Television Logs for Tuesday February 9 1971 slate
A local TV guide overview lists time slots and programs for February 9 1971 across channels. It details shows from Americans From Africa to late night movies and talk programs including The Produc ers and The Decks Ran Red with channel and time entries.
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Television
Africa
Julia
Green Acres
Channel 12
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Evening TV Schedule Snips Through Day in Texarkana
A dense listing shows daytime and primetime TV blocks with programs ranging from Sunrise Semester to The Bunnet at CBS News and daily soap operas. It references Texarkana College, Bozo the Clown, Matted reruns, and movie titles such as A Lady Without a Passport and Rio Conchos, with host and guest lineup hints and sport and game show segments interwoven.
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Texarkana College
R.F.D
Arkansas A.M. Ln
Dinah Shore
Eddie
Shiloh
Rome
Federal drug abuse answers offer parent guidance and free copy
A plain language federal booklet answers common questions about drug abuse and how parents can talk with children. It suggests sending a coupon to receive a free copy for quick catching up on key facts and safety tips.
Robertson No 2 Scorer in Pro Ranks
New York AP Milwaukee star Oscar Robertson became the NBA’s No 2 all time career scorer. Jerry West of Los Angeles is near fourth place as Robertson reached the milestone.
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New York
Milwaukee
Oscar Robertson
National Basketball Association
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Robertson
Northside Tops Arkansas in AP high school basketball poll
Northside Fort Smith leads the Associated Press ranking with a 16 1 record and seven first place votes totaling 123 points. Hot Springs Horace Mann and Tuckerman follow, with North Little Rock and Harrison sneaking into the top ten as Rogers drops out after a loss.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Northside
Arkansas
Little Rock Hall
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Horace Mann
Tuckerman
Cave City
North Little Rock
Harrison
Blytheville
Stamps
Jonesboro Westside
Rogers
Bentonville
FS Northside
Hot
Deaf School
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
LA Central
LR McClellan
Marvell, Rogers and Stephens
Nueces River Heads Field at Oaklawn
Nueces River trained by Doug Davis Jr. heads a six horse field in Oaklawn Park's $6,500 feature for 3 year olds, 5 furlongs, carrying 114 pounds with jockey James McKnight aboard. Other contenders include Brat Force Bixa Cornish Sister Rapid Tim and Uncle Davis.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Nueces River
Doug Davis Jr
Oaklawn Park
James McKnight
Brat Force
Bixa
Cornish Sister
Rapid Tim
Davis
W. A. Lofton
Pelani
Blonde Lady
J. L. Lively
Lapel Dutchess
Larry Snyder
Lance Alworth Drops Suit Against NFL
San Diego AP report states Lance Alworth will remain with the San Diego Chargers and drop his 5.6 million dollar antitrust suit against the NFL and its 26 teams. He says a settlement meets his demands and he wants to be remembered as a good football player, not a filer of suits.
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SAN Diego
Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
National Football League
Alworth
NFL
Chargers
Satchel Paige Poised for Hall of Fame Honor
New York AP reports Satchel Paige, long blocked by racial barriers, is a near certainty for Hall of Fame eligibility via a special 10 member committee to honor Negro leagues contributions. Also considered are Josh Gibson Oscar Charleston John Henry Lloyd Cool Poppa Bell Buck Leonard Ray Dandridge Judy Johnson Cannonball Redding. Paige debuted in 1926 with the Chattanooga Black Lookouts and joined the Kansas City Monarchs before breaking into the majors in 1948 with the Cleveland Indians, finishing 28-31 in the World Series era.
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New York
Satchel Paige
Cooperstown
N.Y
Bowie Kuhn
Josh Gibson
Oscar Charleston
John Henry Lloyd
Cool Poppa Bell
Buck Leonard
Ray Dandridge
Judy Johnson
Cannonball Redding
Paige
Chattanooga Black Lookouts
Kansas City Monarchs
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Solunar Tables Plan Your Day For Best Sport Times
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide planning. Use these times to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover to maximize daily sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
Mackey to testify before U.S. grand jury on NFL structure
John Mackey, president of the Professional Football Players Association and Colts tight end, was slated to testify before a federal grand jury probing owner player relations in the NFL. Key witnesses Kemp and Miller testified on inequities, the option clause, and competition within the league.
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Michael A. Verespej
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
John Mackey
Professional Football Players Association
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Antitrust Division
U.S. Justice Department
Jack Kemp
Players Association
Alan Miller
AFL
Association
Kemp
New York
Grand Jury
Golden Goose
American Football League Players Association
AFL Players’ Association
NFL Players Association
Miller
Oakland Raiders
Players’ Association
NFL
Alcindor tallies 39 as Bucks crush Suns in Milwaukee
Lew Alcindor scored 39 points and pulled 23 rebounds to lift the Milwaukee Bucks 118-94 over the Phoenix Suns. The 7-foot-2 star dominated on both ends with fast-break dunks, a full-court dash, assists, and several blocks as Phoenix coach Cotton Fitzsimons admitted fear of his presence.
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Bob Greene
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Power Memorial High
New York City
Lew Alcindor
Phoenix Suns
Alcindor
Nets
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
Floridians
Pittsburgh
Oscar Robertson
Braves Activate Player to Qualify for Pension
Record notes that his final appearance with the Kansas City A's came in 1965. The Atlanta Braves activated him in 1968, enabling pension eligibility.
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Kansas City A's
Atlanta Braves
Lund Seeks Another Pole in Daytona Speed Weeks
Tiny Lund, a 265 pound NASCAR racer and fishing camp owner from Lake Marion South Carolina, aims to qualify another car for the Permatex 200 late model sportsman race in Daytona Beach Florida. He won the pole on Monday at Daytona International Speedway with a lap of 179.974 mph in a 1968 Ford, topping Red Farmer of Hueytown Alabama by more than five mph for the front row.
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AP Auto Racing
Wester Daytona Brace, Fla
Tiny Lund
Daytona
Lund
Lake Marion
South Carolina
Daytona International Speedway
Red Farmer
Hueytown, Ala
Barber 2nd in Pro Golf Moneywise
Tom Shaw leads the PGA money list with $69,752 after winning the Hawaiian Open, $10,511 ahead of Miller Barber in second place with $59,241. Barber tops the points race with 55,541.5 while Shaw has 41,265. George Archer is third in both money and points with $37,607 and 33,776.86 points. The top ten money-winners are named, and additional racing notes appear for Daytona 500 and other events with drivers like Cale Yarborough and A. J. Foyt.
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New York
Tom Shaw
Shaw
Miller Barber
Barber
George Archer
Billy Casper
Bob Lunn
Arnold Palmer
Dave Eichelberger
Bob Murphy
DeWitt Weaver
Howie Johnson
Bucks Roll Over Suns Behind Alcindor Big Game
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored and dominated inside as Milwaukee built a 47-11 record with a 119 88 win over Phoenix. Connie Hawkins paced the Suns with 23 points, including 19 in the first half, but Milwaukee pulled away after leading 36 31 at the break and widening the margin in the third period.
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Thes Sung
Suns
Milwaukee
Bucks
Alcindor
Greg Smith
Hawkins
Dick VanArsdale
Phoenix
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