Near Perfection by Sun Kuan-jan Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe
Washington profile of Sun Kuan-jan from the Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe on their first U S tour. The piece praises their precision in plate twirling bicycle acts and balancing routines, notes tours through Montreal Chicago Indianapolis New York and Washington, and weaves in memories of American life.
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Washington
Nea
Sun Kuan-jan
Shenyang
People’s Republic of China
Washington, D.C
America
Montreal
Chicago
Indianapolis
New York
Ed Sullivan
Liaoning
China
Sun
Alabama
Washington Zoo
United States
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Baseball Camp Is Normal and Wacky
Spring training unfolds with routine and quirks as teams improvise rosters and roles. Boston and Philadelphia clashed over a designated hitter in an exhibition, while Frank Robinson of the Angels suffered a broken toe and will miss weeks. Leo Durocher pulled the Astros from a Miller briefing to keep batting practice on schedule. Orlando Cepeda appears as DH for Boston in a Phillies game amid NL doubts about interleague exhibitions.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Phillies
National League
Frank Robinson
California Angels
Leo Durocher
Houston Astros
Marvin Miller
Boston
Eddie Kasko
Orlando Cepeda
Danny Ozark
Red Sox
Winter Haven
Mike Rogodzinski
Deron Johnson
Mike Anderson
Robinson
California
Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
Florida
Miller
Durocher
Bruins Take Fifth Straight No 1 AP Poll Title
UCLA remains No 1 in the final AP poll with a 26 0 record as John Wooden notes the real championship is decided on the court. North Carolina State trails at No 2 with 27 0 though postseason ineligibility affects standings.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
LOS. Angeles
UCLA
John Wooden
Wooden
Bruins
North Carolina State
Long Beach State
Providence
Marquette
Indiana
Southwest Louisiana
Maryland
Kansas State
Minnesota
NAIA First Round Results Highlight Tournament Upsets
Defiance Ohio defeated George Fox Oregon 86 to 62 while Westmont California posted an 85 to 66 win over Dakota Tech. Oklahoma Baptist beat Alcorn A M 79 76 in overtime. Guilford North Carolina triumphed 92 82 over Keene New Hampshire. Valdosta State Georgia 90 Kentucky State 8. Augustana Illinois 66 Hanover Indiana 65. Slippery Rock Pennsylvania 74 Marymount Kansas. Ferris Michigan 78 Pembroke North Carolina 56.
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Associated Press
Defiance
Ohio
Geo. Fox
Ore
Westmont
Calif
Dakota Tech
Okla. Baptist
Alcorn A&m
Guilford
N.C
Keene
N.H
Valdosta
Kentucky
Augustana
Ill
Hanover
Ind
Slippery Rock
Marymouth
Kan
Kansas City
Quinnipiac
Xavier
Sam Houston Tex
Wartburg
Iowa
Missouri Southern
Fairmont
W.va
Winona
Minn
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Kentucky State
Thornbreds
Marymout
Oklahoma Baptist
Lorman
Miss
Ferris
Mich
Pembroke
State
South Dakota Tech
George Fox
Robertson May Make Difference For Bucks Playoff Push
Milwaukee star Oscar Robertson returns with 25 points 7 rebounds and 12 assists as Kareem Abdul Jabbar leads 34 points 23 boards in a 126 95 rout of the Suns. Colangelo and Costello praise the team momentum toward the playoffs and possible Western title race with Chicago.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Oscar Robertson
Yesteryear
Milwaukee Bucks
Jerry Colangelo
Bucks
Larry Costello
Los Angeles
Colangelo
Phoenix Suns
NBA
American Basketball Association
Larry
Robertson
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Abdul-Jabbar
Chicago
Multiple Sports Figures Die in Accidents and Health Incidents
Wilmington Frank Frisch Hall of Fame figure dies from cardiac arrest five weeks after injuries in an auto crash. Phoenix Bob Criss killed in fiery practice crash on rainslick track for Phoenix 150. Knoxville Tony Wilson Tennessee senior dies of apparent cerebral hemorrhage after SEC high jump record. Charleston Nastase opens National Indoor Open with win over John Cooper. New York Frank Malroff resigns as St Johns coach after three years. Dallas Dave Brown named interim successor to McCarthy at Dallas Chaparrals. Abilene Willard Tate named coach at Abilene Christian College. Evanston Brad Snyder resigns as Northwestern coach. Cincinnati Bob Howsam named Reds president and CEO. Palm Springs Frank Robinson injures toe at spring training, out three weeks.
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Wilmington
Del
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Criss
Newport Beach
Calif
Knoxville
Tenn
Tony Wilson
U. of Tennessee
Charleston
W. Va
Romania
the Nastase
Australia
John Cooper
New York
Frank Malroff
St. John’s University
Dallas
Dave Brown
James McCarthy
ABA
Dallas Chaparrals
McCarthy
University of Georgia Abilene
Tex
Baseball
Cincinnati
Bob Howsam
Cincinnati Reds
Francis L. Dale
Palm Springs
Frank Robinson
California Angels
Babe McCarthy Returns to College Coaching at Georgia
James Babe McCarthy left the Dallas Chaparrals to return to college hoops and began recruiting Georgia high school stars. He takes over as head coach of the University of Georgia succeeding Ken Rosemond, who was fired after an eight season 92 111 record.
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Athens, Ga
James
Babe’’ McCarthy
Dallas Chapparrals
American Basketball Association
McCarthy
Georgia
University of Georgia
Ken Rosemond
Frisch Dies in Wilmington After Auto Crash Injuries
Baseball Hall of Famer Frankie Frisch died at Wilmington Medical Center from cardiac arrest while recuperating from injuries sustained in an automobile crash on February 8. The 74 year old Frisch had told visitors he felt lonely and longed to be home.
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Frisch
Wilmington
Del
Frankie Frisch
Wilmington Medical Center
Ranked NAIA tournament opens with upsets noted
Seeded teams faltered as the NAIA opening round featured upsets. Kentucky State fell 90-81 to Valdosta State while Augustana narrowly won 66-65 on a late four point play. Slippery Rock edged Marymount 74-73 and Oklahoma Baptist beat Alcorn A&M 79-76 in OT.
Tuesday TV Listings and Nightly Movie Schedule Parade
A dense recap of TV channels KSWO KFOX KGNC KAUZ EVII KFDA with evening lineups for March 3. Includes network news weather sports time slots, Maude Hawaii Five-O Hawaii Five-O, The Tonight Show and late movie blocks across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Kauz TV Channel
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
Quincy Jones
Maude
CBS
Hawkins
James Stewart
Kauz TV
Dean Martin
KFDA
TV Listings for Kelvinator Motorola Area
The notice lists channel 6 programming for Wednesday May 1973 with shows from 6:35 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. including Today Show Jeopardy Hogan’s Heroes Perry Mason News and Weather NBC and CBS items plus late movies Waterhole starring James Coburn and Carroll O Connor.
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Focus
Peyton Place
Somerset
Channel
Kauz TV
James Coburn
Carroll O'Connor
Gomer Pyle
Petticoat Junction
Jeannie
Paul Lynde
KVU TV
ABC
James Brolin
Joan Hacker
Owen Marshall
Telecast Schedule for Amarillo Station Listing Programs
A dense timetable lists 6:05 morning devotional through late night shows. Programs include Amarillo College segments, KGNC weather and news, The Today Show, Sale of a Century, TV movies, soap operas, CBS News updates, The High Chaparral, NBC Mystery Movie, Vic Scully Show, Sonny and Cher, and a late movie awaiting announcement.
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CBS News
Doug Edwards
Vic Scully
Green Acres
Big Valley
Walter Cronkite
Hollywood Sauvares
Medical Center
Cannon
Channel 46
Amarillio College
Kgnc Weather
NBC News
Newswatch
Days of Our Lives
the Doctors
Peyton Place
KGNC
San Antone
Rod Cameron
Arleen Whelan
Amarillo College
John Hart
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Whack Hyder
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LPGA
Kathy Whitworth
PGA
Houston
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Pete Rose
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Philip Berrigan
KSWO
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Kgnc TV
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Marcus Wiley
Evii TV
Donna Mills
Michael Constantine
Marcus Welby
KVII
Tri-State
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Avenue C
Kelvinator
Motorola Appliances
Evening Report
Authorized Sales & Service Bill's TV Center
Tonight Show
Kfda TV Chann
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Cronkite
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