Childress Bobcats Face Fan Support Scrutiny From Coach
Kenneth West, Childress High School basketball coach, criticizes town fans for lacking support across sports as the Bobcats, 3-9 this season, struggle to rebound after a delayed start from football playoffs. He cites poor turnout at a three day JV tournament and notes Wichita Falls and Midwestern events show better basketball enthusiasm. The team prepares for a rematch with Vernon after a 59 43 loss to Vernon earlier.
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Little Gun Leads Childress JVs To Tournament Title
Sophomore guard David Hernandez scored 15 points to pace the Childress High School junior varsity to the championship over Hollis Oklahoma 46 42. Jerry Randle added 10 points in the fourth quarter as Jim Shelton totaled 11 and both teams built a halftime lead before a fast-break finish.
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Bobkittens Split With Paducah In Doubleheader Losses
Childress Junior High School seventh graders fall 52 25 to Paducah after a 14 4 second half surge led by Ricky Anderson and Brian Egerton. Eighth graders drop 52 25 as Paducah wins with a strong first quarter and balanced scoring.
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Hooks Wins State Semifinal in Upset Over Alpine
Hooks shocked Alpine 21 to 0 in the State AA semifinal as coach Charlie Johnston noted the breather idea fades in the playoffs. Sims ran for 184 yards for Hooks while Alpine fumbled three drives and struggled with execution before facing Friendswood in the AAA final.
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Fritts stars as NC State tops Kansas in Liberty Bowl
Stan Fritts scored two touchdowns and ran NC State’s ball control offense as the Wolfpack defeated Kansas 31 18 in the Liberty Bowl televised spot. The game marked a strong showing for Fritts in a pivotal bowl setting and showcased NC State’s strategy.
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UCLA Stays All Alone At the Top
UCLA secures sole lead in AP poll with 55 first place votes after beating North Carolina State 84-66. Maryland moves to second, Notre Dame climbs to third, North Carolina to fourth as top 20 standings include Marquette Indiana Louisville Providence Alabama Long Beach State Memphis State Kansas State and others.
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National Lampoon Comedy Hour Starts on Radio
National Lampoon magazine editor Michael O Donoghue explains the new radio program a 60 minute satire that blends magazine style with sound effects and fast paced sketches The show now airs on nearly 100 stations as writers performers and voice over artists work to produce a studio based format set to reduce long recording hours.
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TV Listings and News Highlights Digest for December 18 1973
TV schedule details across stations KGNC KGONC KVIT KF DACH and others list programs for the evening. The rundown includes news, weather, sports, late movies, entertainment shows, and special broadcasts with titles like The Magician Marcus Welby and The Lucy Show plus regional station notes and air times.
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Television Schedule and Weather Wall of 1960s TV
TV channels KFOX Channel 3 and KAUZ Channel 6 list a full day of shows including news segments Weather reports and sports. Titles include The Tonight Show The Young and the Restless Perry Mason and Love of Life with afternoon farm and ranch reports and a CBS late movie Murder Once Removed featuring Jon Forsythe and Barbara Bain.
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Television Schedule Fragments From Local Station Lineup
A jumble of program names, hosts, shows, and times from Channel 10 and NBC listings. Notable items include The Americano film with Glenn Ford and Love of Life soap, The Tonight Show, The Joker's Wild, and CBS Evening News with Cronkite.
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Wednesday TV Schedule and Highlights from 1973
TV guide notes KSWO Channel 7 lineup for December 19 1973 with To Tell The Truth Roll & Roll Years Owen Marshall and Wide World of Entertainment. It mentions Lampoon ties and future plans for Comedy Hours and repeats. The schedule lists Sesame Street The Electric Company Love Lucy Brady Bunch General Hospital One Life To Live and more with News Weather and primetime movies.
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