Rutherford top in Indy 500 qualifying with speed marks
Johnny Rutherford, a Fort Worth driver, captured the pole for the 57th Indy 500 with a four lap speed of 198.413 mph and a one lap best of 199.071 mph. The event features legacies Gary Bettenhausen and Bill Vukovich Jr racing to honor their fathers who died at the track.
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Mike Harris
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Johnny Rutherford
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Rutherford
Fort Worth
al Unser
Speedway
Indianapolis Speedway
Gary Bettenhausen
Bill Vukovich Jr
Bettenhausen
Vukovich
Tony Bettenhausen
Auto Racing
Gary
Merle
Tony
Bill Vukovich
Little Billy
Billy
Yuky
Lilly to Sign Two Year Deal With Cowboys
Dallas defensive tackle Bob Lilly says he will sign a two year contract next week for about 68 000 to 75 000 dollars per year. Lilly and the Cowboys agreed orally after he had hinted at retirement. He has played 168 consecutive games for Dallas since 1961.
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Dallas
Bob Lilly
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Lilly
Cowboys
Texas Christian
Astros Edge Pirates 7-2 Behind May's Two Homers
Houston slugger Lee May hit two home runs off Bob Moose as the Astros defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-2 at Three Rivers Stadium. Jerry Reuss earned his sixth win with a five hitter, while Moose suffered his fourth loss. The day’s MLB slate also saw Cubs, Cardinals, Phillies, Dodgers, and Expos win as Detroit beat Oakland 1-0 in 13 innings.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Bob Moose
Lee May
Moose
May
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
Astro
Three Rivers Stadium
Astros
Pirate
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
Jerry Reuss
Houston
Ron Santo
Rick
Red Raiders Watched Closely
Texas Tech faces questions on the offensive line and front seven as coach Jim Carlen rebuilds after a 1972 8-3 season. Returnees include George Smith and Cliff Hoskins, with Rufus Myers and Dennis Allen among the new starters. The receiving corps features Tillman and Samford, while the defense hopes Burley Knaus and Hennig lift the unit.
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Lubbock
Tex
Texas Tech
Joe Barnes
George Smith
Andre Tillman
Cliff Hoskins
Red Raiders
Jim Carlen
Carlen
Donald Rives
Quintin Robinson
Davis Corley
Dennis Allen
Tom Furgerson
Raiders
Smith
Baylor
Rufus Myers
Hoskins
Mosley
John Garner
Barnes
Big Lake
Aboly
Jimmy Carmichael
Tommy Dunniven
Ronnie Samford
Calvin Jones
Tillman
Aubrey McCain
Multisport rough day as Indians blast White Sox and Dodgers top teams
Budding stars and veterans fueled a busy baseball night across the majors. Detroit edged Cleveland in 13 innings on Dick Sharon’s second major league hit, while Chicago Yankee and Minnesota games featured dramatic late-inning sequences. Cherry Valley’s Alan Whiteman threw a perfect game with two homers and five hits in a 12-0 win.
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Reuschel
Bob Locker
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Jose Cruz
St. Louis
Atlanta
Ken Brett
RBI
Bill Robinson
Philadelphia
San Diego
Robinson
Willie Crawford
Los Angeles
New York
Crawford
Dodgers
Ron Hunt
Tim Foli
Ron Woods
Montreal
San Francisco
Detroit
Motown
Tiger Stadium
Tigers
Oakland A’s
Texas
California
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Campaneris
Lerrin LaGrow
Dick Sharon
Mickey Stanley
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Ken Aspromonte
Chris Chambliss
Charlie Spikes
Oscar Gamble
Dave Duncan
Aspromonte
Duncan
Spikes
Gamble
John Ellis
Vada Pinson
Angels
Steve Barber
Barber
Brewers
Yankees
Gene Michael
Bruce Dal Canton
Twins
Dal Canton
Bobby Darwin
Tony Oliva
Jim Holt
Gail Hopkins
Cherry Valley
N.Y
Alan Whiteman
Cherry Valley High School
Lawrence Central School
Whiteman
Lawrence
TV Schedule Highlights for KVII and KFDA on Sunday May 27 1973
KVII Channel 7 lists a full day of programming from 6:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m including Christophers Three Stooges Gospel Jubilee Revival Fires Curiosity Shop Bullwinkle Make a Wish Daniel Boone Pro News Let's Make A Deal FBI Sunday Cinema ABC Sunday Night Movie and ABC News Also on KFDA Channel 10 a Sunday lineup from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m featuring Old Time Gospel Hour Insight Face the Nation Learn & Live Washington Debates You Are There CBS Sports and late movies The Rains of Randour starring Richard Burton and Lana Turner
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Kvii TV
1Ssues & Angulars
FBI
ABC News
KVII
Julie Doris Day
Barry Sullivan
KFDA
First Baptist Church
Oral Roberts
Jim Thomas
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Barnaby Jones
the Protectors
Randour
Richard Burton
Lana Turner
Chaplin
Bourbon St
Pebbies
Gospel Businessmen Fellowship
Herald of Truth
Cheyenne
Gospel and Classic TV Night Schedule Fragment
A partial TV guide lists programs from 7:30 p m Words of Life to 10:30 p m CBS Late Movie and signals a missing segment with the line ear Were You When The Lights Went 907. Programs include Rex Hubbard This is the Life Astro Baseball Soldiers Three Colombo The Archies and Lassie among others highlighted in a single-day broadcast lineup.
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Rex Hubbard
First Baptist Church
Astro Baseball
Houston
Pittsburgh
Red Skelton
Meet the Press
NBC Nightly News
Wild Kingdon
Colombo
Night Gallery
Oral Roberts
Stewart Granger
Sian
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Robert H. Eluost
Oklahoma Farrier College
America
Golden Sonic
Sonic Tempo
White Wall
Tire Center
Chevron Service
Childress
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Focus
Curiosity Shop Bullwinkle
Directions
Cline Motor CO
Kelvinator
Motorola Appliances
ABC Weekend
Major Adams
John Wilbot
Cablecom-General, Inc
Commerce
Kfox TV
News
Evening Report
NBC News
Tonight Show
KGNC
Channel 4
Newswatch
TBA
Kfda TV
CBS News
Cronkite
Lucy
Doris Day
Bill Cosby
Tri State State
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Court House
Veterans Organizations
Hosa
Pomerat Seagee
Ave
Fairview Floral Co
KFOX
Kauz TV
Ural
Bill's TV
Kgnc TV
Encounter
Day of Discovery
Cathedral
Faith
Lancer
92Nd Street
Lloyd Nolan
Leo Carroll
Main Street
Inside Television
Richard Widmark
Dean Stockwell
RILEY
N. Main
Petticoat Junction
CBS Evening News
Medical Center
CBS Sage Movie
Johnnie Bristol
Kswo TV
the Rockies
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