Dempsey Gibbons Fight Sparks Shelby Fiasco Anniversary
Shelby Montana plans a tribute at the Toole County Marias Fair noting the 1923 Dempsey Gibbons bout. Crowds of 33 000 watched 7 000 fans ring side as Dempsey fought 15 rounds, narrowly losing to Gibbons in a controversial decision.
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Shelby
Mont
Montana
Toole County
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jim Johnson
St. Paul
Jack
Doc
Kearns
Dempsey- Gibbons
Gibbons
Tommy
Manassa
Toledo
Ohio
Mel Heimer
Connolly
Raymond T. Baker
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Mae Murray
Grantland Rice
Considine
Bill Slocum
Luis Firpo
Jackie Stewart Is Man To Beat
Jackie Stewart proves he is the favorite at Le Castellet leading practice for the French Grand Prix as Francois Cevert trails him. Emerson Fittipaldi remains a title threat while final practice and the 54 lap race on Sunday loom. The article also recalls Gene Tunney stopping Tommy Gibbons in 1925 and Gibbons later serving as sheriff before retiring.
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LE Castellet
France
Jackie Stewart
Stewart
Francois Cevert
Emerson Fittipaldi
Brazil
Fittipaldi
Paul Ricard
Cowboys Receiver Lance Alworth Contemplating Retirement
Lance Alworth said in a Jackson interview he is contemplating retirement and will return to Dallas Monday to discuss the situation with team officials. He expects to decide within the next few days.
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Jackson, Miss
Lance Alworth
Dallas
Jackson
Bugner Aims to Roast Frazier in London Clash
London 18 000-seat Earl's Court hosts a 12-round heavyweight bout as Joe Bugner 23-year-old European champion seeks to avenge or reverse recent shocks by Foreman Norton Shavers Quarry and a shaken division. Frazier aims to rebound after his loss to Foreman.
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Noel Hughes
Associated Press
London
Joe Bugner
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Ken Norton
Earnie Shavers
Jerry Quarry
Bugner
Joe
Earl's Court Arena
Muhammad Ali
Las Vegas
Jimmy Ellis
Ron Lyle
Frazier
Foreman
Murcer Fined After Public Dispute Over Greaseball Pitch
Bobby Murcer met Baseball Commissioner Kuhn and Gaylord Perry, then earned a $250 fine for criticizing league enforcement of foreign substances. Murcer had hit a two run homer off Perry as the Yankees beat Cleveland 7 2. He described Perry’s pitch as a greaseball and said the practice has risen in the league.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Bobby Murcer
Bowie Kuhn
Gaylord Perry
Kuhn
Murcer
New York
Joe Cronin
Perry
Yankees
Cleveland
Yanks
Indians
Gaylord
Abc-Tv
Double Win Has No Effect On Standings
The Arkansas Travelers swept a Texas League doubleheader against the Shreveport Captains but stayed a half game behind the East Division leader. Midland Cubs beat the El Paso Sun Kings 8-1 in a rain-shortened game with a triple play. Alexandria Aces edged Memphis Blues 5-4 while Amarillo Giants defeated San Antonio Brewers 5-4. Charlie Moore homered in the first game. Hector Cruz hit his 19th in the 13-2 nightcap for Arkansas. The Cubs notched a third-inning triple play with Sun King runners on first and third.
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Associated Press
Arkansas’ Travelers
Shreveport Captains
Midland Cubs
el Paso Sun Kings
Alexandria
Aces
Memphis Blues
Amarillo Giants
San Antonio Brewers
Charlie Moore
Travelers
Arkansas
Hector Cruz
Travs
Cubs
Sun King
Ron Dunn
Morris Nettles
Memphis
Bill Hall
Evert, Connors Shine in Wimbledon Round Four Briefs
The Wimbledon championship sees Chris Evert defeat Julie Heldman 6-3 6-1, while Jimmy Connors, the only American seed, defeats Jeff Simpson 6-2 6-1 6-2 in the fourth round. Also announced are coaching changes for the San Antonio Spurs and results from golf and horse racing events across multiple tracks.
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England
Chris Evert
Trumph
Julie Heldman
New York
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Ill
Jeff Simpson
David Clyde Boosts Rangers Box Office With Debut
18 year old rookie David Clyde draws fans as the Texas Rangers sell out a 35 698 crowd and open tickets early for a Monday return. He pitched five innings in a 4 3 win over Minnesota, walking seven and striking out eight. An estimated 750 tickets sold first day, with early demand signaling continued sales.
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Dallas
David Clyde
Texas Rangers
Rangers
Clyde
Minnesota
All Stars Named In 11 12 Age Group Playoffs
Wayland Wright annou nces the selection of 12 players to represent Childress in the Major League Division playoffs for the 11 12 age group. The squad includes Ted Bradley Tony Bolkenstyn Tuffy Dean Brent Lane Rusty Morgan Clifton Cornish Brian Egerton Mike Smith Neal Sharp Morton Clifton Perry Morren Morty Morey David Quisenberry and Anthony Harris. In other action the Giants beat San Antonio 3 2 as Glen Adams doubled for the winning run. Tonight El Paso visits Midland Amarillo hosts San Antonio Arkansas at Shreveport and Alexanderia travels to Memphis.
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All Stars
Childress
Wayland Wright
Ted Bradley
Tony Bolkenstyn
Tuffy Dean
Brent Lane
Rusty Morgan
Clifton Cornish
Brian Egerton
Mike Smith
Neal Sharp
Morton Clifton
Perry Morren
Morty Morey
David Quisenberry
Anthony Harris
Blues
Skip Hellen
Giants
San Antonio
Glen Adams
el Paso
Midland
Amarillo
Arkansas
Shreveport
Alexanderia
Memphis
TV Guide Highlights July 1 1973 KT Channel Schedules
Sunday primetime lists from KVII and KY TX channels show a mix of movies, news, and reruns. Programs include Who's Minding the Mint, Hired Gun, The Rifleman, Mayberry RFD, Sixty Minutes, and a late movie Thunder on the Hill featuring Claudette Colbert and Ann Blyth.
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KVII
ABC
Jim Hutton
Milton Berle
ABC News
Rory Calhoun
Anne Francis
DA TV
First Baptist Church
Insight
Jim Thomas
the Netertives
Mayberry Reo
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Barnaby Jones
the Protectors
Claudette Colbert
Ann Blythe
Sunday TV Schedule Listings Overview
A dense list of 1960s era TV programming shows daily slots from morning to late night. Notable programs include Gospel Singing Jubilee Rex Humbard Words of Life Travelogue and CBS Sports Spectacular with frequent news segments The Subterraneans Leslie Caron and George Peppard appear among late titles.
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Rex Humbard
First Baptist Church
Meet the Press
Diane
Lana Turner
Fast Company
Howard Keel
Chaplin
Bourbon St
Herald of Truth
Cheyenne
Jim Thomas
Sports Challenge
Sports Illustrated
N.Y. Philharmonic Young Peoples
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Barnaby Jones
the Protectors
Channel 6 News
CBS Sunday News
CBS Late Movie
The
Subterraneans
Lestie Caron
George Peppard
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