Landry Sees 1973 Cowboys as Challenge and Comeback
Dallas coach Tom Landry says going after goals matters more than the goals themselves as he faces a quarterback battle between Roger Staubach and Craig Morton. He expects a competitive season, with conditioning and planning already underway for a title run.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboy
Landry
Roger Staubach
Washington
Rusty Staubach
San Francisco
Redskins
Craig Morton
Cowboys
Staubach
Roger
Craig
Morton
Bobkittens Place Fifth In Track Meet
Childress Junior High Bobkittens finished fifth among 22 teams in Knox City track meet. Relay team placed second in 440, Rodriquez second in 880, Smith second in high jump. next action is the 7 8 9 Invitational in Shamrock Saturday.
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Bobkittens
Knox City
Bob Halencak
Monday
Olney
Stamford
Goree
Bobkitter
Robert Rodriquez
Ricky Smith
Terry Shoffner
Greg Buckley
Bobcats Fifth In Boomtown Track Meet
Childress Bobcats finished fifth at the Boomtown Relays Division I in Burkburnett. Tim Lewellen placed fourth in the shot Put at 48.8 feet. Jackie Jones led in sprint events with a 54.6 in the 440 and a fourth in the mile relay with Hogue Compton and Curtis Smith.
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Childress Bobcats
Burkburnett
Jack Smith
Memphis
Childress
Danny Lancaster
Joe Holland
Tim Lewellen
Larry Johnston
Jackie Jones
Terry Hogue
Terry Compton
Curtis Smith
Marietta
Okla
Henrietta
Texas
Lawton MacArthur
Olney
Thomas homers twice in Scottsdale and Sun City doubleheader
Milwaukee's ambitiou s outfielder Thomas hit a homer in morning action against Sam McDowell, then after a 20 mile bus ride to Sun City added another homer and a two run single off Ken Holtzman. Brewers won 10-3 and 5-4.
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Associated Press Sports
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Scottsdale
Sun City
Milwaukee
German Thomas
Sam McDowell
Ken Holtzman
Thomas
San Francisco
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Oakland
Holtzman
Giants
San Antonio
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Brewers
del Crandall
Crandall
Dave Roberts
Houston
Roberts
Astros
Atlanta
Leo Durocher
Marvin Miller
San Diego
Freshmen Team Second at Clarendon Bulldog Relays
Childress High School freshmen placed second in Clarendon with 107 points as Memphis freshmen led with 118 and Sanford-Fritch finished third. Ivan Johnston set a 880-yard track record winning in 2:13.07 with Mitchell Odham second and Travis Johnson third.
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Childress
Clarendon
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Sanford- Fritch
James Collinsworth
Bobcats
Ivan Johnston
Mitchell Odhams
Travis Johnson
Jim Shelton
Robert Sims
Childress Sprint Relay Leads Team Lineup
Ken Buckley Kent Prather Jerry Randle and Robert Sims sprint for the Childress relay. Jim Shelton wins shot put with Sims third. in discus David Smith fifth and Jim Shelton sixth. Floyd Odhams takes second in broad jump while Robert Sims places fifth. Eleven teams entered the division.
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Ken Buckley
Kent Prather
Jerry Randle
Robert Sims
Jim Shelton
David Smith
Floyd Odhams
Archibald sets NBA single season 1000 point guard record in win
Nate Archibald scored 37 points to lead the Kansas City-Omaha Kings 106-105 over Portland, becoming the first guard to top 1000 points in a season with 1011. Wilt Chamberlain Kareem Abdul Jabbar Rick Barry Elgin Baylor are among those over 1000. Archibald said he did not know of the record after the game.
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National Basketball Association
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Rick Barry
Elgin Baylor
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Nate
Trail Blazers
Bob Cousy
Milwaukee
Detroit
Oscar Robertson
Bucks
Dave Bing
Bob Lanier
Pistons
Desperation Shot Wins for Alabama
Alabama edged Manhattan 87-86 in the National Invitation Tournament as Glenn Garrett hit a 20 foot shot with one second left. Garrett tallied 12 points and Wendell Hudson added 20 for the Crimson Tide while Manhattan star Henry Seawright led with 16 second-half points. Manhattan finished 16-10, Alabama 21-6.
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Virginia Tech
Fairfield
Seawright
Leon Douglas
Crimson Tide
George Bucci
Jasper
Wendell Hudson
Charlie Mahoney
Gophers
New Jersey Independents
Walton Is Again Player of Year
UCLA center Bill Walton repeats as the Associated Press college basketball Player of the Year. He led UCLA to a top ranked season, averaging about 20 points and 17 rebounds while redefining the Bruins’ fast break with outlet passes.
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North Carolina State
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Kevin Joyce
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St. John’s
N.Y
Mike Bantam
St. Joseph’s, Pa
John Brown
Missouri
Tom McMillen
Maryland
Richie Fuqua
Oral Roberts
TV Listings for March 20 973 Channel Schedule Overview
A dense TV guide fragment lists multiple stations KFOX KSWO KEDX KGNC KAUTZ KVII and others on Tuesday March 20. Schedule lines include NBC Nightly News Hogan's Heroes Police Story Murdock's Gang Hawaii Five-O Petticoat Junction Hee Haw Marcus Welby and late movies with various regional news and weather segments.
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KSWO
NBC Nightly News
Kedx TV
NBC News
Newswatch
Bobby Goldsboro
KGNC
Kautz TV Channel
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
Mancini
Petticoat Junction
ABC Evening News
Television Schedule Sparse Listing From 1973
A dense timetables page lists NBC CBS and local Channel 6 programming for March 21 1973. Prime time features include The Tonight Show Jeopardy Hollywood Squares and NBC News Tonight. CBS offers The Joker's Wild The New Price Is Right and Captain Kangaroo. late shows include The Black Scorpion film and Channel 6 News.
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CBS News
Doug Edwards
6 News
Vic Scully
Green Acres
Big Valley
Walter Cronkite
Hollywood Sauvares
Medical Center
Cannon
Channel 4
John Hart
Television Schedule Highlights for Amarillo and KFDA
A historical TV guide layout lists programs on KGNC Channel 4 and KFDA Channel 10. Entries include college programs, news, weather, gameshows, soaps, comedy, westerns, mysteries, and late movies with times and channel marks.
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KGNC
NBC News
Newswatch
the Doctors
Peyton Place
Somerset
Ruthless
Zachary Scott
Diana Lynn
CBS Evening News
Cronkite
Medical Center
Cannon
KFDA
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