Box Scores as Baseball’s Telegraphic History
New York column extols the box score as a durable, historical record of baseball. It praises its clarity, emotional pull, and precision, noting how players and managers study lines of numbers to scout rivals and gauge performance across seasons.
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NEW York
NEA
James T. Farrell
Roger Angell
New Yorker
Florida
Ukiah High golf opens NBL season with new scoring plan
Ukiah High's 10 player squad, led by juniors Paul Weyland and Bo Strong, begins the 1973 NBL campaign at Healdsburg with medal play as the scoring system replacing the old holes won method. Coach Bob Marsh recovers from surgery but expects solid play as teammates improve through the season on Ukiah Municipal's redesigned 18 holes.
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Greens ‘Iting
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Oregon
Paul Underwood
Ukiah Municipal Golf Course
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Marsh
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Paul Weyland
Bo Strong
Ken Carter
Ed Ornham
Paul Smith
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Mike Garner
Larry Johnson
Glenn Steliga
Bill Tatum
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The Box Score and Baseball’s Silent Logic
The article traces box score evolution from its 1853 Spirit of the Times origins through Henry Chadwick to 1968 changes that dropped assists and putouts and pinch hitters. It notes fan outcry at space cuts, the loss of double play details, and calls the box score immortal as a treasure.
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Seymour Sinoff
Elias Statistical Bureau
New York
F.W.T
Spirit of the Times
Henry Chadwick
Brooklyn
Sinoff
Baseball wife swapper shakes off fans' boos
Fritz Peterson, the New York Yankees pitcher at the center of a life swap with teammate Mike Kekich, endured boos from 4,320 fans at Al Lang Field in St. Petersburg. He earned the win in a 6-2 Yankees victory over the Mets in five innings, joking the taunts came from Mets fans who hate the Yankees.
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United Press International
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New York Yankee
Mike Kekich
al Lang Field
St. Petersburg
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Yankee
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Montreal
Texas
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Ukiah Frosh set for Leggett twin bill Saturday
Ukiah Frosh baseball hosts Leggett Valley in a Saturday 11 a.m. return doubleheader at the Ukiah ballpark near County Hospital. Coach Pat Wilson lists the Yearlings at 18 after an 38-player tryout, with a different nine-man lineup each game to give all players time.
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Frosh
Leggett Valley High School
Ukiahi
County Hospital
Pat Wilson
Leggett Valley
Wilson
David Brooks
Kevin Baldwin
Todd Wildberger
Jeff Burrell
Leggett
Rich Kucz
Ted Davis
Don Schwank
Brooks Robinson
Gary Venturi
Eddie Dunsing
Jay Bell
Novato to host Ukiah high teams Friday events
Novato high school prepares a trio of Friday matches with Ukiah teams. Baseball at Anton Stadium begins 3:30 p.m. with the Ukiah Jayvees traveling to Novato, while Ukiah high school tennis and swimming squads also head to Novato for Friday events. Coach Al Snarski hints at potential rescheduling of rained-out Tuesday baseball.
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Washington Street
Shrine grid classic South Preps named for North-South game
The 1973 South squad for the Shrine North-South Football Game at the Los Angeles Coliseum on Aug 12 features 14 linemen and 11 backs all over 200 pounds except receivers. Standouts include Randy Garcia and Wally Henry as top players of the year, with detailed rosters listing positions, schools, and heights. Tickets cost 5, 3.5, and 2 dollars from Shrine Football Office.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
Randy Garcia
Wilson High
Los Angeles
Wally Henry
San Diego
Lincoln High
Steven Tetrick
Joe Sresvoich
St. Paul
Robert A. Houghton
Jack B. Rogers
Garcia
Joe Davis
Hueneme High
Henry
Walker
Anthony Hill
Long Beach Poly
Arcadia
Tim Larkin
North Torrance
Bob Francis
Carson High
Ricky Taylor
L.A
Wesley Walker
Carson
Mitch Kahn
Kennedy
Scott Hertenstein
Edgewood
Kevin Stephenson
Servite
Jeff Irwin
Anaheim
Tom Ogle
Bell
Ricky Bell
Fremont
Ray Burks II
Gardena
John Weimer
la Serna
Hueneme
L.A. Wilson
Shelton Diggs
San Bernardino
Lincoln
Jeff Parker
San Marcos
Brad Rice
Monroe
Shrine
W. Jefferson Blvd
Alumni Day Opens Cal Rowing Season With Interclass Race
Cal unveils 1973 crew Sunday on Oakland Estuary with a light weight race at 2 p.m. and an interclass race from 3 to 3:30 p.m. Gladstone notes alumni turnout and close contest. Fleming laments mixed seniors and juniors in one boat as freshmen prep to challenge. Georgia Tech football blasts Mercer 61-0 and Cumberland 220-0 in 1916 games.
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Berkeley
California
Steve Gladstone
Oakland
Gladstone
Kent Fleming
Fleming
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IRA
Atlanta
UPI
Georgia Tech
Tech
Mercer
Cumberland
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