Childress 4-H Riders Shine At County Junior Rodeo
Mary Lou Bradley and David Boykin of Childress County 4-H Horse Club earned All Round Cowgirl and All Round Cowboy honors at the Annual Childress County 4-H Junior Rodeo held in the Old Settlers arena. Ronald Lee Groves, Shari Johnson, and Carl Foley also highlighted top divisions with multiple event placements across pole bending barrel racing calf roping and bareback riding.
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Mary Lou Bradley
David Boykin
Childress County
Old Settlers Arena
Mary Lou
David
Carl Foley
Quanah
Shari Johnson
Lockney
Clarendon
Bryan Crook
Childress
Ronald Lee Groves
Silverton
Denise Johnson
Barbara Halford
Cindy Shelton
Odell
Deb Jones
Connie Lee
Brent Roberts
Vernon
Lesa Garrison
Lynn Miller
Jane Piper
Paducah
Randy Jump
Cynthia Macom
Barry White
Mark Lesley
Davy
Moyers
Debbie Aaron
Wayne Rowan
Rickey Seigler
Wellington
Debbi Aaron
Monte Bradley
Vickie Lee Smith
Reece Bowen
Mark White
Mike Luckett
Sayre
Okla
Todd Melton
Bimbo Havins
Royce Tippett
Henry Moya
Guthrie
David Toole
Mangum
Larry Kieschnick
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Eddy Philley
Hollis
Satchel Paige Hall of Fame induction prompts questions
In Cooperstown, Leroy Satchel Paige is inducted into Baseball's Hall of Fame, prompting debate over how dominant he was in his prime when major league doors were closed to him due to his race. Paige did not pitch in the majors until age 42, leaving some questions unresolved.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Leroy
Satchel
Paige
Glamour Boys Leave Giants as Tarkenton Quits Over Contract
Fran Tarkenton resigns from the New York Giants after failing to reach a contract deal with owner Wellington Mara. The veteran quarterback cites no retirement plan and plans to return when eligible, while Joe Namath remains sidelined for the Jets after knee surgery.
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New York Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Atlanta
Wellington T. Mara
Tarkenton
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
New York
Lenox Hill Hospital
James A. Nicholas
Jets
Shoes and Socks To Bobcats On Wednesday
The Bobcats will receive shoes and socks on Wednesday at Childress High School Gym with 1:30 p.m. physicals on Sunday and a 8:45 a.m. team meeting on Wednesday. Two-a-day workouts begin Monday with morning sessions at 7:30 a.m. and afternoon times to be announced. Athletic Director Charlie Johnston comments on early football season and All Star Greenbelt Bowl prep. Frank Ryan, ex Redskins backup quarterback, is noted for five passes across two seasons.
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Baltimore Colts
Tarkenton
Mara
Giants
Houston
Alex Webster
Houston Oilers
Astrodome
Charley Joiner
Charlie Johnson
Lynn Dickey
Dick Shiner
New York
Pete Gogolak
Philadelphia Eagles
Oakland Raiders
Bobcats
Childress High School
Charlie Johnston
Dodgers Move Up on Giants in National League Race
Dodgers in Los Angeles pressure the fading Giants in San Francisco as they win 6-5 over the St Louis Cardinals and cut the NL West lead to 4 1/2 games. Wes Parker and Willie Davis each hit strong 4 hit nights while Parker scored the final run.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Dodgers
Bobby Thomson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cardinal
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Gibson
Cards
Parker
Duke Sims
Cal Maxvill
Bill Buckner
Hales Sets Dove Teal Seasons In Texas for 1971 72
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission announces dove and early teal seasons for 1971 72 with no changes to bag or possession limits. Mourning dove seasons in North Zone run Sept 1 to Oct 30 and South Zone Sept 25 to Nov 23, with white wing counties allowing dove during the white wing season Sept 4 5 and 11 12. Early teal season is Sept 11 19 with a four bird daily bag and eight possession limit in aggregate. Other season dates and limits for rails woodcock snipe gallinules are listed. migratory waterfowl and quail seasons to be set later in the Migratory Game Birds Hunting Digest.
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Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Iora
Virginia
Dixie All Stars Fall Short In 4 3 Loss To Padres
The Texas League All Stars battled to the end but dropped a 4 3 decision to the San Diego Padres of the National League on Monday night. Jorge Roque opened with a run scoring double for Arkansas to give the All Stars a 1 0 lead. The Padres tied in the fifth on Clarence Gaston RBI single. They pulled away with three runs in the sixth as Fred Kendall and Tommy Dean drove in runs. Memphis star Jim Plant sparked the late bid with a solo homer in the seventh and a double in the ninth that brought Enos Cabell home, but stranded runners prevented a comeback.
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Davis
Willie Crawford
Parker
Los Angeles
al Downing
Ted Sizemore
Jim Brewer
Downing
Richie Allen
Dodger
Allen
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Detroit
John Kennedy
Bob Montgomery
Bill Freehan
Willi Horton
Aurelio Rodriguez
Bill Denehy
Reggie Smith
Smith
Freehan
Denehy
San Diego
All-Stars
Jorge Roque
Arkansas
Padres
Clarence Gaston
RBI
Jack Stripling
Fred Kendall
Tommy Dean
Memphis
Jim Plant
Dallas-Fort Worth
Enos Cabell
Television Guide Schedule for August 10 1971
TV listings across KFDOX KVII KAUZ KFDA and KGNC show a busy night from 5:30 PM to late night. Programs include NBC Nightly News Dickey Weather Make Your Own Kind of Music Bright variety and movie weeks with After the Cat and The Fox starring Peter Sellers.
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Kfdox Tv
NBC Nightly News
Bill Cosby
Evening News
KVII
NBC News
ABC Evening News
KGNC
Newswatch
Bill Coxby
Stuart Whitman
Sand Dennis
Marius Werpy
The
Fox
Peter Sellers
Perry Mason
CBS News
Paul Harvey
KFDA
Penay
Rock Hudson
Diana Lynn
TV Schedule Snippet From Local Station Listing
A fragmentary TV guide shows daily program blocks and times for KFOX Channel 3 including Today Show Weather NBC News Noon Report Three On A Match Days of Our Lives The Doctors Another World Bright Promises and NBC Nightly News with blocks for midday and evening.
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KFOX
Weather Today
NBC News
Weather & News
Somerset
Bill Anderson
Shiloh
KGNC
TV Schedule for WITTY KAUZ Channel 6 Evening Lineup
Witty Kauz Channel 6 listings show CBS Morning News Paul Harvey and various soap operas
TV Listings and Advert for Bill's TV Center and KGNC Schedule
The page lists Bill's TV Center at 413 Commerce Street as RCA dealer with service, plus a detailed KGNC TV Channel 4 schedule for Wednesday August 11, 1971, including 7 00 Today Show, 8 30 News, soap operas, game shows, and late-night programs such as The Rage of Night and Riders of Vengeance.
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CBS Morning News
Paul Harvey
CBS News
Doug. Edwards
Channel 6 News
Gomer Pyre
Mike Douglas
Walter Cronkite
Bill's TV Center
Commerce Street
RCA
Kfda TV
Hart
Beverley Hillies
Gomer Pine
Mery Griffin
Rome
Evening TV Schedule Highlights
Television lineup lists shows from 2.30 to 10.45 with titles including One Life to Live Password Major Adams Lost in Space ABC Evening News Pro News Courtship of Eddie's Father Room 222 Smith Family Love on a Rooftop Immortal NFL Action and Perry Mason.
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Major Adams
ABC Evening News
Eddies
Room 222
Smith
Immortal
NFL Action
Perry Mason
Dixie Association Playoff Nights Scheduled Across Divisions
The West Division has the night off while the other divisions resume with Montgomery at Memphis, Charlotte at Birmingham, Columbus at Asheville, Arkansas at Savannah and Shreveport at Jacksonville, continuing the post season schedule across the circuit.
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Dixie Association
Montgomery
Memphis
Charlotte
Birmingham
Columbus
Asheville
Arkansas
Savannah
Shreveport
Jacksonville
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