Pro Charts Prospectus Shows Dolphins Ready To Win Soon
Don Shula builds a confident Dolphins squad with Griese as standout passer and a strong ground game led by Csonka Kiick and Morris. Warfield tops receiving corps with Stowe added while Little anchors the line. Defense shows budding pass rush with Fernandez and Stanfill. secondary relies on Scott and Anderson. Kicking shines with Ypremian. Club aims for AFC East title.
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Manny Fernandez
Bill Stanfill
Fernandez
Stanfill
BLINK
Doug Swift
Mike Kolen
Nick Buoniconti
Jack Scott
Curtis Johnson
Dick Anderson
Lloyd Mumphord
Scott
Canada
Anderson
Garo Ypremian
Larry Seipie
Scrimmage Set Al Crowell Friday
The Childress Bobcats will scrimmage the Crowell Wildcats Friday night in Crowell with the B team at 6 45 p m and the A team at 7 30 p m. A follow on scrimmage is planned with Hollis Tigers next Friday. Tickets for home games are on sale at the School Administration building.
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Childress Bobcats
Crowell Wildcats
Crowell
Charlie Johnston
Hollis Tigers
SWC Teams Open Practice
Six Southwest Conference squads began fall practice as coaches assess players. Texas A&M and Arkansas started earlier, Texas opened drills in Memorial Stadium, and coach Darrell Royal led 99 Longhorns. SMU, TCU, Texas Tech, Baylor, and Arkansas also reported, with injuries and early conditioning noted.
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Associated Press
Texas A&m
Arkansas
Texas
Memorial Stadium
Darrell Royal
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Los Angeles
Hayden Fry
SMU Mustangs
Dwight Moore
Rock Rollins
TCU
Jim Pittman
Jackie Ray
Aspermont
Texas Tech
Beall
Glen Cmelar
Gary Sutton
Ron Evans
Joe Allbright
Bears
Kansas
Walter Nelson
Long ball powers Dixie Association games
In Central play Memphis beat Arkansas 5-4 and Shreveport defeated Birmingham 5-3 as home runs fueled most of the scoring. George Kazmarek and Tom Sheppard hit solo shots for Memphis, Larry Fritz delivered a three run homer in the fifth to put the game away. Shreveport’s Don Wilkinson and Doug Howard hit two run homers. Arkansas holds a nine game lead in the Central. Asheville edged Jacksonville 3-2, Charlotte crushed Columbus 12-4. Montgomery beat Savannah 8-5 in 13 innings. Amarillo upset Dallas Fort Worth 7-2 and San Antonio won 8-0 at Albuquerque before a Dodgers 5-4 completion in eight innings.
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Shreveport
Birmingham
Blues
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Tom Sheppard
Larry Fritz
Don Wilkinson
Doug Howard
Dixie
Asheville
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Columbus
Montgomery
Savannah
Amarillo
Dallas-Fort Worth
San Antonio
Albuquerque
Dodgers
McAuliffe Back In Swing For Tigers After Slump
Detroit second baseman Dick McAuliffe delivers a three run homer and a double in a 4-2 win over Minnesota as he climbs batting average to .206. Manager Billy Martin kept faith amid his earlier slump.
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Associated Press
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
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San Diego Padres
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Billy Martin
Martin
Tommy Davis
Angel Mangual
Dick Green
Chuck Dobson
Oakland
New York
Kansas City
Davis
Mangual
Green
Saints rest Manning as draft pullouts loom
New Orleans Saints skip their top draft pick Archie Manning with a foot injury and will rest him until completely well as they prepare for the fourth game in San Diego. The Saints also sit another quarterback after trading Jim Ward for cornerback Richard Harvey. The 49ers lose their top pick Tim Anderson who joined the Toronto Argonauts in Canadian football. Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 20 13 in Monday night exhibition action.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
New Orleans Saints
San Francisco 49Ers
Saints
San Diego
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Kansas City
Manning
Jim Ward
Philadelphia Eagles
Richard Harvey
49Ers
Tim Anderson
Ohio State University
Toronto
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Leo Cahill
United States
Joe Theismann
Greg Barton
Leon McQuay
Jim Stillwagon
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Bengals rout loom in early showdown as Carter shines
Virgil Carter engineered a 19 of 27 passing, 191 yards, and a 10 yard TD to Bob Trumpy while Doug Dressler added a 35 yard rushing score and Horst Muhlmann kicked two field goals to spark a 20-0 Bengals lead. Terry Bradshaw scored from one yard as Cincinnati built advantage. Hewritt Dixon of the Raiders will miss six to eight weeks with knee injuries. Bears signed Jim Grabowski and placed him on waivers after a prior Green Bay deal.
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Virgil Carter
Bob Trumpy
Doug Dressler
Bengals
Horst Muhlmann
Cincinnati
Terry Bradshaw
Paul Rogers
Oakland Raiders
Hewritt Dixon
Chicago Bears
Jim Grabowski
Green Bay
Packers
Golf Tourney At Childress C C Invitational Set
The Annual Childress Country Club Invitational Golf Tournament will be held August 28 and 29. Entry fee is 16 dollars with a 6 p m Thursday deadline. Only the first 96 entries accepted. A barbecue and dance follow Saturday night at 8 p m. Entries mailed to Ken Moss P O Box 322 Childress Texas 79201.
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Childress Country Club
Ken Moss
P. O. Box
Childress
Texas
Rice Owls add 50 freshmen as scrimmage approaches
Two weeks of practice set for Rice as Nelson’s absence from the lineup looms until October. Joe Ferguson lacks a regular backup while 50 scholarship freshmen join the team in a Monday welcome. The Owls plan their first scrimmage after pad work on Monday.
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Nelson
Joe Ferguson
Rice
Owls
Large Crowd Expected For Ranch Rodeo
About 10 000 people anticipated to attend Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch Labor Day weekend rodeo now in its 27th year. All 375 ranch boys participate or assist, with RCA rule judging and performances at 2 30 p m Sunday and Monday. Box seats 2 50, general admission 1 50 adults 75 cents children.
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Cal Farley
Boys Ranch
RCA
West 11Th Street
Amarillo
P. O. Box
Texas
Nicklaus and Palmer Open Match Play Tour Return
Top seeds Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer meet strong challengers in the first round of the United States Match Play Championship at Pinehurst. Nicklaus faces Ray Floyd while Palmer clubs Bruce Develin as the $200,000 event resumes after 14 years.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Ray Floyd
Palmer
Bruce Develin
United States
TV Listings Digest for August 24 1971 Evening Schedule
TV and movie listings across channels KGNC KGNT KVIT KFDA KFOX KUAT TS include NBC CBS ABC and late night movies. Programs feature NBC nightly news Weather Cosby Show Make Your Own Kind of Music Newswatch Jones Nightly News Tonight Show and film titles such as Confess Cimarron Strip and The Saint with classic actors.
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KGNC
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Rr Grant
NBC News
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NPC Nightly News
Newswatch
Bill Coxey
Lee Grant
Saint
KFDA
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Green Acres
Cimarron
Augustus
Iris
Hart
Beverley Hillies
Gomer Pine
Merv Gritfin
TV Schedule for August 25 1971 on KAUZ Channel 7
A detailed one day program list for KAUZ TV including shows from the morning through late night. Entries include News Weather The Tonight Show Jeopardy and a western showcase From Hell to Texas with Chill Wills Don Murray and Diane Varsi.
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Rome
Medical Center
Hawaii
Paul Harvey
Kauz TV
From
Hell To
Texas
Chill Wills
Don Murray
Diane Varsi
TV Schedule Fragments and Listings for August
A cluttered TV and radio listings page shows daily program slots including news hours, soaps, game shows, and late movies. Notable items include The Jackpot with James Stewart, The Love Lucy slot, Captain Kangaroo, and late-night news on KGNC and NBC.
Musial to Play in First Old Timers Game at Veterans Stadium
Hall of Famer Stan Musial will appear in uniform on Saturday night August 2 for the first Old Timers Game at Veterans Stadium. He is listed as a Cardinals senior vice president with team managers Charley Grimm and Jimmy Dykes.
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Larry Little
Guy
Norma Evans
Shula
Veterans Stadium
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Grimm
Jimmy Dykes
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