All Stars Fall to Dolphins in Classic Pro Bowl Tuneup
The College All-Stars lost to the Miami Dolphins 14-3 as Don Shula praised Miami's preparation and execution. Larry Csonka scored, Earl Morrall led a fourth quarter drive, and Miami extended its series lead to 10 straight wins over the collegians. Players from USC BYU LSU and Nebraska commented on the effort and potential rematch.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Chicago
Seattle
Southern California
John McKay
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Larry Csonka
Ray Guy
Mississippi
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Paul Howard
Brigham Young
Earl Morrall
Bob Griese
Csonka
Shula
Bert Jones
Louisiana State
Charles Young
USC
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
John Matuszak
Tampa
Rich Glover
Nebraska
Brewers sweep doubleheader to widen Texas League lead
San Antonio Brewers tooled El Paso Sun Kings 6-1 and 3-2 to strengthen their West Division advantage. Amarillo moved five points ahead after a 2-0 shutout of Midland, as Kyle Hypes and Greg Minto fanned nine. Bob Johnston tossed a two hitter for Alexandria in an 8-0 win over Shreveport. Memphis held a five game East lead, edging Arkansas 4-3.
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Associated Press
San Antonio Brewers
el Paso Sun Kings
el Paso
Amarillo
Sun Kings
Midland
Kyle Hypes
Greg Minto
San Antonio
Bob Johnston
Alexandria
Shreveport Captains
Memphis
Arkansas ‘Travelers
Royal crosses in sports politics and romance spark new trend
A humorous look at sports royalty as ex Browns star Dick Schafrath dines with Chancellor Brandt and Avery Brundage weds a German princess. Princess Anne attends a show jumping event, while Lt Phillips places third. wedding plans and lavish salaries underscore a growing elite aura around athletes and royal couples.
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White House
Dick Schafrath
Cleveland Browns
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Mariann Reuss
Brundage
IOC
Sapporo
Munich
Anne
Peete
Bad Lippsprinnge
Germany
Mark Phillips
Sant
Philips
Phillips
Foreman Starts Training For First Title Defense
George Foreman says a six month layoff from boxing ends as he begins sparring with about 200 Boys Club members watching. He will defend the heavyweight title September 1 in Tokyo against Puerto Rican Joe Roman, training at the Boys Club of Haywood.
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Haywood
Calif
George Foreman
Joe Frazier
Tokyo
Joe Roman
Spurs Channel Bird Averitt for NBA Tryout
Pepperdine star William Averitt joins the San Antonio Spurs at a pre season camp. Coach Tom Nissalke says Averitt must push past three guards to earn regular season time and plans to channel his scoring into a balanced role. Averitt, 20, averaged near 34 points last season and aims to adapt his game to the coach’s system while showcasing defense and playmaking. The rookie’s unconventional shot is noted as versatile and effective, drawing comparisons to Nate Archibald.
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John Lumpkin
Associated Press
San Antonio, Tex
American’ Basketball Association
William
Bird
Averitt
Pepperdine University
San Antonio Spurs
Spur
Tom Nissalke
Nissalke
Spurs
Orioles Rally Past Indians in Doubleheader Sweep
Jim Palmer nearly no-hit Cleveland as Baltimore crushed the Indians 9-0 in the opener and 5-2 in the second game. Palmer allowed only one hit through the eighth inning as the Orioles moved within 14½ games of the Yankees in the AL East. The Royals narrowed Oakland’s lead with a 2-1 10th inning win over Chicago, while other AL results included the Yankees over Milwaukee and Minnesota beating Oakland. In the NL, New York edged St Louis 2-1 and Houston beat Los Angeles 5-2.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Jim Palmer
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore
Palmer
George Hendrick
Cleveland
Orioles
Birds
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Carl Taylor
Chicago
Royals
Oakland
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Milwaukees
Minnesota
Texas
California
Detroit
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Tommy Davis
Andy Etchebarren
Jerry Johnson
Steve Busby
White Sox
John Mayberry
Hal McRae
Taylor
Freddie Patek
Roy White
Ron Blomberg
Milwaukee
White Sox shakeup as Holcomb resigns from top post
Chicago announces the resignation of Stu Holcomb from executive vice president and general manager roles. Cardinals trade infielder Ed Crosby to Reds for pitcher Ed Sprague in a swap later reversed by Cincinnati. The Reds then trade Sprague back to St Louis for Crosby plus minor leaguer Gene Dusan and a player to be named. The Miami Dolphins defeat the College All-Stars 14 3 in the All Star game. Vijai Amritraj upsets Rod Laver in three set Volvo International semifinal push. Arthur Ashe beats Nikki Pilic in Washington quarterfinals. Top seeded Cleveland remains in play.
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Chicago
Stu Holcomb
Chicago White Sox
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Crosby
Cincinnati Reds
Ed Sprague
Cincinnati
Gene Dusan
Bretton Woods
N.H. Vijai Amritraj
India
Rod Laver
Australia
Washington
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Cleveland
Cowboys Battle Intrasquad Scrimmage at Thousand Oaks
The Dallas Cowboys held an intrasquad scrimmage at Thousand Oaks to end two-a-day spring practices. It served as camp highlight ahead of next week's preseason game vs the Los Angeles Rams with Roger Staubach to start, and Craig Morton and Jack Conklin also scheduled to play. Staubach briefly left for Dallas to visit his ill mother but would return by Sunday.
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Calif
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Roger Staubach
Craig Morton
Jack Concannon
Rams
Tom Landry
Staubach
Dallas
Secretariat Boots Saratoga Records In Practice
Triple Crown winner Secretariat sped over a muddy track at Saratoga with jockey Ron Turcotte. The colt clocked 1 34 flat for a mile and 1 47 4 5 for a mile and an eighth, unofficially breaking two long-standing Saratoga marks. He is set for the Whitney Stakes on August 4 and the Travers Stakes on August 18 at Saratoga.
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N.Y
Saratoga
Secretariat
Ron Turcotte
Whitney
Travers
Reed wins Maurice Stokes Memorial award in Knicks honor
Willis Reed, captain of the New York Knicks and MVP of the 1973 NBA Championship playoff series, is named the Maurice Stokes Memorial award winner. Chris Evert defeated Pat Bostrom 6-2 6-0 in quarterfinals at the Marie o Clark Memorial Tennis Tournament. More than 190 mountaineering clubs exist in Britain.
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Monticello
N.Y
Willis Reed
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Maurice Stokes
Chris Evert
Pat Bostrom
Seattle
Marie O O. Clark
Britain
TV Guide for KVII Channel 7 and KVOA Channel 10 Sunday
Television guide listings dated Sunday July 29 1973 for KVII Channel 7 and Channel 10 detail a full day lineup. KVII airs Christophers Three Stooges Gospel Jubilee Revival Fires Curiosity Bullwinkle make a Wish Ne Collie Noon News Issues & Answers Molline 10 Ponies Roller Derby Canadian Football Good Ole Nashville Porter Wagoner Let's Make a Deal ABC Sunday Night Movie Kiss of Evil followed by News Pro News and Sunday Cinema To Be Announced. Channel 10 offers Better World First Baptist Oral Roberts Insight Face the Nation The Rifleman The Detectives Rawhide Jim Thomas Outdoors CBS Sports Spectacular CBS Tennis Classic CBS Sports Illustrated CBS News Retrospective Sixty Minutes News Scene at Six Mash Mannix Barnaby Jones The Protectors News sports weather Late Movie Sandy The Seal.
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Kvii TV
Curiosity
Molline
Porter Wagoner
KVII
Clifford Evans
Noel Willman
ABC News
Veda TV
First Baptist
Oral Roberts
Insight
the Detectives
Jim Thomas
Dick van Dyke
Chaplin
Bourbon St
Herald of Truth
Cheyenne
Sports Illustrated
CBS News
Sunday TV Schedule Highlights for KAUTZ Channel 6
Listed air times feature shows across the day from 7:00 Gospel singing Jubilee to 12:30 Sign Off. Notable items include Columbo at 7:30, Night Gallery at 9:00, and a late movie Sombrero with Richard Montalban. Channel 3 programs and NBC News are also listed along with sports and weather segments.
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NBC News
Wild Kingdon
KFDX
Columbo
Night Gallery
Police Sargeon
Oral Roberts
Sombrero
Richard Montalban
Evening Report
Kgnc Tv Channel 4
NBC
Wignity News
Newswatch
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Protectors
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Heinz Drache
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Meet the Press
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Main Street
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Rio
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