All Stars Chosen For Little League District One
The Texas District One Little League All Star team has been announced with Robert Davis and Bill Dean as coaches. Selected players include Kregg Albritton Brian Egerton Gary Hightower Michael Smith O Neal Sharp Brett Stone from the Giants Billy Booth Kenny Dean and Ricky Cawthon from the Dodgers Michael Gillem and Nicky Hardison from the Phillies and Fred Liveley Marty Morey and Dennis Seal from the Cardinals. The first game is at 6 p.m. July 17 in Memphis against Clarendon.
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Area Four
Memphis
Clarendon
Robert Davis
Bill Dean
All Stars
Kregg Albritton
Brian Egerton
Gary Hightower
Michael Smith
O'Neal Sharp
Brett Stone
The
Giants
Billy Booth
Kenny Dean
Ricky Cawthon
Dodgers
Michael Gillem
Nicky Hardison
Phillies
Fred Liveley
Marty Morey
Dennis Seal
Cardinals
Wrestling Here Tuesday Returns by Funk and Murdock in Childress
Terry Funk and Dirty Dick Murdock plan a Tuesday return engagement in the Junior High Gym sponsored by the Childress Rotary Club. The card includes Moose Morowski and Duke Myers in a tag match with Salvador and Bill Cody Dominguez and Pak Song facing Sam Warcloud. start time is 8 30 p.m. Heavy rains in Mount Pocono wash out weekend qualifying for the 400 000 Schaefer 500 at Pocono Raceway.
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Dick Murdock
Funk
Childress Rotary Club
Moose Morowski
Duke Myers
Salvador
Bill Cody Dominguez
Pak Song
Sam Warcloud
Mount Pocono
Pocono International Raceway
Dont Tampa With Our Colts Bumper Sticker Sparks Baltimore Protest
Baltimore fans protest rumors of the Colts moving to Florida with a new bumper sticker slogan Dont Tampa With Our Colts. The city reacts as Tampa reportedly eyes the Colts franchise.
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BALTIMORE + AP
Baltimore
Florida
Tampa
Brewers topped Boston with six run inning on beer night
In Milwaukee a crowd of 20,865 watched the Brewers beat Boston 8-1 on Ten Cents A Beer Night. Ken Brett earned his first win since May 10, allowing three hits over eight innings as Milwaukee unleashed a six run fifth.
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Associated Press
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Texas
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California
Oakland
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Baltimore
Ken Brett
Brett
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Bernie Allen
Detroi
John Mayberry
Royals Open Season With Monty Montgomery As Rookie Sensation
Kansas City Royals start the season with right hander Monty Montgomery, a 6 foot 3 inch Albemarle North Carolina native, as their lone rookie. He split 1971 with Omaha and Elmira and earned three decisions for the Royals last fall.
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Kansas City Royals
Monty Montgomery
Monty
Albemarle
N.C
Omaha
Elmira
Royals
Ali Predicts He Will Win In Las Vegas Rematch
Muhammad Ali says Jerry Quarry may be stronger but he is skillful and will win the 12 round bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Ali notes his speed and thinking will decide the fight and cites potential for a multi million dollar meeting with Joe Frazier.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
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Nev
Muhammad Ali
Jerry Quarry
Ali
Quarry
Atlanta
Las Vegas Convention Center
Joe Frazier
Jerry
Mike
Bob Foster
Caesar's Palace
Muhammad
Rockets Trade Elvin Hayes to Baltimore for Jack Marin
Houston trades All American center Elvin Hayes to the Baltimore Bullets for forward Jack Marin. Ray Patterson, Rockets president, says the move aims to bolster next season and denies Hayes Winter disputes drove the deal. Marin expresses surprise and pride at being traded.
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Houston Rockets
Elvin Hayes
Tex Winter
Baltimore
Jack Marin
Hayes
University of Houston
Marin
Bullets
Ray Patterson
Rockets
Friday Hayes
Winter
Elvin
Patterson
Otto Moore
Pheenix
Jack
Rudy Tomjanovich
Rocket Management
Giants End Season With Big Win Over Dodgers
The Giants beat the Dodgers 19-6 in a season finale as Brett Stone led with four runs and three RBIs. Gary Hightower and Kregg Albritton added multiple hits, while Michael Smith earned the win and Kenny Dean the loss. A separate Cardinals 5 3 win over the Phillies closed the day with Dennis Seal and Freddy Lively delivering offense for St. Louis.
Riccelli dazzles in five-hit shutout for Amarillo Giants
Frank Riccelli dominated Texas League hitters with a five‑hit shutout of the Arkansas Travelers 5–0. He leads the league with 106 strikeouts as Amarillo’s defense backed him, while Arkansas error costs two runs. Other results include Alexandria 8 El Paso 6, Memphis 7 San Antonio 2, and Midland 11 Shreveport 2. Tom Babcock earned the win for Midland. Schneck hit two homers for Memphis, tying with San Antonio’s German Thomas at 16 for the season. Bob Johnson fanned 11 El Paso batsmen for Alexandria in a coast‑to‑coast win, aided by Randy Elliott’s eighth‑inning homer.
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Amarillo Giants
Arkansas Travelers
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Arkansas
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Memphis
San Antonio
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Shreveport
Tom Babcock
Dave Schneck
Memphis Blues
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German Thomas
Alexanderia
Bob Johnson
Randy Elliott
Jets Original Members Larry Grantham Don Maynard
Larry Grantham and Don Maynard are two original members of the New York Jets, highlighted as part of the team's early history and famed roster.
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Larry Grantham
Don Maynard
The
New York Jets
Poodles Top AKC List as 1971 Dog Registrations Peak
The American Kennel Club reports 1 129 200 dogs registered in 1971 the highest total in AKC history. Poodles are named the most popular U S breed for the 12th straight year with 256 491 poodles and 111 355 German shepherds registered in 1971.
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AKC
TV Schedule Highlights From KVII Channel 7
A Sunday lineup lists cartoons Reluctant Dragon and Toad at 9 30 p m Pro News and sports, with programs like The Saint FBI The Saint 4 00 The Saint 4 00 and Sunday Movie To Be Announced Also noted are The Adventures of Bullwinkle Make A Wish Lost in Space and Death Valley Days plus CBS Evening News and Face the Nation featuring Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster in "Sorry Wrong Number."
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Clu Gulager
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Michael Parks
ABC News
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Robert
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Face the Nation
Travelog
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Animal Word
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David Niven
Kswo TV
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Bullwinkle
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