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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1973

Page

13

Sizemore emphasizes little things over power for Cardinals

Ted Sizemore reflects on his two Dodgers years and two Cardinals seasons, noting his focus on taking pitches to set up Lou Brock and move runners. He cites artificial turf's impact on infield play, hopes for a healthy season, and discusses the shortstop competition as the club pursues a pennant.

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Lockman takes Cubs helm in bid for NL East title

Whitey Lockman replaces Leo Durocher as Chicago Cubs manager for his first full season. The club shows a 39 26 surge under Lockman after a 65 game stretch, with aging stars like Williams Santo and Pepitone, plus bullpen upgrades from LaRoche and Locker. Lockman stresses pennant chances as one of 12 teams in contention.

Scottsdale, Ariz Whitey Lockman Leo Durocher Chicago Cubs Lockman New York Giant Durocher Cub Lip Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Roberto Clemente Billy Williams Ron Santo Jim Hickman Joe Pepitone Glenn Beciert Don Kessinger Milt Pap Pas Juan Pizzaro Randy Hundley Dave LaRoche Minnesota Twins Bob Locker Oakland A’s Fergy Jenkins Jenkins Pappas San Diego Burt Hooton Rick Reuschel Cubinfield Santo-Kessinger-Beckett Handley Santo

Seeded Lutz loses match at Peachtree Corners Classic

Fourth seed Bob Lutz of Sausalito, California, falls to unseeded Cliff Drysdale of Austin, Texas, 6-3, 6-4 in the opening round. Other results include Rob Maud defeating Crawford Henry, Allen Stone beating Ova Bengston, and Brian Gottfried over Frank Froehling as the event proceeds at Georgia Tech's Alexander Memorial Coliseum.

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NCAA AAU feud heads to court over athletes in non sanctioned events

A U S District Court in Alexandria Va will hear if the NCAA should be barred from punishing athletes who compete in non sanctioned international meets. Judge Albert V Bryan Jr will decide on continuing a temporary injunction that allowed Fred Samara and Dennis Walker to run in a US USSR track meet in Richmond Va. The case centers on protecting athletes from retaliation and features remarks from U S Coach Jim Banner and sportscaster Howard Cosell who urged ending the NCAA AAU clash.

U.S. District Court Alexandria National Collegiate Athletic Association Albert V. Bryan Jr NCAA Penathon Fred Samara Pennsylvania Dennis Walker Adelphi United States Soviet Union Richmond Bryan U. S Jim Banner University of Pittsburgh Special House Banner Howard Cosell Amateur Athletic Union Cosell Vietnam AAU James O'Hara D-Mich John Dellenback R-Ore Peter Peyser R-N. Y O’hara

Cardinals Triumph as Carbo Shines and Slips

The St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 9 4 as Bernie Carbo collected four hits including a double and a triple driving in two. He also made two errors in the outfield permitting three runs for the Phillies in an exhibition game.

St. Louis Cardinals Bernie Carbo Cardinals Philadelphia Carbo Phillies Cleveland

Bucks clinch third NBA division title with 118 99 win

The Milwaukee Bucks clinched their third straight Midwest Division crown by beating the Detroit Pistons 118 to 99. Oscar Robertson starred with 25 points, while Archibald set an NBA mark by scoring over 1,000 goals in a season, finishing with 37 points for Kansas City Omaha.

Associated Press Milwaukee Bucks Detroit Pistons Nate Archibald NBA Archibald Kansas City-Omaha Kings Portland Oscar Robertson

Garret's last second heroics lift Alabama in NIT thriller

Alabama edged Manhattan 87-86 as Glenn Garrett hit a 20 foot shot with one second left. Garrett finished with 12 points while Wendell Hudson added 20 as Alabama advances to the NIT quarterfinals against Minnesota after a win over Rutgers earlier. Minnesota then beat Rutgers 68-59 to reach the quarterfinals.

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