Carlton's Masterful Night Lifts Phillies Past Pirates
Steve Carlton pitched a three hitter for 13th straight win, a 2-0 Phillies victory over Pittsburgh. He added a solo homer, while Paul Owens praised his control and competitive fire as Carlton extended his streak and led the NL in wins and ERA.
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WBA Chief Seeks Unity With WBC at Hawaii Convention
Honolulu AP Bobby Lee of Hawaii was installed as president of the World Boxing Association at its annual convention. He calls for cooperation with the rival World Boxing Council and aims to unify world ratings and recognize a single champion per division. Lee has served as WBA vice president and on the Championship and Rating Committees and as international coordinator.
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Rams Name Jerry Rhome to Start vs Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams coach Tommy Prothro announces eight year veteran Jerry Rhome will start at quarterback against his old Dallas Cowboys in Los Angeles. Johnny Walton, who started last Friday against Cleveland, may also see action after Walton went two of eleven through the air in the win over Cleveland.
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Johnny Walton
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Revival Of Game Seen By Checker Buff
Alfred Barrow, national champion, aims to boost international checkers in the United States. The big-board game on 100 squares with 20 pieces per side draws European crowds, but boards are imported, and in the U S the game is mostly played by Black players in about 15 clubs led by New Orleans. Barrow travels to Detroit for a seven game set with Carl Smith, 51, of Chicago, an upset in his favor. He notes the game allows backward moves and unlimited diagonal progression for kings, creating endless opening variations. He hopes chess popularity helps checkers gain attention.
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United States
Alfred Barrow
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Europe
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Carl Smith
Chicago
Teens Seek World Endurance Golf Record At Hollywood
John Seligman and Gary Kaplan's friend Gary set out to break the world around the clock golf record. After 28 hours and 450 holes they continue at Hollywood Lakes Country Club using car headlamps and night guidance toward the 1 200 hole target.
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Gary Kaplan
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Tenn
Fresh Mead Country Club Names Al Ciuci Head Pro Emeritus
Al Ciuci, 75, is designated head pro emeritus at Fresh Mead Ocean Country Club after nearly 48 years as head or assistant pro. Ciuci has long served the club, earning recognition for his tenure and contributions.
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Greenbelt Lanes Set to Open Monday with New Hours
Greenbelt Lanes will open Monday under owner Scotty Dowis with daily hours from 2 p.m. until close. He urged men and women to register for league play starting in a few weeks and invited new bowlers to sign up as well. In New York George Chane of Greenwich was elected president of the National Golf Fund, succeeding Herb Graffis who retired but stays on the board. National Golf Day in 1971 raised $171.38 for golf charities.
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Greenwich, Conn
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Fort Myers
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National Golf Day
Recruiting War Shapes SWC Football in Texas Tech Era
In a three part series on Southwest Conference recruiting coach Jim Carlen of Texas Tech discusses the fierce talent hunt. Rival coaches from Baylor TCU Texas A&M and Texas jockey to persuade prospects and their families with packages and personal pitches. Carlen notes Texas as the most competitive recruiting ground and highlights the shift toward personal outreach and direct engagement in homes and communities.
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Mets paste record spring crowds in league best run
The New York Mets sparked by Yogi Berra in his first spring posted a league best 11 game win streak between May 12 and May 21. The team drew 57,267 paid in Philadelphia on May 21 at Veterans Stadium and 54,198 at Shea Stadium on June 10.
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New York Mets
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Authorized Sales and Service for Bill's TV on Channel 7
An ad or notice lists ITHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE IBILL'S TV SV O TV on Channel 7 evening programs. The readable fragment indicates a local electronics retailer offering television sales and service.
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Television Schedule Fragment Highlights Classic Sitcoms
A clipped TV guide lists daytime and evening lineups across multiple channels. Notable airings include The Brady Bunch Partridge Family Room 222 Gomer Pyle Bewitched Dick Cavett and Tonight Show, with news weather and sports updates interspersed.
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General Hospital
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Kswo TV
TV Schedule Highlights for July 22 1972 and August 12 1972
A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs across CBS NBC and local channels for July 22 1972 and August 12 1972. It includes Sesame Street Captain Kangaroo Love of Life Love is a Many Splendored Thing Guiding Light Secret Storm Edge of Night My Three Sons Lucy Show Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Truth or Consequences CBS News with Walter Cronkite and sport and movie slots. The schedule features multiple regional channel identifiers CH 6 and CH 7 and a mix of network and syndicated shows.
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Walter Cronkite
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Lucille Rivers
O'Hara
Treasury
Governor
TV Guide Snapshot for 1972 August 10 Stations
A dense, listing filled page shows TV schedules across KVIT KGNC KFODA KFDA KAUZ and more. It lists show times including News Tonight Show Adventure Theatre Ironside My World Welcome to It Petticoat Junction Green Acres Longstreet Perry Mason Dick Cavett and a CBS film The Alphabet Murders with Tony Randall Anita Ekberg Robert Morley.
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TV Schedule Fragment From August 11 1972
A compact listing shows a full day of programming across CBS NBC and local channels with films, talk shows, soap operas, game shows and news. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, Star Trek, The Rifleman, Afternoon soap operas, The Edge of Night, Jeopardy, The Tonight Show and KGNC late-night airings. The schedule also features regional broadcasts for Tex, New Mexico and Oklahoma with local weather and farming segments.
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Perry Mason
NBC Nightly News
the Partners
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