Cunningham Says He Just Looks Fast
Southern Cal star Sam Cunningham jokes he only looks fast after Rose Bowl heroics. Oklahoma’s Derland Moore praises Nebraska’s stadium aura as a fearsome place. Auburn's Dave Beck plays down size and speed as he chats with a Lubbock writer at the Texas Tech campus.
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Jones to coach Capital Bullets in three-year deal
Washington reports former Celtics star K C Jones agreed to a three year contract to become head coach of the Capital Bullets after coaching San Diego in the ABA last season. The move shifts Jones into the NBA bench as the Bullets seek a new coaching era.
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Texas League Bid Ball Boom Sees 63 Runs In Five Games
Memphis swept a doubleheader over Alexandria as Texas League action produced 63 runs. Midland exploded for 10 in the eighth against El Paso. Amarillo powered past San Antonio 12-6. Little Rock edged Shreveport 3-2 in 10 innings. Rudy Kinard driven winning run for Arkansas.
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Bonus Babies Watch Game From Bench
Eddie Bane and David Clyde, first major league signings among the bonus babies, observed a 7-4 Rangers win over the Twins as Texas pounded 15 hits. Clyde, 18, admired his reception and eyes a June 27 start at Texas. Bane, 21, warmed in the Twins bullpen awaiting a call.
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Ali among top contenders in lightweight boxing talks
Foreman comments on Muhammad Ali and other heavyweights noting Ali's fading form yet lingering aura. Oscar Bonavena Joe Frazier Floyd Patterson Jerry Quarry Ernie Terrell Jimmy Ellis and a rising youth from a YMCA are cited as challengers and the sport's enduring appeal.
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AL West tightens as Chicago, California stumble
The AL West race tightens with Chicago White Sox fading after 11 losses in 16 games while California Angels surge into fifth place just 1 1/2 games back. Oakland, Minnesota, Kansas City sit within a game or so as Texas, Milwaukee, and other results shift the standings.
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Tuesday Night TV Listings From Texas Stations 1973
TV schedule fragment lists channels KFOX KGNC KAUZ and KA TV with NBC CBS and ABC lineups. Notable programs include Diary of a Mad Housewife The Heist Hawaii Five-O Marcus Welby The Vengeance of Fu Manchu and late news scenes across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Search For Tomorrow
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TV Listings for Channel 6 Schedule Sketch
Channel 6 schedule spans morning to late night with NBC CBS and local shows. Highlights include Jeopardy Today Show Batman? No. Primary items show game shows Perry Mason and News segments and classic dramas plus The Great Bank Robbery at CBS Late Movie.
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Saturday's Hurricane Returns in Double Feature
Richard Widmark and Linda Darnell star in a Saturday film lineup. Scheduled at 4:40 and 1:25, the programming lists drama and feature offerings alongside news and weather segments throughout the day.
Tigers Rally Past Indians With Three Homers
Detroit built last sixteen games and took a one game lead over idle Baltimore in the AL East as Jim Perry held Cleveland to four hits and received solo homers from Dick Sharon Bill Freehan and Aurelio Rodriguez to power a victory.
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