All Stars Plan To Do the Impossible
The College All-Stars, winless in 10 years against pro teams, prepare to face the Miami Dolphins in the 40th renewal of the classic at Soldier Field. Coach John McKay enforces a simpler regimen with one workout per day as captains Bert Jones and Charles Young lead the offense while Rich Glover and Jimmy Youngblood anchor the defense.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Miami Dolphins
Soldier Field
John McKay
Southern California
McKay
Southern Cal
Bert Jones
Louisiana State
Charles Young
Rich Glover
Nebraska
Jimmy Youngblood
Tennessee Tech
Jones
Joe Ferguson
Arkansas
Mike Rae
Rae
Canada
Duane Thomas Still on Run From Redskins Training Camp
Duane Thomas did not report to the Washington Redskins camp amid trade chatter with Dallas. Coach George Allen remains unconcerned as star Larry Brown faces holdout issues and fines accumulate. Other notes include Dan Fouts signing with the Chargers, Stukes traded to the Vikings, Henderson retiring, and baseball All-Star chatter.
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Associated Press
Duane Thomas
National Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Washington Redskins
Redskins
George Allen
Thomas
San Diego Chargers
Allen
Larry Brown
Brown
NFL
College All- Stars
Miami Dolphins
Chicago
Soldier Field
Chicago Tribune
Otto Graham
Green Bay Packers
Tanana Takes Rough Ride As Amarillo Drops To 3-1
Texas League action sees Amarillo down ninth inning rally from El Paso. Frank Tanana carried a four hitter into the ninth before Amarillo’s Terry Hansen held him to five hits, and Manny Perez and Dick White sparked an Amarillo uprising. West lead San Antonio edged Midland 1-0 in 10 innings while Arkansas swept Alexandria 11-4 and 5-4.
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Associated Press
Frank Tanana
Amarillo
el Paso
Tanana
Giants
Sun Kings
San Antonio
Midland
Arkansas
Alexandria
Memphis
Shreveport
Terry Hansen
Manny Perez
Dick White
Jim Kern
Luis Penalver
Brewers
Jeff Newman
Gary Ratliff
Tom Hausman
Sixto Lescano
Blues
Bobby Ethridge
Benny Ayala
Gary Martz
Captains
Dan Radison
Travelers
Radison
Marc Hill
Old Settlers Rodeo Declared Successful by President
The annual Old Settlers Rodeo concluded Saturday night and was called a complete success by W. E. Helms Jr. The notice asks anyone with bills against the organization to remit to Roy Key, treasurer, at First State Bank. Results listed include Bareback winners Jim Martin and others. Calf-roping led by Horace Ranking. Barrels won by Pam Upton and teammates. Saddie Bronco results. Team Roping by George Townson Jr. and Sr.
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Old Settlers
W. E. Helms Jr
Roy Key
First State Bank
Freddy Cordell
Jim Martin
B.W. Biddy
Bobby Adcock
Jimmy Cleveland
Cleveland
Adock
Horace Ranking
Johnny Johnson
Wade Lewis
Perry Lee
Pam Upton
Mary Guy
Janice Lindsay
Ann Rigsby
Gina Shepler
Saddie Bronco
Buz Cooper
Pat Carriker
Larry Bates
Royce Wallace
George Townson Jr
George Townson
Dink Wilson
Ted Kyle
Gary Jacobs
Kenny Straddley
Jack
Connors Upsets 1960s Pro Champion To Claim 60K Title
Jimmy Connors, 20, wins the U S Pro Tennis Championship at Longwood after defeating Arthur Ashe 6 3 4 6 6 2 in a rain delayed final. Connors earns 12 000 prize, Ashe 6 000, in a 5 set championship match that showcased Connors as a rising force.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Brookline
Mass
Jimmy Connors
U.S
New England Merchants National Bank
Connors
Stan Smith
Ray Moore
Dick Stockton
Longwood
Ashe
UCLA
All Star Game mood runs high at Royals Stadium
Dick Williams returns from hospital to lead the American League in the 44th All Star at Royals Stadium as Sparky Anderson vows to win. A sellout crowd of 40,000 plus watches Catfish Hunter vs Rick Wise while Aaron clashes with Commissioner Kuhn over Hall of Fame milestones.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Kansas City
Dick Williams
Sparky Anderson
Royals Stadium
Williams
Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
NBC
Detroit
Catfish Hunter
Oakland A’s
Rick Wise
St. Louis Cardinals
Wise
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
John Mayberry
Kansas City Royals
Reggie Jackson
Amos Otis
Royals
Bowie Kuhn
Aaron
Kuhn
Henry Aaron
Philadelphia
Ken Brett
Hank Aaron Near Ruth Record Amid Admission of Snub
In Kansas City AP reports Hank Aaron nears Babe Ruth's 714 home runs and hopes for a warmer reception upon breaking the mark. The article also lists Lane Vaughn Woodress Wayne Malaska Ronny Roach and J T Thompson with a note on the Old Timer's Roping where J T Perkins won.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Henry Aaron
Babe Ruth
Atlanta Slugger
Vikings veteran Henderson retires from pro football
John Henderson, a longtime Minnesota Vikings wide receiver, announced his retirement to focus on personal goals. In other notes Tom Nowatzke joins the Oilers as a fullback, while Charlie Stokes moves to the Vikings from the Colts for an undisclosed draft pick.
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Chargers
Baltimore Colts
Charlie Stukes
Minnesota Vikings
Baltimore
Stokes
Colts
Vikings
John Henderson
NFL
Tom Nowatzke
Houston Oilers
J. Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Paul Costa
Bills
Buck Buchanan
Kansas City Chiefs
University of Kansas Medical Center
Bloomington
Minn
Chicago
Charlie Stokes
Buffalo
TV listings reflect July 24 1973 prime time lineups
Channel schedules show a full day of programs across stations KFDX KGNC and KAUZ KFDA. Prime time features include All Star Baseball Movie slots Hawaii Five-O Maude News and late night CBS NBC and ABC offerings with weather sports and special reports listed. The guide also notes various movie titles such as Crime Club Summertree and The Tri state scene.
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Kauz TV
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
Mancini Generation
Maude
Hawaii Five
ABC
Crime Club
Lloyd Bridges
CBS
C.B.S
Tri-state
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Television Schedule Roundup for Channel Lineup
A dense listing details daily morning to late night programming across KGNC and NBC CBS affiliates. Notable slots include Today Show reruns, News programs, soap operas Days of Our Lives Another World and Peyton Place, game shows Truth or Consequences, Hollywood Squares, and primetime features such as The Wizard of Odds Dyn. Gene Tierney film China Girl and Western High Chaparral.
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Wattic
NBC News
Weather & News
Focus
Peyton Place
Somerset
Donna
Mayberry
KGNC
Gene Tierney
George Montgomery
NBC Nightly News
Newswatch
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Joe Louis
Richard V. Moore
Bethune Cookman College
Florida
Joe Walcott
Childress Office Supply
ATP
Jimmy
Ron Santo
Chris Speier
Britain
Hank Aaron
Childress
The
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Moscow
Alexander Metroveli
Patrick Poisy
Russia
France
Charleston
W. Va
Jeanne Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Debby Mascarin
Grosse Point
Mich
Janice Metcalf
Claremont
Calif
Kathy Anderson
Arthur Ashe
Washington
Charles Owens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Steve Williams
T.V. Radio
PHONO
ST. NW
Wards
EPAIR
KFDX
TV 3
Kgnc TV
KSWO
Kvil TV
Petticoat Junction
ABC Evening News
Marcus Welby
KVI
Bonanza
KFDA
Authorized Sales & Service
Ibill’s TV
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Weather
Tonight Show
Main
Captain Kangaro
Douglas Edwards
Barry Sullivan
Polly Bergen
Vittorio Gassman
Cline Motor CO
Kelvinator
Motorola Appliances
John Hart
Green Acres
Big Valley
CBS Evening News
Cronkite
Dan
Cannon
KF DA Channel
Commerce
Aee
Chase OM Gener), Inc
Kswo TV
Owen Marshall
Riley's TV Service
N. Main
Zemste
Kvii TV
the Electric Company
Dennis the Menace
Eddies
General Hospital
Gilligand
Isilane
Gomer Pyle
Jeannie Aaene
Kvii Tvch
Owen Marshal
Steve Bartkowski
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Colorado
Bob Hitchens
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio
South Carolina
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