U S-Russia Clash Ends Tour With 72 64 Loss
Bob Cousy lamented the weirdest basketball game after the U S team fell to Russia 72 to 64 in the final stop of a six-city tour. A rough, elbow-heavy affair saw 41 fouls on Russia and 40 on the Americans with multiple players fouling out and Sven Nater ejected for striking a Russian.
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Larry Siddons
Associated Press
Baltimore
Bob Cousy
U.S
Russia
United States
Aleksandr Shalnev
Sven Nater
UCLA
Ron Behagen
Minesota
Cousy
Alzhen Zharmukhamedov
Civic Center
Ernie DiGregorio
Trevino May Pull Out Of Colonial
Ailing Lee Trevino delayed his decision on competing in the $150,000 Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth. He notes the shoulder pain limits his swing and may withdraw if not improved by tee off, risking an alternate replacement in the 105-player field.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Fort Worth, Tex
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Colonial Country Club
Women Play For Low Net at Childress Country Club
The Women’s Golf Club judged low net on 18 and 9 holes at Childress Country Club during their play day. Charlotte Riddell won 18 holes with Trene James as runner up while Jeanne Forbis was low on 9. Other players included Millie Brown Betty Farson Luke Barry Lollie Harp Altus Michie Jean Hassell and Gladys McConnell.
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Childress Country Club
Charlotte Riddell
Trene James
Jeanne Forbis
Millie Brown
Betty Farson
Luke Barry
Lollie Harp
Altus Michie
Jean Hassell
Gladys McConnell
James Figg and Jack Broughton Shaped Early Boxing
James Figg rose as England’s premier fighter from 1719 to 1730, defeating many challengers. His successor Jack Broughton later established boxing as a national sport with reforms and lasting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Figg
England
Jack Broughton
Johnny Bench's 4th straight homer sparks Phillies-Reds clash
Johnny Bench roars with seven RBIs and three homers off Steve Carlton to fuel Cincinnati’s 9-7 win over Philadelphia. He matches the modern major league record with four consecutive homers, while Dave Concepcion delivers a decisive two-run shot in the ninth as other NL results unfold.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Johnny Bench
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Strongboy
Steve Carlton
Reds
Dave Concepcion
Phillies
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
New York Mets
Atlanta
Houston
Montreal
Oakland
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Texas
Cleveland
California
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
Carlton
Cardinals
Bench
Ken Reitz
Willie Crawford
Pirates
Claude Osteen
George Culver
Jim Brewer
Manny Sanguillen
Bob Robertson
Bucs
Dodgers
Rick Monday
Billy Williams
Randy Hundley
Cubs
Burt Hooton
El Paso Angels Rally Past Travelers In Tight Lone Star Showdown
El Paso Angels edged the Arkansas Travelers 4 3 to extend their West Division lead to four games over the San Antonio Brewers who lost 4 2 to the Shreveport Captains. Arkansas slimmer East lead as Shreveport narrows gap.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Angels
Arkansas ‘Travelers
San Antonio Brewers
Shreveport
Arkansas
Alexandria Aces
Midland Cubs
Memphis Blues
Amarillo Giants
el Caso
Dave Chalk
Dave Chorley
Ron Clark
Travs
Bob Davis
Alexandria
Aces
Midland
Ron Mathey
Cubs
Charlie Moore
Bob Sheldon
Sheldon
Danny Thomas
San Antonio
Carl Richardson
Doby Johnson
Joe Ascue
Bob Etheridge
Memphis
Amarillo
Bobby Frazier
Etheridge
Sharman Sees Lakers Can Win Final Series
Lakers coach Bill Sharman insists his team can overcome the Knicks in the best-of-seven final after New York takes a 3-1 lead. West hamstring strain notices. Reed and DeBusschere highlighted for New York as Los Angeles fights to force Game Five at the Forum.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Knickerbockers
Forum
Sharman
Lakers
New York
Jerry West
West
Willis Reed
Dave DeBusschere
Madison Square Garden
Las Vegas
Nev
Oilers Acquire Parks and Smith in Draft Move
The Houston Oilers obtained wide receiver Billy Parks and defensive end Tody Smith from the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for first and third round picks next season. Also notes include coaching change at St Francis College, tennis results in Tokyo and Bournemouth, and Milton Gross's obituary in Rockville Centre.
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Associated Press
Houston
Houston Oilers
Billy Parks
Tody Smith
Dallas Cowboys
New York
John Prenderville
St. Francis
N.Y
Tokyo
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Kris Kemmer
Los Angeles
Bournemouth
England
Thevastase
Jean Loupe Rouyer
France
Dallas
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
General Rockville Centre
Milton Gross
The
New York Post
Tiny four cylinder engines power most Indy 500 entries
Sixty-one of 83 cars in this year’s Indianapolis 500 use compact four cylinder engines smaller than many modern cars. The engines carry the Miller and Mayer Drake marks and have been refined in auto racing’s lab. Gene Sarazen won the 1935 Masters in a 36 hole playoff over Craig Wood by five strokes, the Masters having six playoffs in its history. Yonkers Raceway in New York begins a 52 night harness racing meet May 25 to July 24.
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Indianapolis
Miller and Mayer & Drake
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Sarazen
Yonkers
N.Y
TV Guide Listing for May 10 1973 Across Stations
Local listings show a full schedule from KFOX channel 3 to KAUZ channel 6, including news, weather, sports, and prime time programs like Flip Wilson, Dean Martin Show, The Waltons, CBS Late Movie The Moon is Blue, and The Bad Seed. Also includes Streets of San Francisco Bonanza Kung Fu and Wide World of Entertainment.
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Outer Space
American Basketball Association
Ferry
Hong Kong
Curt Juergens
Orson Welles
Sylvia Simms
Cheyenne
CBS Evening News
Hee Haw
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
KAUZ
Starlight
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis
Buck Owens
Bridget
KFDA
Center of the Earth
James Mason
Diane Baker
Kfdx TV
Kswo TV
NBC Nightly News
the Jetson
The
Pink Panther
the Barkleys
Meet the Press
Lawrence Welk
Kfox TV
Elmer Gantry
Benson
Chariton Heston
Kauz TV
CBS
CBS News
Edwards
Channel 6 News
Weather
Green Acres
Walter Cronkiet
Elvis Presley
the Osmonds
ABC
National Geographic
Kvii TV
Peter Cushing
Gina Lollohrinida
Wide World of Sports
Reasoner Report
Wison
Ironside
NBC News
Walter Cronkite
the Waltons
Petticoat Junction
ABC News
San Francisco
William Holden
David Niven
Patty McCormick
Nancy Kelly
Wawu
Wide World of Entertainment
TV Schedule Fragment Shows Day’s Lineup and Films
A dense list of television programs with times from CBS News to late movies. Notable entries include The Dollar$, The New Price Is Right, The Edge of Wen, Mission Impossible, Palm Springs Weekend with Troy Donahue and Connie Stevens, and Circle of Fear.
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Lucille Rivers
Green Acres
Big Valley
KGNC
Kgnc News
Hollywood Square
NBC News
Days of Our Lives
Doctors
Peyton Place
Somerset
Kgnc TV
Palm Springs
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
NBC Nightly News
News
Sanford & Son
the Little People
Circle of Fear
the Bold Ones
Newswatch
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Game Had
Colonial
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Rosa Roundup
American Association of Sheriff's Posses and Riding Clubs
Beutler Bros. &Cervi
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Vernon
Wagon Wheel Western Wear
Smith
Stan Smith
John Alexander
Australia
Alexander
Fred Hilton
Jerry Koosman
Rusty Staub
Mets
Carl Morton
Koosman
Braves
Oscar Brown
Cincinnati
Jack Billingham
el Paso Angels
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Southern Illinois
Doug Weaver
Michigan State
National Football League
USGA
Country Club of Virginia
Richmond
John Wayne
Ann-Margret
Rod Taylor
Tower Drive
Kfda TV
Channel
Garner
Ted Armstrong
Dr. Hargis
Houndcats
We Rotan
Jetsons
the Link Panther
Under Dog
Sealab
Burt Lancaster
Avenue C. NW
Kelvinator
Motorola Appliances
Electric Company
Eddie
Gomer Pyle
KVII
Focus
High Chararral
Cablecom-General, Inc
Commerce
Childress
Showtime
Evil TV
GREEN
Frank Robinson
Santurce Crabbers
Ponce
Adam
Flip Wilson
Tought
Kfoa TV
Wii TV
KSWO
Tri-State
Texas, NM
Okla
RGA
IBILL
Main Street
John Hart
Pyramid
Young & Restless
Riley
N. Main
Genith Dealer
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