, Jim Thorpe, and Gen George Patton, with Patton as his No 1 idol. The piece also mentions Spring field GA Wheelock and UC Irvine’s 14-1 win over New Orleans in a college division baseball title.
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Celtics Sign McDonald To Two Year Contract
Boston Celtics announce Glenn McDonald from Long Beach State signs a two year deal under coach Tommy Heinsohn. The 6-foot-6 swingman may join Don Chaney in the backcourt for the 1974 championship quest as the team explores two-guard flexibility.
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Dodgers edge Pirates as Rau loses no hitter bid
Rau pitched a strong game but Hebner broke up the no hitter in the eighth with a line drive. The Dodgers won 2-1, Jon Ferguson doubled to drive in a second-inning run and Ron Cey homered in the seventh. Don Sutton praised Rau’s performance as the key to the win.
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Schiller Eyes Top Six At Meet Amid Strong Competitors
Dave Schiller discusses his goal to reach the top six in the shot put as he faces tough rivals like BYU Texas El Paso and Tennessee. He aims for about 68 feet, noting a 63-6 practice mark and expects a crowded field of mid 60s to 70s. Meanwhile, a long list of teams and players appears in garbled text as part of the page.
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Cleveland Protest Over Forfeited Game
The Cleveland Indians filed a formal protest with AL president Lee MacPhail after a controversial forfeit during a game. The telegram argued no warning was given when play was interrupted and criticized umpires for losing control.
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Lahoud Escapes Doghouse With Comeback Hom er
Angels catcher Lahoud faced public rebuke after a costly misplay but silenced critics with a two out ninth inning homer that rallied Anaheim to a 5 6 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Manager Winkles defended his sideline tackle, noting one defensive mistake cost the game. Lahoud said he kept his head and earned another chance to play.
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Angels Rally Falls Short As Brewers Hold On
In a tense game, the Milwaukee Brewers scored late to beat the Los Angeles Angels 7 to 5. John Briggs and Mike Hegan drove in runs, while Darrell Porter and Pedro Garcia contributed key hits. Angels tied it in the fifth on Rivers, Doyle, and Stanton singles and a grounder by Oliver, but Milwaukee surged ahead again in the eighth. John Cumberland gave up runs in the eighth as Doherty and Garcia reached base, and Bab Bilis doubled for an extra-base hit. Rivers added a two-run homer for the Angels early, with Vukovich also homering for Milwaukee. The game featured a disputed moment involving Winkles and Deegan, and tensions remained high as both teams battled for the lead.
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