Cowboys Oilers Tangle Tonight
Oilers and Cowboys meet in Houston for a sold out exhibition at the Astrodome with Staubach and rookie Dickey at quarterback. Several key players are sidelined for Dallas and Houston due to injuries as both teams push toward the weekend slate.
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Max B. Skelton
Associated Press
Houston
Houston Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
Roger Staubach
Lynn Dickey
Dickey
Staubach
Oilers
Charley Johnson
Dallas
Texas
New York Jets
Kansas City
Tom Landry
Cowboy
Craig Morton
Morton
Cleveland
Ed Hughes
Dan Pastorini
Oiler
Johnson
Philadelphia
Pasaorini
Lance Alworth
Bengals ready to challenge as Brown builds new power
Paul Brown discusses the Cincinnati Bengals at Wilmington College training site. He highlights front four strength, potential return of Greg Cook, solid quarterbacking with Virgil Carter and Ken Anderson, strong drafts on the line, and a revamped kicking game led by Dave Lewis and Horst Muhlmann as they seek a tougher division battle.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Ohio
Paul Brown
Cincinnati
Bengals
Baltimore
Greg Cook
Cook
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Virgil Carter
Buffalo Bills
Carter
Ken Anderson
Augustana College
Vern Holland
Tennessee State
Steve Lawson
Kansas
Paul Robinson
Jess Phillips
Doug Dressler
Fred Willis
Boston College
Dave Lewis
Horst Muhlmann
NFL
Lewis
New York Giants
Muhlmann
Altus Michie and Glada Webb Win Golf Playday
Eleven women competed in Wednesdays Ladies Playday at Childress Country Club. Altus Michie captured nine holes while Glada Webb won eighteen holes. A four way tie for runner up on eighteen holes included Jean Hassell Betty Conaway Ruth Glenn and Sis McClendon. Other participants were M F Glear Gladys McConnell Louie Harp Scooter Cook and Millie Brown. Penn State sold out its 1971 five game home football schedule on June 1 for the October 2 opener versus Air Force Academy.
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Childress Country Club
Altus Michie
Glada Webb
Jean Hassell
Betty Conaway
Ruth Glenn
Sis McClendon
Ringer
Millie Brown
M. F. Glear
Gladys McConnell
Louie Harp
Scooter Cook
Penn State
Air Force Academy
Sacrifice Bunt Starts Oriole Win
Orioles beat White Sox 6-3 behind Frank Robinson rare sacrifice bunt after two walks in the sixth. Rettenmund supplied two RBIs as Pat Dobson earned his 16th win. Elsewhere in the AL and NL several games results noted.
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Frank Robinson
Wilbur Wood
Robinson
Wood
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Merv Retenmund
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Andy Etchebarren
Orioles
Detroit
Minnesota
Mickey Lolich
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
California
New York
Oakland
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Montreal
San Diego
Philadelphia
White Sox
Rettenmund
Baltimore
Pat Dobson
Dobson
Jay Johnstone
Carlos May
Schedule for Bobkitten football teams set
Ray Findley to coach the Eighth Grade Bobkittens and Bob Halencak will lead the Seventh Grade team. Sixty eight players reported for the season. The opening game is September 16 against Quanah with both grades playing on the same night at 6 PM and 7 PM.
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Ray Findley
Bob Halencak
Findley
Bobkittens
Halencak
Quanahu
Crowell
Childress
Vernon
Wellington
Quanah
Shamrock
Memphis
Women Bowlers Organize Monday Night
The Childress Women's Bowling Association held an organizational meeting at Greenbelt Lanes. Peggy Melton became president with Allene Garrison as vice president Jean Hassell secretary Marie Wallace sergeant at arms and Pat Smotherman publicity chair. The two leagues First Nighters and Strikers include eight teams from Childress Quanah Memphis Wellington and Dodson. Bertha Privitt elected state delegate Carolyn Carrick alternate. State Tournament runs February to April in El Paso.
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Childress Women’s Bowling Association
Greenbelt Lanes
Peggy Melton
Allene Garrison
Jean Hassell
Marie Wallace
Quanah
Pat Smotherman
First Nighters
Strikers
Childress
Memphis
Wellington
Dodson
Bertha Privitt
Carolyn Carrick
el Paso
Bobcats Scrimmage Crowell In Early Season Tuneup
Childress High School A and B teams travel to Crowell Friday for their first scrimmage. Last year the Bobcats reached the state quarterfinals but looked weak against Crowell in an earlier scrimmage. A week later they faced Hollis Tigers in Fair Park Stadium.
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Childress High School
Crowell
Bobcats
Crowell Wildcats
Hollis Tigers
Hollis
Fair Park Stadium
Pittman
Texas Tech
Charles Napper
Doug McCutchen
Baylor
Bill Beall
Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Frank Eich Leads West Point Lacrosse Midfield
Midfielder Frank Eich of Wantagh New York captains West Point lacrosse team, guiding the midfield and serving as a key leader for the Cadets this season.
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Frank Eich
Wantagh
N.Y
West Point
Spurs Finally Take One From Amarillo
After four straight losses to Amarillo, the Spurs beat the Giants 5-3 to pull within four and a half games in the Dixie Association West race. Petie Watts hit a solo homer in the sixth to break a 2-2 tie. Albuquerque crushed San Antonio 9-5. Arkansas topped Shreveport 7-3.
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Associated Press
Dallas-Fort Worth
Amarillo
Spurs
Petie Watts
Giants
Amarillos
Albuquerque
San Antonio
Arkansas
Shreveport
Montgomery
Asheville
Memphis
Birmingham
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Columbus
Savanah
Midnight League Elects Officers
Perry Morren was elected president of the Midnight League of bowlers. Otho Sims was elected vice president, Earl Harwell secretary, and Sim Vaughn treasurer. The league will bowl on Tuesday nights with games starting at 8 p.m.
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Perry Morren
Midnight League of Bowlers
Otho Sims
Earl Harwell
Sim Vaughn
Longhorn Player Quits After Back-to-Back Departures
University of Texas veteran Carl White, a 6-4 233-pound senior from McKinney, leaves the Longhorns on Tuesday joining a second-string defense. He follows Randy Stout as a dropout from the team as Dallas and region SWC practice notes report cautious optimism for the 1971 season amid other campus conditioning.
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University of Texas
Carl White
McKinney
Ray Dowdy
Longhorns
White
Randy Stout
Texas
SWC
Texas A&m
Gene Stallings
TCU
Jim Pittman
Saturday TV Schedule Fragments for KGNC and KFDOX
A dense list of animated shows sports programs and news slots across KGNC TV KFDOX TV and aligned stations for a Saturday in August 1971. Entries include Bugs Bunny Road Runner Hour Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies Harlem Globetrotters Josie and the Pussycats The Monkeys Dastardly and Muttley Jetsons Major League Baseball and news broadcasts with program times and host notes.
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H. R. Pufnstaff
Dick Tracy
Morgan Conway
NBC Nightly News
Molly Brown
M.G.M. III
Glenn Ford
Writers School
Sabriga & the Groovie Goolies
Josie & Pussycats
Harlem Globetrotters
Archies Funhouse
Scooby Doo
the Menanees
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Spendthrift Farm
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George Strode
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Ray Mill
Fnci Sec
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Puewox
Paramount Records
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Miphis
Kauz TV
KGNC
Tom Foolery
Heckle & Jeckle
Woody Woodpecker
M—The Bugaroos
NBC Childdren
Bill Cosby
H. K. Futhstar
Buck Owens
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Wall Street
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Clark Grifith
LSU
TBA
Playhouse Ill
Boris Karloff
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REDA
Kfdox TV
Channel 3
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Gene Tierney
Mooney Electronics
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KGHC
John Hart
Lucille Rivers
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Merv Griffin
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Howard Duff
Tetley
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Paul Abalos
Bill
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KVII
Jeff’s Collie
Lassie
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Jenny Lewis Snow
Hot Wheels
Sky Hawks
Motor Mouse
Cinema Seven
Robin Hood
David Hedison
June Leverick
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