Rentzel Seeks Top Rams Season Amid Legal Plea
Lance Rentzel awaits an appeal after a judge imposes a 90 day jail term plus a $2000 fine and three years probation for marijuana possession. The stay and status on the Rams roster hinge on the pending appeal and team decision. Rentzel vows to deliver his best season for Los Angeles, citing Rams support and a multi year contract.
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Ron Roach
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Lance Rentzel
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William Caldecott
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Rentzel
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Robert R. Lee
Don Klosterman
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Junior High Track Meet Set For Friday At Bobcat Stadium
Principal Bobby Hart announces a boys and girls junior high track meet at Bobcat Stadium this Friday at 4 p.m. Students in grades four to eight will compete in events including dashes relays the 440 and 880 yard races and the broad jump with ribbons awarded to category winners. The event is free and open to the public.
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Bobcat Stadium
Bobby Hart
Hart
China and U S Teams Win In Philadelphia Gym Meet
The PRC men defeated the United States 166.35 to 160.65 while the U S women beat China 110.60 to 104.65 at the Spectrum. Yang Ming-ming led men with 55.45. Bessie Fike won the all around with 37.20 points and Nancy Theis placed third.
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People’s Republic of China
U.S
China
United States
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bessie Fike
Cypress
Calif
Chiang Shau-Yi
Nancy Theis
Champaign- Urbana
Ill
Yang Ming-ming
Tsai Huan-tsung
Chu Te-jui
Girls Fight Little League Rules for Ball Play
Jenny Fulles a 10 year old from Mill Valley California writes to the White House about being barred from Little League. Carolyn King 12 in Michigan is barred from a local team prompting talk of court action. Babe Ruth and Little League defend rules citing medical concerns about girls competing with boys. A Centerville Virginia boygirl named Leslie Williams joins a T Ball team but is dropped after officials learn she is a girl.
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Mill Valley
Calif
White House
Nixon
Office of Civil Rights
Jenny
Ypsilanti
Mich
Carolyn King
Supreme Court
Concord
N.C
Yvonne Burch
Schenectady
N.Y
Sheila O'Donnell
Sheila
Robert Sirrat
Little League
Carolyn
Sirrat
Stirrat
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Centerville
Leslie
Ken Roberts
Raine Gilbert
T-Ball League
Gary Player declares himself fit for Atlanta Golf Classic
South African star Gary Player says he is 100 percent after major surgery and health issues, entering the Atlanta Golf Classic as his first U.S. tour start of the year. He hopes to play the World Open in November and chase a fifth career millioniare status amid rivals Jack Nicklaus, Bob Lunn, Tommy Aaron, Dave Hill, and Tom Weiskopf.
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Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
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Bob Lunn
Tommy Aaron
Dave Hill
Tom Weiskopf
Best Ball Golf Tournament Set For Friday Evening
The Women’s Golf Club will hold another Best Ball Tournament at 6 p.m. Friday at Childress Country Club. Call before 5 p.m. Friday to enter. Wednesday’s flag winners were Sue Williams first, Scooter Cook and Charlotte Riddle tied for second, and Louie Harp third, with players including Gloar Saied James Hassell Michie Jones McClendon Webb Forbis Brown.
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Scooter Cook
Charlotte Riddle
Louie Harp
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Najla Saied
Ilene James
Jean Hassell
Shirley Hassell
Altus Michie
Della Jones
Sis McClendon
Glada Webb
Jeanne Forbis
Millie Brown
Court Beats Teeguarden In French Open First Round
Margaret Court of Australia defeated Pam Teeguarden of Los Angeles 6 2 6 2 in the opening round of the $135 000 French tennis championships.
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Pam Teeguarden
Los Angeles
ST. Paul
Minn
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National Hockey Association
Rick Smith Smith
California Golden Seals
Steve Cardwell
Pittsburgh Penguins
Bloomington
Doug Davis
Minnesota Vikings
Bowling Rockford
Ill
Millie Martorella
Rochester
N.Y
Rockford
Greenbelt Bowl Deadline Approaches for Friday Entries
Deadline to enter the Greenbelt Bowl Football Classic set for Saturday August 11 is Friday. Applications go to Greenbelt Bowl, P O Box 28, Childress Texas 79201. Players listed include Roy Trevino Lubbock Rocky Bachman Crowell Ronnie Prince Altus Gil Gray Seymour Rickey Hefley Wheeler Parker Kidd Jayton Chris Pearson Tulia Gary Loveday Claude Stan Dyer Hart Kevin Jones Slaton Bobby Love Childress David Green Amarillo Danny Posey Aspermont Greg Clonts Knox City Scott Combest Sweetwater Kim Norris Kress Alan Cornelius Hereford Mike Leeper Clarendon Ronnie Davis Wichita Falls Marshall Pennington Borger Gary Klein Electra Joe Burch Sayre Donnie Laminack Paducah Terry Wheeler Memphis Doak Elledge Perryton Ricky Wright Childress Ray Greene Sayre Turk Nelson Childress Ricky Watts Anson Wayne Hogg Lamesa Bill Johnson Crosbyton Dan Meads Vernon Terry Bunch Floydada.
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Chris Pearson
Tulia
Gary Loveday
Claude
Stan Dyer
Hart
Kevin
Doak Elledge
Perryton
Ricky Wright
Ray Greene
Sayre
Turk Nelson
Ricky Watts
Anson
Wayne Hogg
Lamesa
Bill Johnson
Crosbyton
Dan Meads
Vernon
Terry Bunch
Floydada
Danny Lancaster and Jerry Neel Sign With McMurry
Two 1972 Childress players join McMurry College Indians as offensive end Danny Lancaster and defensive back Jerry Neel sign on. Lancaster is 6-3 185 and a two time 2 A A All District honoree who also qualified for state track in high jump. Neel is 6-0 165 and twice All District with roles at wingback split end and safety under coach Charlie Johnston.
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Danny Lancaster
Jerry Neel
David Nelson
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Lancaster
Neel
Charlie Johnston
Reds Narrowly Defeat Astros 4-3 in Small-Ball Win
Cincinnati capitalized on a five hit attack with one wasted at bat as Dave Concepcion drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single. The Reds moved into second in the NL West while Chicago and San Diego won their games.
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Houston
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Chicago
Montreal
San Diego
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlanta
Ken Rudolph
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Don Kessinger
Jim Hickman
Ron Santo
Fred Kendall
Willie Crawford
Bill Russell
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Mike Corkins
Padres
Carlos May
Sal Bando
May
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California Angels
Oakland A’s
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White Sox
Bill Singer
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Jim Ray Hart
Boston Red Sox
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Orlando Cepeda
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Twins
Kansas City Royals
Texas
Horacio Pina
Matty Alou
Detroit
Billy Martin
Tice Petrocelli
Boston
Milwaukee
Red Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Kansas City
Buffalo Braves Stall Talks With Guard DiGregorio
The Buffalo Braves admitted new problems in contract talks with All American guard Ernie DiGregorio as silence settled over the negotiations. Maryland coach Lefty Driesell left for Duke.
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Maryland
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TV Listings for May 24 1973 across local stations
Channel schedules show NBC CBS and ABC prime time lineups with titles such as Hogan's Heroes Ironside The Tonight Show and The Waltons. Program blocks include News weather sports and late movies with titles Blow Up Night in Casablanca and Wide World of Entertainment across KFOX KGNC KVII and KAUZ stations.
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Ironside
Dean Martin
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
the Waltons
KFDA
Kauz TV
CBS Late
Insight
Lawrence Welk
Kgnc TV
Rachael Cade
Angie Dickenson
Peter Finch
Appex
Buck Owens
Bridget
Bernie
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
John Wayne
Claudia Cardinale
KFDX
Channel
the Barkleys
Bill Anderson
NBC Nightly News
Devils Brigade
Audie Murphy
Jeff Chandler
Kswo TV
Perry Mason
News
Sports Report
Hogan‘s Heroes
Sanford & Son
the Little People
Circle of Fear
Bold Ones
KAUZ
Cha
CBS
Edwards
Channel 6 News
Weather
John Mills
Hunter
Orson Wells
Bradford Dillman
Jackson Five
the Osmonds
Germany
TV Guide Style Daytime and Evening Schedule Listing
A dense, undecipherable TV schedule snippet lists CBS News The Jokers Wild and several game shows across the morning and evening slots, including The Dollars' 10 000 Pyramid and Gambit. It mentions NBC Nightly News and other programs like Jeopardy and Days of Our Lives plus late movies and public affairs shows.
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Young & Restless
KGNC
Kgnc News
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Newswatch
Tonight Show
Sun Kings Edge Brewers 14-13 in three hour battle
El Paso's Sun Kings toppled the San Antonio Brewers 14-13 after three hours and 38 minutes. Frankie George powered the win with a third inning grand slam and a ninth inning bases loaded double. Other Texas League results included Amarillo 12 Midland 0 and Shreveport 8 Alexandria 5.
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el Paso Sun Kings
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Amarillo
Midland
Shreveport
Alexandria
Memphis
Arkansas
Aces
Giants
Worth Scott
Memphis Blues
Arkansas Travelers
Greg Harts
Tom Hallams
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights From Texas Stations
TV listings from KAUZ KFDA KFDX KSWO and KBJ stations detail a full day of children's cartoons, news, and popular series. Notable programs include Bugs Bunny, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Scooby Doo, The Jetsons, Monty Python? No, The Jetsons and Mission Impossible. Nightly news, sports, and special features anchor the schedule with multiple film presentations and theater programs.
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Fat Albert and the Cosby
the Navy
Lloyd Nelson
Joan O’brien
Cheyenne
Hee Haw
Bridget Loves
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Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
KAUZ
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Warlock
Anthony Quinn
Henry Fonda
Richard Widmark
KFDA
Garner
Ted Armstrong
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