Cowboys camp opens with rookies report for two a day drills
Dallas Cowboys began training camp at California Lutheran College with 58 rookies reporting for two a day workouts on July 9. Veterans arrive July 12 and the full squad returns to Dallas after the August 11 preseason in Oakland.
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Dallas Cowboys
California Lutheran College
Dallas
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Cowboys
Los Angeles
Rams
Raiders
Saints
Texas Stadium
Oilers
Houston
Chiefs
Texas
Miami Dolphins
Bears
Chicago
Palais Royal
Shreve City
Uptown
Sunset Village
SEARS
Southern Avenue
Hirsch Memorial Coliseum
Wildlife diseases dangerous to man
Texas health officials report 85 confirmed animal rabies cases in first four months of 1973 with wildlife involvement including 45 skunks 11 foxes two raccoons two bats and one coyote. Rabies control in pets possible by vaccination. no practical wild animal control exists.
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Austin
Texas State Department of Health Laboratories
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Prescott rodeo theater brutal on clowns and cowboys
The Frontier Days rodeo in Prescott Arizona ended Sunday with clowns and riders taking heavy hits. Bob Romer suffered a broken leg after a bull struck his barrel. Tim Womack and Darryl St Germaine were also injured. Prize money totaled $22,420 with multiple winners across events.
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Denver
Coolo
Frontier Days
Prescott
Ariz
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Bob Romer
The
Canyon
Texas
Harry Wold
Romer
Tim Womack
Glendale
Womack
Darryl St. Germaine
Tucson
St. Germaine
Wold
Skipper Voss
Crosby
Voss
Spanky Browne
Wilburton
Okla
Ace Berry
Modesto
Calif
Bo Hunsaker
Cody
Wyo
Joe Landers
Allen Brunson
Chandler
Richard Morgan
Las Vegas
Nev
Les Hirdes
Turlock
John Deaton
Salinas
5 000 Tongues Global Language Range
An estimate places about 5000 languages and dialects worldwide from Aba kan to Zyrien. Many languages are spoken by small communities and understood by only a few thousand people.
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Zyrien
Ben Franklin Early News Pioneer Wrote Ballad on Lighthouse Tragedy
As a boy Ben Franklin peddled printed copies of a ballad he authored about America s earliest lighthouse disaster The drowning of the Boston Light keeper and five companions in 1718 he also showed a musical ear for news.
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Ben Franklin
America
Boston
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