Duane Thomas on attitude contract and trust in Dallas
Duane Thomas speaks openly about his Cowboys career, his strained contract and lack of trust in management. He rejects the need to beg for better terms, recalls friction with Tex Schramm and Gil Brandt, and explains his self imposed silence while defending a winning attitude. He recalls the Patriots trade and a sense of being vilified as a star from Dallas South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Duane Thomas
Dallas Cowboys
Thomas
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Landry
Othree Super Stars
National Football League
Duane
Chiane
Gil Brandt
Lair
Brandt
Schramm
Tex
Mit
New England Fatriots
John Mazur
Chmelka Bags First Ever Hole in One at Garden City CC
Jerry Chmelka recorded his first hole in one on the 150 yard No 8 hole at Garden City Country Club using a No 7 iron with a strong tail wind. He finished the nine hole round with a 4. His wife Marolyn, a noted golfer, also holds an ace. Chmelka’s celebration included rounds of refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Chmelka
Crow
Chmelka
Garden City Sale Ca
Garden City Country Club
Bob Christensen
Marolyn
Allen Rejects White Sox Pact and Demands Trade
Slugger Richie Allen known as Dick sought a trade after a 15 minute meeting with White Sox GM Stu Holcomb at Sarasota spring camp. He arrived late, turned down about 125000 in salary, and complained he was used as a gate attraction in St Louis and LA. Holcomb said the club would not free him to another team and wants him as a player for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Richie Allen
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
White Sox
Allen
Stu Holcomb
Sox
Sarasota
Fila
Hotcomb
Tommy John
Steve Huntz
Dodgers
Chicago
Miles J
Holcomb
Stan Bahnsen
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas Rangers
Frank Howard
Bob Short
Rangers
Howard
Ted Williams
Lenny Randle
Elliott Maddox
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Fuller
Chicago Cubs
Ron Santo
Oakland
Cubs
Catfish Hunter
Hud Harrelson
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Marymount Selected For AAU Cage Meet
Marymount College earned an at large entry in the AAU basketball tournament set for March 24 28 in London. The report also covers spring training results across major league teams including the White Sox Rangers Cubs Reds Mets Yankees Tigers and others with notable performances and trade talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Marymount College
London
Labette County junior college names successor after 17 year coach retires
Gene Schickel retires after 17 seasons as Labette County Junior College basketball coach. His teams won 201 games and claimed a national championship in 196?3. John Patterson, assistant coach for five years, is chosen to replace him and will remain a teacher and golf coach.
Pro Cage Club To KC Brings Bush Brand To Royals Move
The Cincinnati Royals plan to move to Kansas City for the 1972 73 season with games in St Louis Omaha and Municipal Auditorium pending NBA approval Attendance in Cincinnati runs about 3500 per game Players refuse to play next season warned by Van Arsdale and the Players Association attorney The Royals would play 21 games in Kansas City and 10 in each other city Officials express unease over the move while pursuing retaining Cousy coach noncommittal Most talk had centered on San Diego as the relocation target
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Basketball Association
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Municipal Auditorium
Joe Axelson
Royals
Wentaree
van Arsdale
Lileme
Axelson
Cousy
Aang
San Diego
Phillies Hit Hedlund Royals Fall In Florida Exhbition
Phillies jump on Hedlund for five first inning hits and four runs then beat Royals 7 4 in Fort Myers. Steve Carlton allows two hits in five innings while Tim McCarverGreg Luzinski and Keith Marshall provide key hits. Dallas Chamber plans Pro Bowl pitch in Honolulu as Clint Murchison resists Super Bowl in Texas Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Montreal
Mike Marshall
Mickey Stanley
RBI
Ike Brown
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
California
San Francisco
Bruce Christensen
Reggie Smith
Boston
Houston
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Larry Stahl
San Diego
Milwaukee
George Stone
Jimmy Freeman
Russ Dillon
Atlanta
Shnnesota
Tokyo Lotte Orions
Kurt Bevacqua
Cleveland
Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Mike Hedlund
Kansas City Royals
Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Royals
Tim McCarver
Cardinal
Greg Luzinski
Paul Schaal
Keith Marshall
John Maybery
Dallas
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu
Clint Murchison
Texas Stadium
Hutch Bumped From National Tourney Upsets Mark First Round
Hutchinson, Kan AP First round of the National Junior College Basketball Tournament includes two afternoon games Seminole Oklahoma versus Burlington Iowa and Tyler Texas against Robert Morris Carthage Illinois In Monday action Vincennes Indiana top seed fought Erie New York to a 107 83 win second seed Dalton Georgia and third seed Arizona Western fell to Paducah Kentucky and to forceful comebacks Casper Wyoming beat State Fair Sedalia Missouri Southern Idaho defeated Ulster County New York Term over Hutchinson Virginia 82 72 Vincennes led by four late but then produced 16 straight points for its 50th win of the year Dalton stalled in the first half and Paducah pulled away late Arizona Western lost the close game through the final minutes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Morris
Carthage
Vincennes
Ind
Erie
N.Y
Dalton
Arizona Western
Florida
Western
Paducah
Casper
Wyo
Sedalia
Southern Idaho
Ulster County
Terrum
Hutchinson
Kane
Havlicek Ends Celts Drought with 38 Points
John Havlicek powered the Boston Celtics to a 124-110 win over the Golden State Warriors, boosting Boston five and a half games up in the Atlantic Division and inching toward the division crown. The Associated Press notes the Celtics’ six-year drought in division titles and Havlicek’s 38 points as a key factor in ending the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Baltimore
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Celts
John Havlicek
Celtics
Golden State Warriors
Kentucky State seeks third NAIA title in 35th tourney
Kentucky State's Thorobreds, led by 60-point record setter Travis Grant, chase a third NAIA basketball championship. Mitchell says team is quicker, shoots better, and aims to finish strong as the 35th annual tournament ends Saturday night. The squad, 24-5 with a 14-game win streak, beat Minot State 118-68 in the first round and face West Georgia in the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lucius Mitchell
Kentucky State
Thorobreds
Mitchell
Minot
N.C
State
Travis
Grant
Nate DeLong
River Falls
Wis
West Georgia
Northwestern
Iowa
Pittsburs
Kan
Western Carolina
Garden City Telegram subscription rates and offices
Publication details for Garden City Telegram list daily schedule with holidays and address. Rates shown include monthly, yearly, and student options, with carrier and mail delivery, plus Associated Press ownership note and staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Telegram
The
Telegram Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Garden City
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miami Dolphins
iThomas
Lincoln High School
Floyd Iglehart
al Tabor
Iglehart
Wi‘ley College
Jim Brown
Mo-Valley
Memphis, Tenn
MVC
Memphis
Terry Benton
Wichita State
MYC
Gene Bartow
Memphis State
Marymount
Phoenix
Detroit
Golden St
Seattle
Portland
Golden State
ABA
W. II. Pet. G.B. x-Kentucky
Virginia
da Carolina
Pittsburgh
x-Utah
Indiana
Denver
Carolina
Utah
Tampa
Labette County
Jaco Cage
By Walt Ditzer
PRO Cage Club
Cincy
Bush
Rochester
van Aredale
Walter Kennedy
Players’ Association
Larry Freisher
Phillies
Hedlund
Hutch
Okla
Burlington
Tyler
Rob
Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Knicks
Philadelpia
Har
Lakers
Pistons
Jim McMillian
Wilt Chamberlain
Bob Lanier
Elmore Smith
Bob Kauffman
Fred Carter
Austin Carr
Wesley
Bullets
Arichie Clark
Lee Winfield
Dick Snyder
SuperSonics
Chat Walker
Bulls
Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Blazers
Jabbar
Sidney Wicks
NAIA
Belhaven
Mississippi
Quinnipiac
Conn
Augustana
Ill
Kearney
Neb
Adams
Colo
Willamattc
Ore
Washington
Findlay
Ohio
Stephen F. Austin
Hills‘dale
Mich
Steve Dentz
Harley Stewart
Bobby York
Charles Hamilton
Stewart
Gregg Bosch
Calvin Kinzer
Pittsburg State
Iever
Kinzer
Wilson Scott
Robert Johnson
John Walty
John Laing
Laing
John Kropp
Western Washington
Gary White
Marty Arit
Adams State
Willamette
Ron Springer
Craig Mortensen
Doug Holden
Hillsdale
Michigan
Secenee
Fred Brooks
LeRoy Allmanohn Frasier
Asweisint Presa
Associated
Treaste
Tne
Apvatat Mlapatoliea
Honkers
State Theatre
Larry Mahan
Jerry Gatlin
Buzz Henning
Chris Howell
W. McClellan
Rodeo
Chuck Henson
L. McKinney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!