Ronnie Hawkins Leads CHS Bobcats 1973 Rushing Stats
Junior Ronnie Hawkins topped Childress High School in rushing with 648 yards on 145 carries, while senior Tim Lewellen led yards per carry with 4.47. Hawkins scored 11 rushing TDs while Brown added 5 passing TDs and 36 completions. The 1973 CHS Bobcats finished 10-3 with strong offense and solid defense, graduating 15 seniors.
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Pistons win 89 87 over Bulls after pregame meeting
Detroit Pistons beat Chicago 89 87 with Bob Lanier scoring 30 and Dave Bing 18. Coach Ray Scott said the team talked after the game to review what they did right. Other NBA results include Hawks 107 105 over Knicks and Kings 106 92 over Cavaliers.
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Staubach Faces Family Crisis While Playing Pro Football
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach describes how his mother Elizabeth, dying of cancer, affected his focus during the 1970 season. He recounts nights spent at the hospital, sacrifices like turning down appearances, and the emotional strain of balancing family tragedy with playing for the Cowboys under Tom Landry.
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Knicks extend win streak as NBA scores roll in
Kings 106 Cavaliers 92 Don Kojis 24 for Kansas City Omaha while Nate Williams 23 and Jimmy Walker 20. Sonics 124 Rockets 118 Fred Brown seals OT with late baskets. 76ers 101 Trail Blazers 98 Leroy Ellis hit 42 seconds left. ABA: San Antonio 107 Virginia 100, Carolina 111 Memphis 90, New York 83 Kentucky 82, Indiana 104 Utah 88, Denver 118 San Diego 113.
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Padres Move Block Fight Sparks Court Ruling
A San Diego Superior Court judge refused to freeze Padres assets or halt their planned move to Washington DC. The decision preserves the team’s ongoing relocation amid legal challenges.
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Cowboys set to face Rams in key NFC semifinal clash
Dallas middle linebacker Lee Roy Jordan notes the playoff pressure differs from the regular season as the Cowboys prepare to host the Los Angeles Rams at Texas Stadium. Jordan cites focus and preparedness as crucial after a regular season loss to the Rams and ahead of a national conference semifinal.
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Wisconsin Twins Lead Badgers Past West Virginia
Wisconsin coach John Powless relied on Kim and Kerry Hughes as they combined for 40 points and 27 rebounds to guide the Badgers to a 69-62 win over West Virginia. Kim had 22 points 11 rebounds and Kerry 18 points 16 rebounds in Wisconsin's fifth straight victory.
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TV Schedule Fragment Highlights Saturday Listings 1972
TV listings show KAUZ KS W channels with daily programs from 6:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. including news, game shows, soaps, cartoons, and movies. Notable entries include The Jokers Wild, The $10,000 Pyramid, Love of Life, The Guiding Light, The New Price Is Right, Star Trek, Football, and Evening movie blocks across KAUZ KVII channels with various time slots and channel identifiers.
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TV Schedule Snapshot for Local Stations December 20 1973
TV listings from KFOX KGNC KFDA KEDA KFOR KAUZ KSWO and others show a full day lineup with NBC ABC CBS and late movies. Highlights include NBC Nightly News NBC Follies Ironside and Tonight Show amid afternoon soap and sports blocks, plus Westerns and classics such as The Gun Fight at the OK Corral and Fort Dobbs.
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TV Schedule for Amarillo and Area Listings
Daily station line up shows a full afternoon and evening slate across KGNC KFDA and local channels. Programs include news scenes weather college segments Duck Creek Hall of Fame and sports coverage Fiesta Bowl football and classic game shows with overnight late movie blocks.
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TV Schedule Blend for KSWO and Channel 3
A dense listing shows daily primetime lineups across KSWO TV Channel 9 and Channel 7 with a mix of game shows soap operas and news. It includes To Tell The Truth The Brady Bunch Odd Couple Room 222 Adams Rib Love American Style General Hospital One Life to Live Gilligan's Island Beverly Hillbillies Gomer Pyle Bonanza NBC CBS and ABC programs plus Today Show Jeopardy Hollywood Squares and more through late night news and sports.
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