Foster and Dodgers Dominate Expos 12-0 in Four-Hitter
Alan Foster silenced the Expos with a four-hitter as the Dodgers blitzed Montreal 12-0 behind 15 hits. The lefty recalled a prior shoulder injury and discussed his altered delivery. In other NL games, Houston beat Cincinnati 5-1 and the Mets edged the Pirates 4-3 amid injuries to Staub and Grote.
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Kitchens Family Back on All Stars
The Kitchens family returns to the Texas High School Coaches Association all star game with Keith Kitchens of Hereford named to the North squad. Bo Snowden of Highland Park will coach the North and Reggie David of Midway will coach the South in the Aug. 1 Dallas Convention Center game.
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Russians Rout Lexington AAU to End Eight-Game U S Tour
The Russian Nationals completed an eight game U S tour by defeating the Lexington AAU squad, national titleholders, 109 to 87 on Friday night in Lexington.
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Colonial Is Eyeball Open Colonial Is Eyeball Open
Fort Worth noted golf columnist Bob Green describes the Colonial as the No 1 girl watching event on the tour with a weeklong party atmosphere. He highlights galleries, fashion, and grand crowds while praising the golf competition led by stars absent Nicklaus Palmer and Player.
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Bill Russell Returns as Sonics Coach and GM
Seattle announces Bill Russell will lead and run the Seattle SuperSonics under a five year contract with a reported $125000 annual salary. Russell, former Celtics star and NBA MVP five times, joins after a period of negotiation and a midseason management shakeup in Seattle.
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All You Got to Do Is Ask Sports Q&A Column
Murray Olderman notes Dave Cowens voted for Nate Thurmond as most helpful teammate. Questions cover boxing boredom for Muhammad Ali, TV money in football, skiing dangers for a 41 year old, 49er season tickets, college basketball time limits, and summer sports camps with celebrities like Joe Namath Rick Barry and Bob Cousy. answers address fans and practical tips.
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Television Schedule for Sunday May 13 1973
KVII Channel 7 lists a full day of programs from 4:30 with Christophers to 5:30 Touch of Grace. The lineup includes The Three Stooges, Gospel Jubilee, Curiosity Shop, Bullwinkle, Make a Wish, Daniel Boone, Pro News, Kids Inc, Call of the West, American Sportsman, Colonial National Golf and Here We Go Again.
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Sunday Television Schedule Highlights and Movies
Channel listings show Pro News and ABC Sunday Night Movie Where Eagles Dare Part 1 with Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood. Other items include Sunday Cinema Sweet Bird of Youth and late features Titanic with Clifton Webb, Barbara Stanwyck.
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Amarillo Splits Pair With Blues
El Paso handed Arkansas a licking as the Texas League leaders closed their series in El Paso. San Antonio edged Shreveport 3-2 as second-place clubs played, while four other clubs split twin bills. Frankie George hit his second grand slam of the season for El Paso off Jack Stripling. Keith Hernandez drove in Joe Kindsey with the lone Arkansas run. San Antonio’s Brewers scored two unearned runs in the first inning.
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Parting shot and minor league scores collide with Masters note
Pro golf gripe on slow play frames this column as Murray Olderman invites questions. Local baseball results highlight Ratliff's seventh inning homer to edge Shreveport, and an 8-4 win by Louisiana visitors in a nightcap. Masters recap: Jack Nicklaus won the 1972 Masters by three strokes after missing 1971 title by two.
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Ashe and Smith Reach World Championship Final
Arthur Ashe meets Stan Smith in an all American final for the World Championship of Tennis with a 50 000 prize. Ashe calls Sunday’s final a high stakes showdown likening it to two double barreled shotguns at 28 feet.
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