Nets Rally For 91 89 ABA Victory Over Colonels
New York Nets erased a 23 point deficit with tough defense and hustle in a 91 89 ABA comeback over the Kentucky Colonels. Billy Paultz, George Carter and Lackey led the Nets while Artis Gilmore faced criticism from Joe Mullaney for lax defense.
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Associated Press
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Kentucky Colonels
Joe Mullaney
Colonels
Nets
Kentucky
Mullaney
Billy Paultz
George Carter
Gary
McCovey sidelined by foot and knee injuries in spring
San Francisco Giants first baseman Willie McCovey will miss several exhibition games with persistent foot and knee problems after a cortisone injection. The report notes his history of leg issues and a prior season with a broken arm. The spring also covers Yankees and Tigers exhibition wins and NL polling on the designated hitter rule.
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Gordon D.S. Peterson
Associated Press
Willie
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
McCovey
New York Mets
Mays
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lnrank Tepedino
New York
Yankees
Twins
Clerino Sanches
Fred Frazier
Ken Bennett
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Rod Carew
Jim Kaat
Carew
Tigers
Tony Taylor
Pirates
Mickey Stanley
Dick Sharon
Johnny Oates
Atlanta
Braves
Pat Dobson
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
National League
Chub Feeny
Bird Takes Lead In Major College Scoring Race
William Averitt known as Bird of Pepperdine leads the major college scoring chase with 33.9 points per game. James Williams Fly remains the only plausible challenger though his path would require extraordinary tourney scoring. Raymond Lewis from Los Angeles State trails second with 32.9 after recent games, while Willie Biles and Aron Stewart rank third and fourth. Other leaders include Elston Hayes in field goal percentage, Don Smith in free throw accuracy, and Kermit Washington in rebounds.
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NEW York
William “Bird
Averitt
Pepperdine
James
Williams
Raymond Lewis
Los Angeles State
Tulsa
Willie Biles
Aron Stewart
Richmond
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Elston Hayes
Lamar
Don Smith
Dayton
Kermit Washington
American University
Women’s Bowling Final Results From Childress Tournament
Final results show Grillet Automotive won Team Event while Nita Larned and Teen Dowls won Doubles and Karen Sharp led Singles. Larned topped Scratch High Series 603 and Scratch High Game 227, with All Events Handicap 1863. Sandy Grillet led All Events Scratch 1536. Grillet Automotive totaled 2954.
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Allene Garrison
Sandy Grillet
Lorene Moyers
Pat Smotherman
Nelda Loter
Gordon's Furniture
Wynona Hargrove
Ethel Veal
Marline Havins
Bertie Mitchell
Betty Atkinson
Sam Houston State Eyes NIT After AP Title Claim
Sam Houston State coach Archie Porter waits by the phone after the Bearkats are named The Associated Press college division basketball champions. With one more win they would set the NAIA record for consecutive victories and seek possible NIT entry as Augustana of Illinois ranked No. 2 with a 23 1 record.
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Stephen F. Austin
Kansas City
Porter
Augustana
Illinois
Sam Houston
Cougars Plan Mental Edge for NCAA Playoffs
Houston co captain Jerry Bonney aims to avoid last year's upset by emphasizing mental prep. After a 23 3 season the Cougars schedule a Midwest pre regional in Wichita against 114th ranked Southwestern Louisiana with a prior 82 80 win and a late Jacksonville victory boosting confidence.
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Houston
Jerry Bonney
Cougars
Southwestern Louisiana
Wichita
Kan
Texas
Bonney
Iowa
USL
Jacksonville
Basketball results from NAIA playoffs and district finals
South Carolina 90 Duquesne 79 in a tournament game. Eastern Montana 98 Alaska 91. South Carolina State 87 North Carolina Asheville 78. Marymount 82 Bethel 60. Green Bay 69 Whitewater 52. Slippery Rock 70 Mercyhurst 68 in OT. Augustana 109 McKendree 61. Hanover 69 Franklin 57. Ferris 69 Hillsdale 66. Pembroke St 90 Norfolk St 84. NCAA swimming championships set for March 22 to 24 in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Marymount
Bethel
Wis Green Bay
Wis Whitewater
Slippery Rock
Mercyhurst
Augustana
McKendree
Hanover
Franklin
Ferris
Hillsdale
Pembroke St
Norfolk St
NCAA
Duquesne
South Carolina State
North Carolina-Asheveille
ACC Playoff Action and NAIA District Wins Highlight Weekend
The ACC opens with first round action as NC State and UNC prepare for Friday games at Charlotte Coliseum. NAIA district playoffs see South Carolina State, Marymount, Slippery Rock and others clinching spots, with Guilford and Pembroke State among winners.
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Associated Press
Modern Technology
Greensboro
N.C
ACC
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wolfpack
Charlotte Coliseum
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Maryland
Clemson
Duke Virginia
Lexington
Kentucky Wildcats
Tennessee Volunteers
South Carolina
Big Ten Grants Red Shirt Era Amid Rule Shifts
The Big Ten agrees to permit red shirting, but moves by NCAA and White Resolution require school-by-school review. Conference action follows March talks with May reconsideration planned. Also noted are upcoming NCAA indoor track nationals in Detroit and Women’s International Bowling in Las Vegas along with a dense TV schedule listing.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Big Eight
Lowery Run Film Available On Cotton Bowl Finish
The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association offers the 1973 Cotton Bowl highlight film showing Texas QB Alan Lowery and a disputed 34 yard TD run against Alabama. Viewers may request copies by writing Box 7185 Dallas Texas 75209 with preferred viewing dates. No rental fee. groups pay round trip bus express charges. Narrated by Lindsey Nelson.
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Dallas
Texas
Alan Lowery
Alabama
Lowry
Tex
Lindsey Nelson
Bill Morgan
Southwest Conference
Lowery
Evert Rout Brings 6 0 6 0 Win In Dallas
Chris Evert, top seed, delivered a 39 minute 6 0 6 0 victory over Cindy Brinker in the Maureen Connolly Brinker tournament. Brinker, 15, was a surprise qualifier for the $37 000 event and could not win a game. The NCAA fencing championships are scheduled for March 15-17 in Baltimore.
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Dallas
Chris Evert
Maureen Connolly Brinker
Cindy Brinker
Miss Evert
Baltimore
Post quarterback Ed Powers Aids Security Officer Tackle
C W Post sophomore quarterback Ed Powers, after guiding the team to a win over Ithaca, reported to work as a security agent. He pursued a shoplifter from a department store and tackled him several blocks away in a parking lot.
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Greenvale
N.Y
C.W. Post
Ed Powers
Long Island College
Post
Ithaca
TV Guide Listings for March 8 1973 Across Stations
Prime time schedule outlines programs from KVIL KJTV KFDA and more for Thursday March 8 1973. Notable shows include Hogan's Heroes Ironside Dean Martin Tonight Show Streets of San Francisco Bonanza The Waltons Marcus Nelson Murders and Kung Fu with weather and news segments throughout the day.
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KFDX
Channel 3
NBC Nightly News
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
the Waltons
Kauz TV
Marcus Nelson
Telly Savalas
Marjoe Gortner
Jose Ferrer
San Francisco
Television Schedule and Local Advertisements for Amarillo 1973
A dense programming and ad listing for KGNC TV Channel 4 and KGNC radio, detailing shows from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on March 9 1973, including CBS News Morning Devotional Today Show Sale of the Century Joplin.
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Outer Space
Fat Albert
the Cosby
Denver Rockets
Virginia Squires
Buck Owens
Hee Haw
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
KAUZ
Starlight Theatre
KFDA
Ted Armstrong
KFDX
Houndcats
the Jetson
Pink Panther
the Barkleys
Bill Anderson
CBS News
John Hart
Weather
Lucille Rivers
Vic Scully
Green Acres
Big Valley
Amarillo College
Kgnc Weather
Kgnc News
Hollywood Square
NBC News
KGNC
Peyton Place
Somerset
Stanley & Livingston
Spencer Tracy
Nancy Kelly
NBC Nightly News
Sanford & Son
the Little People
Liza
G.E Monogram
Newswatch
Focus
Doctors
Chararral
Television Schedule Fragments for Commerce and KFOX
A chaotic list of TV slots from Commerce on KSWO channel 7 and KFOX channel 3 includes Brady Kids through to Arnold Palmer specials. Programs span matinée cartoons, game shows, soaps, westerns, sports and news with times ranging from early morning to late night.
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Kid Lower
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Lowery Run
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