Rookies Reach $100000 Club In Major Signings
Baseball's $100,000 salary club adds two rookies as Rusty Staub signs a $330,000 three year deal with the Mets and Bobby Murcer lands six figures with the Yankees. Pete Rose nears a Reds contract while Cesar Geronimo signs and other stars reach terms.
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Rusty Staub
Bobby Murcer
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Pete Rose
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Darrell Evans
Dusty Baker
Allin Wins Florida Citrus Open Adds to Money Lead
Buddy Allin cruised to an eight stroke victory at Rio Pinar in the $150,000 Florida Citrus Open earning $30,000 and reaching sixth on PGA money list with $45,042 for 1973. Bruce Crampton tied for 18th for $1,875, while Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus remained near the top in second and third.
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Biles Wins Third MVC Player of the Week
Tulsa guard Willie Biles earns his third Missouri Valley Conference player of the week honor after scoring 48 points to rally Tulsa past Wichita State and tie for third, following a 36-point game against Louisville earlier in the week.
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Hawkeyes Edge Gophers With Last-Second Play
Iowa upset Minnesota 79-77 in Minneapolis as Kevin Kunnert hit a go ahead three with four seconds left. The Gophers, 23 games into the season, fall into a first place tie with Indiana while Iowa boosts its Big Ten standing. Indiana hosts Purdue in a finale that could force a playoff for the league's NCAA bid.
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Stars Rally To Top Squires 117-110 In Salt Lake City
Utah Stars overcome a 15 point first quarter deficit to beat Virginia 117-110 behind Beasley Boone and John Beasley with 22 and 21 points, Rod McDonald key on defense against Julius Erving. Erving led Virginia with 36 as Stars gain 42nd ABA Western Division lead.
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Lotz Named Florida Head Coach In Place Of Bartlett
GAINESVILLE Fla John Lotz assistant at North Carolina appointed head coach at Florida succeeding Tommy Bartlett who resigned. Honolulu Red Rocha longtime Hawaii coach leaves post to join statewide athletic commission. Los Angeles Dick Baker resigns as Loyola head coach to focus on athletic director duties. San Juan Puerto Rico Onny Parun from New Zealand defeats Jim Osborne of Salt Lake City 7 6 6 4 in Racquet Club Hotel Invitational tennis opener. New York Earl Anthony of Tacoma Wash leads $75000 U S Open Bowling after first round with 232 average.
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New Zealand
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Salt Lake City
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Tacoma
Wash
Montclair State coach Clary Anderson’s long winning run
Montclair State football mentor Clary Anderson boasts 239 wins 31 losses and six ties in 31 winning seasons. In 25 years at Montclair High School he produced 14 undefeated teams and coached notable figures including Buzz Aldrin former Princeton coach Butch van Breda Kolff and Princeton athletic director Royce Flippin.
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Princeton
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Royce Flippin
Rocky Road for Aloysius McKeon in Royals ascent
John Aloysius McKeon, a veteran minor league manager, recalls a 15-season climb through Missoula, Wilson, Omaha, and other stops before taking over the Kansas City Royals. He describes brutal travels, colorful stunts to motivate players, and a road to the majors marked by persistence, pennants, and a belief the Royals will challenge in 1973.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
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Kansas City Royals
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Lou Pinella
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N.C
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Omaha
Bob Lemon
Kansas City
Bruins Roll To Seventh Straight
UCLA 25-0 remains undefeated as they crush California 90-55 and beat Stanford 51-45. The Bruins secure 33 of 36 first place votes and 714 points in the AP poll, while NCState sits second with 592 points.
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Lakeview Seniors Sponsor Open Volleyball Invitational
Seniors of Lakeview High School sponsor an Invitational Volleyball Tournament on April 5 6 and 7. First 16 entries in each open division will be accepted. Trophies awarded for first to third place plus consolation trophies. Entry fee is 6 dollars. Send forms to Barney Joe Bovers Box 535 Lakeview High School Lakeview Texas 79234.
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Bobcats Take Third in Wichita Falls Golf Invitational
The Childress Bobcat golf team finished third at the Wichita Falls Invitational over the weekend. Kent Wood earned medalist honors with 151 over two days, ahead of runner-up Hollis Sullivan of Ardmore, Oklahoma with 152. Ardmore won the team title, followed by Wichita Falls and Childress. Wood shot 74 and 77. teammates Shane Morey 84 88, Bobby Blackwell 80 92, Mark Brown 77 95, and David Cook 100 94. The squad travels to Graham next Thursday for a one day event.
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Mets Rally Past Phillies In 18 Innings At Shea Stadium
Thousands gathered outside Shea Stadium for a banner parade and waited 2.5 hours before entering as the Mets outlasted the Phillies 3 to 2 in 18 innings. The game stretched 11 innings beyond the parade start and ended at 10:10 PM.
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Air Force Academy Names Basketball Captain
Senior Tom Blase of St. Louis is named captain of the U S Air Force Academy basketball team at Colorado Springs.
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Favorites Sweep Roosevelts Double Narrow Payoffs
In Westbury New York Michelle and Connie Senator won back to back races at Roosevelt Raceway. The double payoffs were modest with Michelle earning 4.00 and Connie Senator 3.40, producing an $8.60 return for the $2 daily double.
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TV listings for Texas area channels Tuesday night lineup
Television guide entries list NBC CBS and ABC programming across KFOX KGNC KAUZ EvVil VO W-Bonanza KFDA with nightly news Weather Maude Hawaii Five 0 Marcus Welby Petticoat Junction The Letters The President's Analyst and late movie slots across stations in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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TV Listings for KFDOX and KAUZ Channels March 7 1973
Schedule of daytime and evening programs across KFDOX Channel 3 and KAUZ Channel 6 including Today Show Dinah’s Place Days of Our Lives Price is Right Night Chase with David Janssen and Yaphet Kotto among other soap operas dramas games and news segments.
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Somerset
KGNC
Jerry Lewis
Marie McDonald
Evening TV Lineup Listing for Local Channel
Schedule lists 6:30 The High Chaparral 7:30 Bob Hope Special 8:30 Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde. 10:00 Evening News Cronkite 6:00 News Scene at Six 7:00 Sonny and Cher 10:00 Scene at Ten with News Weather Sports 10:35 KFDA Channel 10 Late Movie To Be Announced.
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Sonny & Cher
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