Tremblay Named WHA Outstanding Defenseman 1972-73
Jean-Claude Tremblay of the Quebec Nordiques won the WHA outstanding defenseman award for 1972-73 with 133 votes. He led with 89 points and 75 assists, averaging 40 minutes per game and 32 penalty minutes, after 13 NHL seasons with the Montreal Canadiens. He will receive $4,000 and a silver glove trophy.
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Jean-Claude Tremblay
Quebec Nordiques
World Hockey Association
Tremblay
Paul Shmyr
Cleveland
Larry Hornung
Winnipeg
Rick Ley
Jim Dorsey
New England
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Nordiques
Linda's Chief Skips Belmont in Triple Crown Chase
Albany owner Neil Hellman states Linda's Chief will not run in Belmont to challenge Secretariat. The horse won the recent $55,000 Withers Stakes at Belmont, and Hellman hopes to race Linda's Chief against Secretariat in a future event.
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Rangers Eye Free Agent Draft for Pitching Help
Texas fans await the MLB draft in New York as Rangers owner Bob Short and staff pursue David Clyde, a Houston Westchester phenom with nine no hitters, to bolster a weak pitching staff. Whitey Herzog advocates drafting multiple young arms and may bring Clyde onto the roster this season.
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Wilbur Wood
Texas Rangers
New York City
David Clyde
Houston
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Rangers
Texas
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Clyde
Herzog
Metsshuffle of injuries worsens as Harrelson joins list
Mets star players struggle with injuries amid a 5-0 loss to Cincinnati. Harrelson fractured his left hand and joined Jones and Grote on the disabled list, while Milner and Mays recently returned from injury. Mets pitcher Jon Matlack remains winless since April 28.
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Associated Press
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Cleon Jones
John Milner
Bud Harrelson
Jerry Grote
New York Mets
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Grote
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Mays
Jon Matlack
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Houston Astros
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Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A’s
Foreman Set for Tokyo Title Defense Against King Roman
George Foreman, 24 year old from Hayward, faces Joe King Roman of Puerto Rico on Sept 1 in Tokyo for the heavyweight title. Foreman earned $375,000 after beating Joe Frazier on Jan 22 and his next purse is expected to double.
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George Foreman
Tokyo
Joe ‘King’ Roman
Puerto Rico
Hayward
Joe Frazier
Dick Sadler
Sadler
Foreman
Japan
Budokan Hall
Mexico
Ricardo Arredondo
World Boxing Council
Morito Kashiwaba
Frazier
Ellis
Muhammad Ali
Ken Norton
Joe Bugner
Ron Lyle
Blent Run Rally Falls Short In Texas League Tilt
Midland Cubs erased eight runs in the ninth but fell one run short as Shreveport Captains beat them 16-15. Alexandria Aces catcher Joe Azcue homered twice and drove in five. Randy Jones aided the 11-6 win over San Antonio Brewers. El Paso Sun Kings won 5-2 over Memphis Blues. Amarillo at Arkansas game postponed by power failure. Cubs had 45 hits to Captains 43 in five games.
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Alexandria Aces
Joe Azcue
Randy Jones
San Antonio Brewers
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Sun Kings
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Arkansas
Cubs
Hockey and Tennis Roundup From Various Cities
Larry Popein named Rangers coach while Emile Francis becomes GM. Serge Bernier signs with Quebec Nordiques. Minnesota Fighting Saints add Mike and Bob Walton. Ilie Nastase reaches French Open final by defeating Tom Gorman. Stan Smith edges Phil Dent in Italian Championships. Mark Elliot advances in Northern Grass Courts. Sam Snead and Fred Marti post strong early U S Open qualifying scores.
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New York Rangers
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National Hockey League
Quebec
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Los Angeles Kings
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World Hockey Association
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Mike Walton
Boston Bruins
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Seattle
Paris
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Tom Gorman
Rome
Stan Smith
Phil Dent
Australia
Manchester
England
Mark Elliot
Newport
Calif
Rick Vetter
Milwaukee
Captains Rally For Victory As Dunn Closes Game
Bases loaded, Don Dunn struck out the final batter with two outs in the ninth to seal the win for the Captains. Shreveport beat Alexandria as Danny Thomas Rick Richardson and Gary Martz homered for three runs each. Sixto Lezcano added a solo shot for Shreveport while Randy Jones and El Paso staged early scoring in a high‑scoring tilt.
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Danny Thomas
Rick Richardson
Gary Martz
Sixto Lezcano
Shreveport
Alexandria
Randy Jones
el Paso
Larry Hanson
Gil Flores
Sun Kings
Blues
al Dopfel
Memphis
Midland
San Antonio
Amarillo
Arkansas
Drafts loom as 850 to 1,000 players picked in summer baseball draft
Baseball scouts project 850 to 1,000 players chosen in the summer draft for graduating high school and college talent. The Texas Rangers hold the first regular pick after finishing last in the AL, with Philadelphia holding the No 1 but winter draft pick in 1972.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
NEW York
Texas Rangers
Rangers
Philadelphia
Alan Bannister
Eugene
Phillies
Oakland
Texas
Steve Dunning
Pete Broberg
San Diego
Dave Roberts
All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs
The All American Futurity, the richest horse race, runs on Labor Day at Ruidoso Downs New Mexico. In 1972 Pos Sumjet won the 400 yard race in 20.04 seconds earning $336,629 for owner Jack Byers. The event is open to 2 year old Quarter Horses.
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Ruidoso
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Possumjet
Jack Byers
ABA Playoff Scoring Records Set By Pacers and Squires
Roger Brown of the Indiana Pacers scored 53 in a 1970 ABA playoff game against Los Angeles to set a single game record. Indiana and Virginia both posted 150 in playoff games to share ABA record totals, Pacers over Oakland 150-122 in 1969 and Squires over Kentucky 150-137 in 1971. Virginia and Kentucky also fouled 80 times in a 1971 post season contest. Penn joined as the fifth NCAA school with over 1,000 basketball wins, joining Kentucky Kansas Oregon State and St John’s. Elgin Baylor’s 61 in 1962 remains the NBA postseason single-game mark.
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Virginia Squires
Pacers
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Squires
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Kentucky Colonels
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Kansas
Oregon State
St. John’s
Elgin Baylor
Boston Celtics
Issel tops ABA playoff scoring at 534 points
Dan Issel of the Kentucky Colonels has set the ABA playoff scoring record with 534 points. Rick Barry, now with the New York Nets, holds the highest playoff scoring average at 40.1 across seven games with Washington in 1969 and 1970.
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TV Listings for Oklahoma and Texas Stations June 5 1973
TV guide segment lists program schedules for KFOX KSWO KO NC KAUZ KVII KFDA and other stations. Highlights include To Kill A Dragon placeholder titles and the Tonight Show with various local evening blocks and late movies.
Schedule overview for KAUZ TV channel 6 offerings
The schedule lists daytime and prime time programs including Today Show, Dinah's Place, Jeopardy, Days of Our Lives, NBC Nightly News, Hogan's Heroes, Adam 12, The Joker's Wild, Gambit, Love of Life, The Young and the Restless, The Guiding Light, The Edge of Night, The Price Is Right, Green Acres, Truth or Consequences, and late movie Devils Eight. It notes multiple network blocks and local news segments.
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NBC News
Focus
Peyton Place
Somerset
Hollywood
Green Acres
Big Valley
Walter Cronkite
Dan
Cannon
Channel 6
KGNC TV Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
Channel lineup lists morning devotion to 4:15, Then farm show at 6:40 and weather at 7:25. Evening includes Newswatch at 12 and a Dialing for Dollars module with Birdi Lynn Bari. Late night features The $10,000 Pyramid and Love of Life with CBS News at 6.
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TV 3 News
NBC Nightly News
Jack Palance
Billy "Crenath
Bobby Goldsboro
KGNC
Kauz TV
Petticoat Junction
ABC Evening News
ABC
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Maude
Hawaii Five
CBS
KFDA
Tba
Search
Evening Report
Weather
NBC News
Tonight Show
Kgnc Weather
Peyton Place
Somerset
Kgnc TV
Birdi
Lynn Bari
Louis Cathern
Newswatch
NBC
CBS Evening News
Cronkite
Dan
Cannon
Kvii- TV
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