Wheeling and Dealing Roars Through NFL Trades
NFL clubs jockey to trim rosters before the season with heavy trading led by Baltimore GM Joe Thomas who acquired Ed Mooney from Detroit. New Orleans head coach John North swapped Long for Jeff White and Henry Matthews while other moves include Marlin McKeever’s retirement with Rams and Pats' Charlie Richards and Jerry List acquisitions. Dolphins’ Shula reports injuries affecting Friday’s exhibition as Griese to start with Csonka and a committee of backs.
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Andy Lippman
Associated Press
National Football League
Joe Thomas
Baltimore Colts
Thomas
Ed Mooney
Detroit
Mooney
Colt
Ray May
John North
New Orleans
North
Dave Long
Jeff White
Miami
Henry Matthews
Patriots
Los Angeles Rams
Marlin McKeever
Rams
Steve Jones
Duke
St. Louis
Charlie Richards
Washington
Jerry List
Oakland
Minnesota Vikings
Keith Best
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Steelers
Glen Ray Hines
Hines
Houston Oilers
Memphis Blues Clinch East Division Title In Texas League
The Memphis Blues clinched the Texas League East Division with a 9-3 win over Shreveport led by Ike Hampton's seventh inning homer off Denny McLain. McLain lasted six innings, allowing 12 hits and all nine runs, while Paul Zahn earned his ninth win.
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Associated Press
Memphis Blues
San Antonio Brewers
Brewers
Memphis
Shreveport
Denny McLain
Ike Hampton
McLain
Paul Zahn
Midland
San Antonio
Bill Huisman
Fahn
el Paso
Amarillo Giants
Horace Speed
Glan Stitzel
Arkansas Travelers
Alexandria
Amarillo
Arkansas
Redskins Prospects Mix Veterans With Young Talent
The Washington Redskins roster report highlights George Allen leveraging veteran leaders like Len Hauss and Dave Robinson alongside rising players such as Chris Hanburger and Duane Thomas. Strength lines feature solid pass protection and a potent receiving duo, with concerns about aging parts and key spots like defense. A separate note covers the Ladies PGA invitational on Long Island and a $35,000 claiming harness race at Roosevelt Raceway, marking notable events in May and June.
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Prospectus
George Allen
Duane Thomas
George
Westbuury
N.Y
Herve Filion
Roosevelt Raceway
Long Island
Frank T. Ace
Sign Up Now for 1973 Punt Pass and Kick Contest
Children urged to register at Fair Park Stadium on Sept 29 at 1 P.M. for the free Punt Pass & Kick event with 18 local trophies and a shot at three NFL games including the Super Bowl in Houston. Parents must accompany entrants and all ages compete only against peers.
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Houston
White Sox trade Fisher and McGlothlin in MLB moves
Chicago sells Eddie Fisher to St Louis and acquires Jim McGlothlin from Cincinnati as a PTBNL. In football Marlin McKeever announces retirement after 12 NFL seasons with the Rams. ATP chief penalizes Nastase and Keldie for Wimbledon boycott stance. Nastase advances in U.S. Open while Smith advances by default. Marvin Giles reaches third round in U S Amateur Golf. Jude Poynter reaches World Seniors semis. Earl Anthony leads PBA Championship. Forth wins Hambletonian. Forage wins Stymie Handicap at Belmont. Pleasure Castle wins Liberty Bell feature. Thomas L Reeves, Fayetteville State coach, dies. Boxing manager Yancey Durham also dies. John French shoots 71 to win low gross in Huntington tournament.
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Los Angeles
Marlin McKeever
National Football League
Los Angeles Ram
Tennis New York
Cliff Drysdale
Association of Tennis Professionals
Ilie Nastase
Ray Keldie
ATP
Forest Hills
N.Y
Nastase
Romania
Humphrey Hose
Venezuela
Stan Smith
Pasdena
Calif
Patrick Prossy
GOLF
Toledo
Ohio
Marvin Giles
Richmond
Mickey van Gerbig
Palm
New York
Red Reality
Belmont Park
Philadelphia
Baseball Is Game of Inches at Angels Yankees Tilt
The Angels lost 5-0 as Nolan Ryan pitched a one-hitter night, though the misplayed Munson fly ball was ruled a hit. Meoli lamented being four inches from catching it while Ryan later logged his third one-hitter of the season.
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Frank Brown
Associated Press
California Angels
New York Yankees
New York
Thurman Munson
Angels
Sandy Alomar
Rudy Meoli
Anaheim Stadium
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Meoli
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A’s
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Munich article dominates revised Olympic story edition
The revised edition of The Story of the Olympic Games by Kiernan and Daley, published by Lippincott, must include major changes after Arab fanatics killed 11 Israelis in Munich and Mark Spitz won seven swimming gold medals. The Munich incident alone takes 38 of 542 pages.
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New York
John Kiernan
Arthur Daley
Lippincott
Munich
Mark Spitz
TV Listings for KFOX KAUZ and KFDA Oklahoma City
Television schedule snippets list daily channel lineups with NBC CBS and ABC programs, news, weather and late movies across KFOX Channel 3 KAUZ Channel 6 and KFDA Channel 10, including Ironside Bonanza The Waltons Kung Fu Streets of San Francisco and The Moon Is Blue film.
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Petticoat Junction
ABC News
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Newscape
Jack
Kauz TV
Dr. Faustus
San Francisco
Television Schedule Collage from Local Stations
TV listings outline daytime and prime time programming across CBS NBC and KGNC channels including news shows dramas game shows soap operas and movies. Notable items feature The Jokers Wild The Dollars Pyramid Green Acres The Big Valley You may also see The Edge of Night The Guiding Light News broadcasts and a film lineup such as Brooks Last Case with stars Richard Widmark and Harry Darrow.
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Lucille Rivers
Walter Cronkite
KFDA
KGNC
Peyton Place
Somerset
Kgnc TV
Dorothy McGuire
Stephen McNally
NBC Nightly News
News Watch
Sandford and Son
the Little People
Brooks
Richard Widmark
Harry Darrow
Newswatch
Kauz TV
Channel 6
CBS Morning News
News & Weather
CBS News
Edwards
Search For Tomorrow
Jay
Donna Notebook
the Guiding Light
Mayberry Rfc
Lee
Jack
Miami
Minnesota
TV Schedule Snapshot for Metrocolor Panavision
A dense timebook listing prime time to late night broadcasts across multiple channels. The guide runs from 7:00 pm to 1:30 am with cartoons, dramas, soap operas, game shows, news, weather and late night movies. It includes The Brady Bunch Love American Style The Tonight Show and Tonight Show variants plus news and sign offs.
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Electric Company
Jeff’s Collie
Eddie
Daniel Boone
ABC
Peyton Place
Somerset
NBC Nightly News
Bill & the Weather
Sanford & Son
TV 3
TV Schedule Highlights From 1973 Weekend Lineup
A dense listing of a three day TV guide detailing cartoon shows, dramas, sports and news across multiple stations. entries include Bugs Bunny Sabrina the Teenage Witch The Jetsons The Pink Panther Flintstones Archies Fat Albert Dallas Cowboys at Houston Buck Owens Show Mary Tyler Moore and NFL Preseason Detroit at Cleveland among others. The block also lists news programs Weather sports movies and a late movie lineup with various actors.
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Outer Space
Newscape
Lee and
the Weather
Starlight Theatre
Marnie
Sean Connery
Diane Baker
Other Woman
Cleo Moore
Hugo Haas
KFDA
Garner Ted Armstrong
Dr. Hargis
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Walt Garrison
Mike Keller
Don Shula
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Paul Warfield
Bill Stanfill
Warfield
Stanfill
Howard Twilley
Dolphin
Bob Griese
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Mercury Morris
Washington Redskins
Billy Kilmer
Sonny Jurgensen
Charlie Taylor
Roy Jefferson
Jerry Smith
Alvin Reed
Taylor
Reed
Larry Brown
Duane
Charley Harraway
Herb Mulkey
Moses Denson
Len Hauss
Hauss
Walter Rock
Oldsters
Allen
Ron McDole
Vernon Biggs
Diron Talbert
Manny Sistrunk
Bill Brundige
Fred Miller
Jack Pardee
Dave Robinson
Green Bay
Dave
Pardee
Chris Hanburger
Harold McClinton
Myron Potties
Pat Fischer
Rosey Taylor
Brig Owens
Mike Bass
Ken Houston
Curt Knight
Mike Bragg
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Old Westbury
Old Westbury Golf and Country Club
Ben Roman
Southbury
Conn
Atlanta
By Murray Olderman
Childress
Seoul
Chicago
Eddie Fisher
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim McGlothlin
Cincinnati Reds
DU Quoin
Ill
Greyhound
Yancey
Yank"’ Durham
Joe Frazier
Bob Foster
Huntington
John French
Centereach
Queens Chamber of Commerce
French
Huntington Crescent Club
M. Schaefer
Bill Wilkinson
Frank
Wilkinson Construction
Rock Hill
Bob Fox
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San Diego Padres
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
California
AIR Force Academy, Colo
Air Force Academy
Bill Carrington
Sacramento
Kelly Kemp
Long Beach
Carrington
Academy
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Falcons
Orioles
Rangers
Doyle Alexander
Royals
Indians
Cleveland
Walter Williams
Rusty Torres
Steve Busby
Torres
White Sox
Johnny Briggs
Dave May
Bob Coluccio
Jim Colborn
Red Sox
A’s
Carl Yastrzemski
Tigers
Aurelio Rodriguez
Phil Roof
Kfox TV
Ironside
Dean Martin
Kfda TV
Kvil TV
Texas
Okla
KSWO
Xl-100
Authorized Sales & Service
Sbill’s TV Center
Meee
I 1A
Main Street
John Hart
PA Garrett
Billy the Kid
Iar Was
Cline Motor CO
Avenue C.nw
Kelvinator
Motorola Appliances
Metrocolor Panavision
Kvii TV
KAUZ
Channel
The
Houndcats
the Jetsons
Pink Panther
Underdog
the Barkleys
TBA
Lancer
Bobby Goldsboro
Lawrence Welk
Jack Mahoney
Kfdx TV
the Jetson
Sealab
Insight
Lloyd Bridges
Water World
Lawrence Walk
KFDX
Commerce
Cablecom-General, Inc
Newsscope
the Osmonds
Lidsville
Madison Square Garden
Paul Lynde
Burns and Schrieber
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Evii TV
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Paul Lynn
National Geographic
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Audie Murphy
Dan Duryea
Riley
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