Robinson pads Angels rout with 400-foot homer
Frank Robinson, 37, hit a 400-foot homer in his first at bat with the California Angels in a 14-4 exhibition win over the San Diego Padres. He captured a pace suited to his toe injury and said he should be 100 percent by the season start if no further setbacks arise.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Gaffer
Frank Robinson
Robinson
California Angels
San Diego Padres
Gary Nolan
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Four Sets of Twins Cause Confusion
Four sets of identical twins create confusion among coaches across college and high school teams as they compete in track and field and golf events. The story notes look alike duos at Texas, SMU, Don Mills Canada, and other programs, with anecdotes from coaches about difficulty distinguishing twins.
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Dallas
Texas
Cleburne Price
Paul
John Craig
Don Mills
Ont
Canada
Craigs
Waco
Price
Meyer Brothers
Ramsey
Karl
Kirk
Southern Methodist
Jim Parr
Gene
Joe Pouncy
Parr
Flying Queens Open Action in Amarillo Today
Wayland Baptist opens defense of its title in the 5th National Women's Invitational Basketball Tournament at 4 p.m. in Amarillo. The Flying Queens enter with an 18-6 record under retiring coach Harley Redin and face Belmont of Nashville in the opening game. John F. Kennedy meets Northwestern Louisiana at 2:30 p.m. Murray State plays Ranger Junior College at 6:45 p.m. Parsons faces Seminole Junior College at 9 p.m. The event runs through Saturday with the All-American team selected and the Texas Panhandle Girls High School All-Star Game.
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Amarillo
Tex
Wayland Baptist
Flying Queens
Harley Redin
Belmont
Nashville
Tenn
John F. Kennedy
Wahoo
Neb
Northwestern Louisiana
Murray State
Tishomingo
Okla
Ranger
Parsons
Fairfield
Iowa
Seminole
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee
Celtics and Cavaliers post record NBA wins and long streaks
The Celtics defeated the Bulls 106-105 to set a club record with 63 victories as Jo Jo White and John Havlicek fueled the win. The Cavaliers beat the 76ers 112-109 to extend their own club-record six-game winning streak led by Austin Carr.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Cleveland Cavaliers
Celtics
NBA
Bill Russell
Chicago Bulls
Cavaliers
Philadelphia 76Ers
Philadelphia
Houston
Baltimore
Atlanta
New York
Los Angeles
Kansas City-Omaha
Milwaukee
Seattle
Detroit
Portland
Phoenix
Buffalo
American Basketball Association
Kentucky
Memphis
Indiana
Dallas
Denver
Jo Jo White
Bulls
White
John Havlicek
Boston
Chet Walker
Chicago
Havlicek
Walker
Austin Carr
Philly
Skein
NIT Quarterfinals Set Spurs Scout Night At Madison Square Garden
Top college teams Fairfield and Virginia Tech upset first round foes as Alabama faces Minnesota in the other opener. Pro scouts pack MSG with the 76ers eyeing top pick while Notre Dame and North Carolina reach Saturday semifinals alongside Houston and Lincoln.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Fairfield
Virginia Tech
Alabama
Minnesota
George Groom
Phil Rogers
Marshall
Tech
New Mexico
Allan Bristow
Manhattan
Jaspers
Glenn Garrett
Crimson Tide
C.M. Newton
Rutgers
Gophers
Ron Behagen
Jim Brewer
Collegians
Philadelphia 76Ers
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Bigger Champs Back For New Golden Gloves Titles
In Lowell Massachusetts the 1973 National Golden Gloves semifinals featured defending champions Greg Lewis Cincinnati moving to 119 pounds and Ray Thorogood Roswell New Mexico reaching the 125 pound semifinals. Salt Lake City leads team points with 23 while Columbus 15 and Las Vegas vie for second as 20 bouts set up Friday title fights across 10 divisions.
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Lowell
Mass
Lowell Memorial Auditorium
Greg Lewis
Cincinnati
Charles Freemen
Jackson
Tenn
Ray Thorogood
Roswell
N.M
Abdul Bey
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Las Vegas
Fort Worth
Kansas City
TV Listings for March 1973 Channel 7 6 Lineup
A dense TV schedule with CBS7 KVII KSWO and more listing daily programs from 7:00 to 10:15 including news, soaps, game shows, westerns, movies and specials. Notable items include The Jokers Wild The Price is Right Gambit Green Acres The Big Valley and basketball and golf broadcasts.
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CBS News
Channel 6 News
Vic Scull Shalo
Green Acres
Walter Cronkiet
John Hart
Lucille Rivers
Guici
Vic Scully
Big Valley
Tohill Condition Remains Serious
Texas Christian University head football coach Billy Tohill remains in the intensive care unit after amputation of his right foot above the ankle following a high speed crash. He also suffered a crushed pelvis, facial injuries, broken ribs, and other cuts. spring practice continues under defensive coordinator Frank Young while athletic staff decide on next fall.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian
Billy Tohill
John Peter Smith Hospital
Tohill
TCU
Frank Young
Abe Martin
Billy
Jim Pittman
Hargett Traded to Oilers In Five Player Deal
Houston Oilers acquire Edd Hargett along with Dave Parks and Tom Stincie from the New Orleans Saints in exchange for Kent Nix and Ron Billingsley. Parks joins a receiving corps needing depth while Stincie adds linebacker potential. Saints receive Nix and Billingsley in return.
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Houston
Edd Hargett
Houston Oilers
Dave Parks
Tom Stincie
New Orleans Saints
Oilers
Kent Nix
Ron Billingsley
Hargett
Archie Manning
Archie
Dan Pastorini
Lynn Dickey
Dickey
Dan Pastroini
Bill Peterson
Stincic
Garland Boyette
Saints
Dallas Cowboys
Parks
Texas Tech
New Orleans
Peterson
Dave
Nix
Billingsley
TV Listings for Thursday March 22 Broadcast Schedule
A dense set of TV guide entries lists programs across multiple stations. Highlights include Hogan's Heroes Ironside The Tonight Show and late News on NBC and CBS News with Walter Cronkite on several channels, plus movies like Joy House and Hornet's Nest star listings and syndicated dramas.
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Kfox TV
NBC Nightly News
4Ben and the Weather
Ironside
NBC News
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
the Waltons
Kauz TV
Hornet’s Nest
Rock Hudson
Sylvia Koscina
TV listings for Amarillo area channels on March 23 1973
TV schedule for KGNC Channel 4 and KGNC Channel 10 in Amarillo shows a full day lineup including news programs cartoons dramas game shows movies and late night features. Notable items include CBS News CBS Movie and Hollywood Squares with selected children and sports programming throughout the day.
Television Schedule Highlights From Day's Lineup
Channel 7 grid lists Brady Kids Partridge Family Room 222 Odd Couple Love American Style News Weather Wide World of Entertainment and more across morning to late night slots. Programs include Sesame Street General Hospital One Life to Live Bonanza Hollywood Squares Jeopardy and the Pro Bowlers coverage with sign off at 1 30.
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the Barkleys
Bill Anderson
NBC Nightly News
Lawrence Welk
Chase
Edmond O'Brian
Porter Wagoner
KVII
Kvii TV
Night Creatures
Peter Cushing
Yvonne Romain
Kid Lower
Julie Andrews
San Francisco
Kswo TV
Electric Company
Eddie
Gomer Pyle
NBC News
Doctors
Peyton Place
Somerset
Chararral
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