Shamrock and Childress Favored In District 2-AA Race
Shamrock and Childress appear best positioned to claim the District 2-AA football throne, with Shamrock returning 17 lettermen and nine starters under Pat Casey while Childress fields 14 seniors after strong showings and rebuilding. Casey and Johnston cite depth and experience as key factors as Shamrock and Childress prepare for a pivotal Nov. 9 matchup in Shamrock that could decide the title.
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Irish
Pat Casey
Bobcats
Eastland
Abilene
Charlie Johnston
Johnston
Casey
Colie Huffman
George West
Larbuddie
Cats
Tim Lewellen
Marty Martin
Shane Morey
Sammy Jackson
Frank Carter
Shamrock High School
Quanah
Gerald Combs
Combs
Ronald Ingram
Mike Melton
Steve White
Kent Lytle
Bennie Garza
Indians
Tommy Jackson
Electra
Tigers
Bob Collins
Mike Cook
Barry Payton
Lynn Lott
Lott
Collins
Tiger
Billy Thaggard
Johnny Brown
Bobby Smith
L. A. Noles
Mike Joiner
Steve Kuehler
Lou Chaffin
Panther
Lou Studer
Greg Hertel
Noles
Petersburg
Panthers
Moving with the wives of pro football players
A veteran wife recalls 13 years and 25 moves with pro football families. She describes shared duties, rental adventures, quirky landladies, and the nomadic life during training camps and Eastern road trips. The piece contrasts football mobility with government or military careers.
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Ryans
California
Marge
Frank
Browns
Cleveland
Railway Express
Washington
State Department
Army
Orioles Ride 11th Straight Win to Lead A L East
Orioles beat Royals 6-0 for an 11th straight victory to extend their AL East lead and threaten the pace in the league. Manager Earl Weaver cautions energy must stay high and injuries avoided as the stretch drive continues amidst other AL results.
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Associated Press
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Earl Weaver
Kansas City Royals
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
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Weaver
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Pro Charts AFC East Dolphins Brighten with 17 Straight Wins
Murray Olderman analyzes the Miami Dolphins as they begin a tough schedule facing the 49ers Oakland and other strong teams. He praises Don Shula and the roster highlighting Griese Morrall Warfield Twilley Sellers Mandich Csonka Kiick Morris and the stout line and defense led by Little Kuechenberg Langer Evans Crusan Stanfill Den Herder Buoniconti and Scott.
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Dolphins
49Ers
Oakland
Don Shula
Troika
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Mercury Morris
Larry Little
Bob Kuechenberg
Jim Langer
Norm Evans
Doug Crusan
Wayne Moore
Manny Fernandez
Bill Stanfill
Vern den Herder
Nick Buoniconti
Nick
Mike Kolen
Doug Swift
Bob Matheson
Dick Anderson
Jake Scott
Curtis Johnson
Tim Foley
U S Wins World University Games Basketball Gold
The United States defeated the Soviet Union 75 to 67 to claim the basketball gold at the World University Games as a 19 year old American squad led by David Thompson and Quinn Buckner delivered the title. Tom Burleson starred for the Americans along with a strong swimmer contingent delivering most of the golds.
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Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
America
U.S
Tommy Burleson
North Carolina State
Munich
David Thompson
Quinn Buckner
Indiana
Burleson
Jack Tingley
Louisville
Tingley
Anton van Klooster
Netherlands
Forbis Webb And McClendon Win In Golf
Jeanne Forbis won low putts on nine holes while Sis Mc Clendon and Glada Webb captured low putts on eighteen holes in women’s play at the Country Club Wednesday. Other participants included Charlotte Riddell Shirley Hassell Louie Harp Jean Hassell Ilene James Millie Brown and Gladys McConnell.
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Jeanne Forbis
Sis McClendon
Glada Webb
Charlotte Riddell
Shirley Hassell
Louie Harp
Jean Hassell
Ilene James
Millie Brown
Gladys McConnell
San Antonio Clinches Tie In TL West
San Antonio with a 10 game lead clinched at least a tie for the Texas League West title after a 5-1 win over Midland. Shreveport moved into second in the East with a 3-1 victory over Memphis. The Blues can clinch the East with Memphis losses and Shreveport drops.
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Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Darold Knowles
Oakland
New York
Graig Nettles
Gene Michael
Tigers
White Sox
Norm Cash
Tony Taylor
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George Mitterwald
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Joe Decke
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Associated Press
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Memphis
Midland
el Paso
Arkansas
Blues
Alexandria
Amarillo
Cubs
Kevin Kobel
Juan Lopez
Sixto Lescano
Kent Jacobson
Dave Wehrmeister
Bob Davis
Frank Kenyon
Sun Kings
Kenyon
Morris Nettles
Sunday TV Listings for KVII KFDA and Channels 7 10 9
Local broadcast guide for Sunday August 26 1973 shows Gospel Jubilee Revival Fires Curiosity Shop Bullwinkle Make a Wish Jeffs Collie Animal World Pro News Issues & Answers Hotline To Politics Lets Make A Deal FBI NFL Football ABC News Pro News KVII Sunday Cinema Presidential Connie Farm For o Better World First Pentecostal Church Oral Roberts Insight Face The Nation Outdoors CBS Sports Spectacular CBS Tennis Classic Sports Challenge CBS News Retrospective Scene At Six News Sports Dick Van Dyke Mash Mannix Barnaby Jones The Protectors News Sports Weather Late Movie Stop Youre Killing Me Broderick Crawford Claire Trevor.
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Kvii TV
Curiosity Shop
Bullwinkle
Animal World
FBI
KVII
ABC
Oral Roberts
Jim Thomas
CBS
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Barnaby Jones
the Protectors
Broderick Crawford
Claire Trevor
Sports Illustrated
CBS News
Kauz TV Newscape
CBS Sunday News
CBS Late Movie
David McCallum
Sylvia Koscina
Focus DB
First Baptist Church
Modern TV
Sunday TV Schedule Highlights and Evening Earlies
A listed lineup features gospel singing at 7:00 and Rex Humbard program, travelogue, This Is The Life, and First Baptist Church segments. Prime time includes Chaplin of Bourbon St, Archie’s Fun House, CBS Sports Spectacular, Mannix, Barnaby Jones, and The Protectors with a late CBS late movie.
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Rex Humbard
First Baptist Church
Meet the Press
Paul Newman
Chaplin
Bourbon St
Pebbies
Gospel Businessmen Fellowship
Look & Live
Herald of Truth
Jim Thomas
Air Force hockey taps Jim Skalko to lead next season
Jim Skalko of Gilbert Minnesota will captain the Air Force hockey team next season. The report notes Skalko will assume leadership as the squad prepares for upcoming schedules and rosters.
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Jim Skalko
Gilbert, Minn
Air Force
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