Record Cracker Trade Week Hits 69 Players Across 24 MLB Teams
Wild Friday panic trades surged through baseball as 69 players moved among 24 teams in a record week. Orioles, Braves, Reds and Rangers reshuffled core pieces while Bowie Kuhn called the spree healthy and pennant seeking.
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Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Montreal Expos
Phoenix
Bowie Kuhn
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Earl Williams
Braves
Duncan
Jold
Greenwood
D.C
Dobson
Wanner
Johnson
Oates
Oscar hits 25000 point milestone as Bucks crush Knicks
Oscar Robertson becomes the second player to reach 25 000 points with a three point play late in the third as Milwaukee routs New York 74 point total and Kareem Abdul Jabbar scores 40 with 16 rebounds 7 assists and 3 blocks in a decisive win over the Knicks.
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Oscar Robertson
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
New York Knicks
Robertson
Abdul- Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Stunner Bucks
Bucks
Jabbar
Abdul Jabbar
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit
Cleveland
Phoenix
Golden State
Chicago
Kansas City
Buffalo State Faces Buffalo Foe to Open Season at Erie
Erie game opens with Buffalo at 6:50 prelim as SU seeks season momentum. The Bulls’ center averaged 18.8 points and 16.8 rebounds last season while SU aims to extend a series edge.
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Seenees Trets
University of Buffalo
Saik
Erie
Detroit
Syra
Community College
Pistons
Cavaliers
Case
Curt Blackmore
U of B
Thrassernide
Nermit
Ed Muto
Manley Field House
Bulls
Orange
Delaney rolls perfect 300 game at age 66
Edward Patrick Delaney, 66, a Nedrow resident, bowled a perfect 300 at Pastime A C after subbing for Brush Construction. He started with 12 straight strikes, finishing with a 172 201 game, becoming possibly the oldest to roll a 300.
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Edward Patrick Delaney
Conklin Ave
Nedrow
E. Patrick
A. C
Brush Construction
Delarney
Brookins
Delaney
Scoreboard collage from college games across teams
A jumbled scoreboard of college results lists numerous teams and scores such as Manilus 72 versus RIE 52 and Bucknell 86 over Chite Nationals 54. Other entries include Army 62 over St Peter's 63 and Texas Tech 77 over John Carroll 71, with scattered references to Oklahoma, Alabama, and Saint Louis among many others.
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Pono
Kings
Bucknell
Chite Nationals
Emirs
Hobart
Bowden
Lynchburg
Genescott
Lasalle TA
Army
St. Peter's
Einey City
Wesleyan
Ge. Sunthern
Valenste Bt
Furman
Wolford
Alabama
Auburn
Miss
Bamford
Ossinet
UC Davis
Chicago St
Bentsen
Weltang
Kansas St
Kentucky
Loyola
St. John's
Mabin
Okla
City
Oxishora
Tulse
South Dakota
Soul
Datta "Tech
John Carroll
Baldwin
Braves send Hardin and Phoebus to Richmond farm club
Honolulu AP reports the Atlanta Braves assigned pitchers Jim Hardin and Tom Phoebus to the Richmond farm team in the Triple A International League. Hardin, 28, went 5-2 in 26 games for Atlanta last season. Phoebus joined from the Cubs six weeks ago and split his time between Chicago and San Diego, posting a 4-4 record with a 4.04 ERA.
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Honolulu
Atlanta Braves
Jim Hardin
Tom Phoebus
Richmond
Hardin
Braves
Phoebus
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
San Diego
Swede Epstein, Williams clash leads to release
Epstein reportedly had a personality conflict with Oakland Manager Dick Williams and was released. Pina, a pitcher with a 27 win record and strong ERA, was mentioned. Seheinblum, a big name from Friday's action, was not expected to break into Cincinnati’s outfield despite a .300 last year and AL All Star recognition.
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Seine Woraamauanemana
No. 1 Trojans eye Notre Dame clash in 1972 push
The Associated Press reports USC coach John McKay aims to boost the Trojans to a top ranking and secure national television exposure by scheduling Notre Dame as a key season matchup. The piece discusses TV plans, key players, and the storied rivalry's stakes for the 1972 campaign.
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Notre Dame
Abc-Tv
Southern Calli
Ornia
Jobe McKay
Aga
Thelheim
Trojans
Frojans
Notre Dams
Theloay
Southern Call
McKay
Alabama
Auburn
Birmingham
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Louisiana State
Tulane
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Nicklaus Leads as Palmer Struggles in Disney Open
Arnold Palmer endured a frustrating end to his season at the Walt Disney World Open, missing the final two rounds after a 77 and three-putting four of his last seven greens. Jack Nicklaus led with two subpar rounds, finishing atop the leaderboard as Palmer failed to win a title in his 43rd year.
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Lake Buena Vista
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Gorman Retires After Tough Loss to Smith in Masters Semi
In Barcelona at 240 AM Tom Gorman collapsed with a back injury and Stan Smith edged him 6-2 6-3 6-2 to reach the Commercial Union Masters final, facing Ilie Nastase. Smith, Wimbledon champion, condemned Gorman’s retirement as he moved on with Dominique Grazia watching. Albatross wins pacing classic at Hollywood Park. Smith’s drama overshadows race.
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Nastase
Timmy Connors
Belleville
Barcelona
Spain
Tom Gorman
Stan Smith
Ae Cve
Gorman
Dominique Grazia
Pion
Toland
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Romania
Injor Gorman
Inglewood
Califtap
Alvatross
Spors
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Nicklaus
Wes Bizarre
Aay
Chiara Bere Haart Aggellis Nol
Hollywood Park
Paeae
Trine
Alded
Aera Rorie Cardinals
Veuatjover
George Archer
Tory Edge
Ian
aMieternsen
Smith
Hanover Shovel
Atoeen
Pennsylvania
Reese Ke Ra
Bea
Sant
Gan Dlegy Padres
Nansemond
Pleher Bothy
Sersieland
Jon Hanover
Baba
Bob Payne
Deantu
Oates Desco
Dave
Grier Jones
Horton Hano Ric Malans
Iver
Blazers Dominate Clinton in Utica Icepen 8 1
Syracuse Blazers crushed the Clinton Comets 8 to 1 at Utica last night. Ron Ingram coached the Blazers who opened with six goals in the first period. Wayne Horne and Ron Morgan each scored twice, with goals also by Barry, Brooks, Ray Adduono, Doug Ferguson, and Norm Schmitz. Clinton’s Jo Junkin faced Al stops. Jim Douglas stopped 36 shots. Clinton’s Borden Smith scored in the first period.
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Syracuse Blazers
Clinton Comets
Utica
Ron Ingram
Jersey Devils
War Memorial
Wayne Horne
Ron Morgan
Syracuse
Barry
Brooks
Ray Adduono
Doug Ferguson
Norm Schmitz
Jo Junkin
Blazers
Jim Douglas
Clinton
Comets
Borden Smith
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