Brawling In Football Camps
Fights erupted at four NFL training sites as heat and competition flared. Bengals players Ellison Walters Bergey and Neal Craig clashed, while Bergy and Neal exchanged punches during punting drills. Falcons veterans Brown and Geredine traded blows, and Bears added quarterback depth by acquiring Randy Mattingly. Redskins coach Allen refused Mimi Brodsky's request to become watergirl. Rams acquired kicker Bill McClard after San Diego draft move.
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Frank Brown
Associated Press
Cincinnati Bengals
Atlanta Falcons
George Allen
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Abe Gibron
Bengals
Jerry Ellison
Stan Walters
Bill Bergey
Neal Craig
Ellison
Walters
Bergy
Neal
Brown
Ray Brown
Tom Geredine
Falcon
Norm van Brocklin
van Brocklin
Allen
Redskins
Mimi Brodsky
Washington
Gibron
Randy Mattingly
Cleveland Browns
Mattingly
Bobby Douglass
Gary Huff
John Huarte
Steve Livas
Golf Tourney Set For Weekend at Childress Country Club
The Second Annual Greenbelt Partnership Gold Tournament runs Saturday and Sunday at Childress Country Club. Entry deadline is 5 p.m. Friday with a $40 per team fee. Prizes include irons for first, woods for second, and bags for third. Contact Henry Moss at 7 4552. A dance follows Saturday night.
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Childress Country Club
Henry Moss
Browns trade Mattingly to the Bears for future draft pick
The Cleveland Browns sent rookie quarterback Randy Mattingly to the Chicago Bears in exchange for an undisclosed future draft choice. Defending Canadian Women's Amateur leader Marlene Streit shoots 79 to hold a one stroke lead after 35 holes at Charlottetown. Dan ONeill of Jamestown NY tops the opening round in the Canadian Men's Amateur with three under par 68. Margaret Court defeats Laurie Fleming in straight sets in Nashville to reach the second round of the $35,000 stop. Chris Evert dominates Lesley Charles to reach the Western Tennis quarterfinals in Cincinnati. Paola Dominguez leads Viareggio track and field in Italy.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Marlene Streit
Oak Ridges
Ont
Dan O'Neill
Jamestown
N.Y
Nashville
Tenn
Margaret Court
Laurie Fleming
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cincinnati
Chris Evert
Lesley Charles
Great Britain
Viareggio
Italy
Paola
Pigni Sets World Mile Mark In Women’s Race
Pigni wife of Italy’s track coach shatters world mile record with 4 29.5. Irish Rocket wins Kirkwood Purse by two lengths at Delaware Park paying 7.40. Cheriepe takes Jim Dandy Purse at Saratoga by two lengths after fast backstretch run. Treat Me Fair edges Satan’s Lark in Liberty Bell feature by a neck.
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Pigni
Italy
Stanton
Del
Kirkwood
Delaware Park
Shartoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Race Course
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
El Paso Sun highlights extra inning wins and losses
The El Paso Sun reports Texas League games where the Kings won in the 13th inning on two throwing errors by David Proffit of the Travelers, Dan Covert drove in four for San Antonio, Amarillo split with Shreveport, and rain postponed Midland versus Alexandria. Also noted is Lynn Royal of TCU sidelined for the season after a cornea transplant.
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Associated Press
el Paso Sun Kings
David Proffit
Arkansas Travelers
Dan Covert
San Antonio Brewers
Brewers
Memphis Blues
Amarillo Giants
Shreveport Captains
Midland Cubs
Alexandria Aces
Arkansas
Dan Radison
Proffit
Shreveport
Amarillo
Memphis
San Antonio
el Paso
Midland
Alexandria
Sooner Probation Costs Others Too
The Big Eight placed the University of Oklahoma on two-year probation for football and basketball violations. OU faces post season bans and TV and bowl sanctions, with two assistant coaches barred from recruiting for one year. Nebraskan and other members anticipate revenue losses from OU’s absence.
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Robert L. Moore
Associated Press
Kansas City
University of Oklahoma
Big Eight
Oklahoma
Sooners
Wendell Mosley
Dennis Price
Kerry Jackson
Chiefs Still a Threat Despite Downturn Hints
Pro Chiefs feature notes that Kansas City has not had a losing season since 1963 and finished 1972 strong with three straight wins. Lenny Dawson anchors the passing game at 38, with Mike Livingston and Pete Beathard in the QB mix as depth. Otis Taylor remains the main receiver, while Elmo Wright faces health issues and competing for time. Ed Podolak leads the ground game with help from Warren McVea, Willie Ellison, and an improved offensive line behind Tyrer Budde and Rudway. The defense centers on Buck Buchanan, Curley Culp, and Bobby Bell, with Sensibaugh anchoring the secondary. Headline tone notes Jan Stenerud and Jerrell Wilson as top special teams, but uncertainty lingers over Dawson’s continued dominance and overall Chiefs status in the AFC West.
Double Hitter Lifts Red Sox Past Royals 9-4
The designated hitter Orlando Cepeda for Boston slugged four doubles driving in six runs, as Boston routed Kansas City 9-4. Yankees beat Rangers 3-2 in a game halted by Peterson’s thigh injury, Munson and Alou delivering key hits. Indians crushed White Sox 13-1, Tigers edged A’s 3-2, Brewers beat Angels 8-2, Orioles topped Twins 6-1. Mets edged Dodgers 1-0, others 3-4 runs noted across NL.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
Boston
Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Texas
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Oakland
Milwaukee
California
Baltimore
Minnesota
Yanks
Rangers
Fred Beene
Fritz Peterson
New York
Dave Nelson
Peterson
Beene
Nelson
Bill Sudakis
Felipe Alou
Bobby Murcer
Thurman Munson
Alou
Munson
Gene Michael
Indians
White Sox
Walt Williams
Dick Tidrow
Tigers
A’s
Bill Freehan
Miller Denies Records In Open Pga Bid
Johnny Miller brushes aside talk of historic double by winning a 1973 Open with a 63 round and a total 279 at Canterbury. Weiskopf and Bruce Crampton share favorite status as 148 players contest the PGA event on the immaculate course.
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Cleveland
Johnny Miller
Tom Weiskopf
Ben Hogan
Miller
PGA
Canterbury Golf Club
Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
TV Listings and Show Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary TV guide notes multiple channels and programs. Entries mention news weather sports late movie channel 6 and channel 7 listings, with shows including The Helen Reddy Show Ironside The Waltons and To Tell The Truth along with film titles Blowup Lola and schedules for various stations and times.
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Walter Cronkite
The
Waltons
Fisher TV
Television Schedule Fragments Include Daytime Lineup and Late Movie
The listing outlines a TV day with shows like The Dollars 10,000 Pyramid Gambit The Young and Restless Search for Tomorrow Scene at Noon News Weather and more. It notes soaps, game shows and a CBS late movie with times ranging from 1:00 PM to 10:45 PM.
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Buck Owens
Bridget
Bernie
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
KFDA
Kagnane
News & Weather
Captain Kangeroo
CBS
CBS News
Edwards
Seareh
Channel 6 News
Mayberry Pen Thay
Elvis Presile Oth
Sorie
Kauz TV
Aventure Theater
ABC News
Lawton Industrial Devel
Montreal
Evii TV
Charwel
Jackson Five
the Osmonds
Brady Kios
Lidsville
American Bendstead
Ane
Veronica Hurst
Phil Brown
Wide World of Sports
Reasoner
Partridge Family
Paul Lynn
National Geographic
Bowen Toro
the Warlord
Chariton Heston
Richard Moore
Ithe Saint
Baench
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
Faye Ant
KGNC
NBC News
Peyton Place
Somerset
Gary Grant
Sheridan
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Wade Walker
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Hank Stram
Mike Livingston
Pete Beathard
Otis Taylor
Elmo Wright
Robert West
Willie Frazier
Gary Butler
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Taylor
Ed Podolak
Warren McVea
Willie Ellison
Wendell Hayes
Francis Peay
Jim Tyrer
Ed Budde
Mo Moorman
Jack Rudway
Sid Smith
Aaron Brown
Willie Young
Big Buck Buchanan
Curley Culp
Marv Upshaw
Bobby Bell
Willie Lanier
Jim Lynch
Bobby
Willie
Mike Sensibaugh
Johnny Robinson
Emmitt Thomas
Jim Marsalis
Jim Kearney
Jan Stenerud
Jerrell Wilson
Larry Marshall
Len Dawson
Metrocolor
Panavision
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AUZ TV
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Channel 6
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Roger Touhy
Anthony Quinn
Preston Forrester
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Houndcats
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the Link Panther
Under Dog
the Barkleys
Sealab
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Lawrence Welksnow
Jarrett
Glenn Ford
Partners In Crime
Lee Grant
Harry Guardino
Kfda TV
Garner
Ted Armstrong
Dr. Hargis
Golt
Championship Wrestling
Kfdx TV
Chile
Richard Conte
Lee J. Cobb
Romanida
Pink Panther
Taisgat
Lloya Bridges
Water World
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Jeff Chandler
Kelvinator
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Rich Coggins
New York Mets
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N. Main
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Hoven
Helen Reddy
Ironsiderer
Deen Martin
Konc TV
Newswatch
Adam
Ironside
Dean Wart Snow
Newawatch
Welter Greseee
Attons
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Phat
Lola
Charles Bronson
Susan George
Arneid Sauad Ene Ey
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Onle
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Ten
Patricia Neal
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