Wilt Chamberlain pursues volleyball career and Olympic goal
Wilt Chamberlain, famed Lakers center, arrives with The Big Dippers team at Staten Island Community College to discuss his volleyball ambitions. He envisions playing for the US Olympic team in 1976, critiques amateur rules for professionals, and notes he promotes volleyball to fund his girls team The Little Dippers while acknowledging limited earnings in the sport.
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National Volleyball Association
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Supreme Court
Santa Monica Beach
Rudy Suwara
Cuba
University of California At Santa Barbara
Suwara
Radligans
Staten Island
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Als
Déan Selznick
Larry Rundle
Rich Riffero
Toshi Toyoda
National Basketball Association
Willis Reed
Foreclosure Sale and Auction of Chattels and Real Estate Notice
Public notice details a June 13 1973 auction of a consigned carton of plastic moulding plus a July 6 1973 foreclosure sale of Lot 132 Meadowbrook Estates Decatur Alabama. Mortgagee Collateral Investment Company seeks cash payment to satisfy indebtedness in Morgan County Alabama. Attorneys Corbetti Newsom Rogers 529 Frank Nelson Building Birmingham Alabama listed. Also lists equipment and assets including refrigeration units cash registers and office furnishings.
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Karex Corp
Huntsville
Alabama
Bowman Transportation, Inc
Highway 24
Decatur
Mortgagee Corretti, Newson & Rogers
Frank Nelson
Birmingham
Fittipaldi Presses Lead in 1973 World Championship
Emerson Fittipaldi trails Jackie Stewart by four points after Monaco as the two battle for the 1973 title. Stewart dominated the Monaco Grand Prix on the redesigned street circuit to claim his 25th win, while Fittipaldi kept second, with nine events remaining on the calendar ahead of the June 17 Sweden race.
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Emerson Fittipaldi
Jackie Stewart
Fittipaldi
Pele
Brazil
Stewart
Jim’ Clark
Sweden
One-Round Strafaci Returns to British Amateur
The British Amateur opens in Porthcawl with Frank Strafaci of Miami Beach, a veteran contender known as One-Round Strafaci. He capers with confidence that age won’t stop him from winning this ancient title despite mixed past results. The event attracts 200 golfers from around the world.
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Wales
Strafaci
Frank Strafaci
Miami Beach
Fla
Dixie Youth Central League Baseball Results
In Dixie Youth action the Red Legs defeated the Pirates 12 to 3 with Walker and Copeland delivering key hits while Cunningham suffered the loss for the Pirates. For minor A, Redlegs beat Pirates 7 to 5 as Collins earned the win and McAbee the loss with Holland contributing for the Pirates.
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Copeland
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J. Smith
Devine
Jane
Raines
Tidwell
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McAbee
Thompson
Holland
Duke
Keily
Crowe
Final Mason Dixon 500 finish list and earnings
Dover report lists the final order of finish for the 500 mile Mason Dixon race led by David Pearson with $13,325 prize for 500 laps. Cale Yarborough and Bobby Allison follow. multiple drivers earn between $460 and $13k across 500 miles in 1970s stock cars.
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Mercury
Cale Yarborough
Bobby Allison
Richard Petty
Dodge
Cecil Gordon
Benny Parsons
Ford
Buddy Baker
Dave Marcis
Matador
Dean Dalton
David Sisco
Chevolet
Jake Thomas
James Hylton
Henley Gray
Charlie Roberts
Bill Hollar
Jimmy Crawford
Plymouth
Elmo Langley
Richard Childerss
McDuffie
O.K. Ulrich
Walter Catlard
Bobby Isaac
Vic Parsons
Bill Champion
Mel Larson
Ed Negre
Earle Canavan
Coo Coo Marlin
Richard Brown
Neil Gasties
Donnie Allison
Rick Newsom
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The Associated Press provides league leaders in the National and American Leagues. Highlights include Bonds and Stargell leading in hits and home runs, Morgan and Cedeno top stolen bases, and Seaver and Ryan posting top strikeout numbers.
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Ferguson
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H.aaron
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Cedeno
Wise
Bill Ningham
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Seaver
Carlito
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Mayberry
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Melton
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Murcer
Carew
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Spencer
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Dallen
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Oak
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Singer
Jacksonville State Eliminated at World Series
Missouri St Louis edged Jacksonville State 2 1 in the NCAA College Division I World Series second round. Bill Naucke tripled and scored on a bad pitch in the fifth as Barney Wilson walked Mike Caraffa who drove in the winning run. Jacksonville State had four hits off Dale Westerholt. Wilsons sacrifice fly accounted for the Gamecocks lone run.
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Springfield
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Jacksonville State
Missouri-St. Louis
Gamecocks
Bill Naucke
Barney Wilson
Wilson
Mike Caraffa
Jacksonville
Dale Westerholt
Charles Maniscalco
Mortgage foreclosure sale in Morgan County Alabama
Collateral Investment Company will sell at public outcry the Howard mortgage on July 6 1973 in front of Decatur Court House Morgan County Alabama for 1 acre more or less. The sale is to satisfy the indebtedness secured by the July 1 1971 mortgage recorded in Book 846 page 56 and is conducted under the power of sale.
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Alabama
Court ‘House
Decatur
Morgan ‘County
Meadowbrook Estates
Roger Dean Howard
Shirley Howard
Court House
Section 10
Township 6
Correttl Newsom
Foreclosure Sale Planned for Han-D-Way No 3 Assets
Central Bank of Alabama N A as secured party will auction automations and store equipment from Han D Way No 3 at 1208 Danville Road Southwest Decatur Alabama. The sale runs June 15 1973 between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and may occur in parcels or as a unit. Equipment includes shelving ganolas counters walk in cooler dairy and frozen food merchandisers and related fixtures.
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Central Bank of Alabama, N. A
State National Bank of Alabama
Han-D-Way, Inc
D-Way No. 3
Danville Road
Decatur
Alabama
Sugh Folows- Dixie Craft
Wells King wedding attendees and local visits noted
Social notes list attendees at the Wells King wedding at Forest Chapel Methodist Church including Mr and Mrs Joe Summerford and family Eric Tom and Hank, and others. Several relatives visit in Nashville New York Los Angeles while families host guests. An Indian Summer Club luncheon is planned at 11 am Wednesday in the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
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Towns Creek
Arthur Edmondson
Earl Gurley
Bill i Tarpley
Wells King
Forest Chapel Methodist Church
Joe Summerford
Eric
Tom and Hank
Ernie Holmes
Vance West
Ronnie Holmes
James Smith
New York
John David Cloud
Los Angeles
John Cloud
Maurice Brown
Tommy Brown
Fred Anders
Cross Roads
Cullman County
Ira Summerford
J. L. Hayes
Nashville
Cecil Haynes
Galveston
Tex
Joleana Haynes
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Center Springs Residents Attend Church and Anniversary
Center Springs visitors including Mrs. Matie Whisanant and Osmorene of Jacksonville joined Mrs. Hessie Sharp for Sunday services. A. T. St. John Jr. and family celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home in Arab with relatives aiding the celebration. Youths attended the Methodist retreat at Camp Sumatunga and Vacation Bible School runs June 11 to 15 under Mrs. Shirley Hammons.
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Matie Whisanant
Osmorene
Jacksonville
Hessie Sharp
Raymond Campbell
Ene
Billie
A. T. St. John Jr
A. T. St. John
Arab
Ireta Turney
Sabrina Butler
Pam Richards
Tony Sharp
Kim Lemmonds
David
Sheinwold on Bridge Bid One Heart
South must bid vigorously to become declarer and preserve control with low trumps. With North holding S K 6 H A 9 8 6 5 D 4 C K Q 10 8 3, the right plan is to lead a low trump and keep Ax of trumps to manage clubs and diamonds. The recommended answer is Bid one heart to show clubs and force partner responses.
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East
Savage
West
Declarer
Trump
Sheinwold
Gen
Fea, Corp
Perry Mason Actor Reveals Only Court Case Won
Monte Markham, set to star in The New Adventures of Perry Mason, says he faced one court case eight years ago in Pasadena California over a rental lease length and won after the judge sided with him. He notes viewers may compare him to Raymond Burr, and discusses his career shift back to TV drama with CBS facing stiff competition.
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Perry Mason
Pasadena
Calif
Pasadena Playhouse
Markham
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ABC
FBI
NBC
Perry, Mason
Starling
Raymond. Burr
Raymond Burr
Burr
Irene
Hollywood
Manatee
Fla
Turned-On Housewife Wants Out From Pot
A Houston reader shares how social use of marijuana affected family life. The letter details a pot smoking mother of four, legal conflicts with her husband, a minor car accident, and lasting health effects. Ann Landers responds arguing pot does not solve problems and opposes legalization.
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Ann
Sean Anlarsdisc
Houston
Horoscope by Jeane Dixon for Tuesday
Daily astrology notes that birthdays align with optimistic, work and prayer driven outcomes this year. Each sign receives guidance on relationships, home life, travel, and career with practical advice and cautionary notes for timing and balance.
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