Ten states chosen for live telecast of All American race
Sandstrom outlines regional plan centered in ten states Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Arizona Missouri Arkansas Nebraska Louisiana to televise the All American. A 20 member team, 65 stations, and 11 to 12 million potential viewers are projected with extensive gear and rehearsals to ensure a smooth broadcast from Ruidoso Downs.
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Sandstrom
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Louisiana
Jerry Holley
Wibw-Tv
Topeka
Cliff Craig
Kgng-Tv
Amarillo
Paul Winders
Bill Duckworth
Tv-Radio Age
Florida
California
South Dakota
U.S
General Electric
Ampex
Charlie Jones
Doc Severinsen
Johnny Carson
Severinsen
Ruidoso Downs
Labor Day
Stauffer
Dale Searberry
Ruidoso
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southwest
American Quarter Horse Association
Stauffer Publications
la Mesa Park
Raton
N.M
Sunland Park
el Paso
Spitz Sets 200 Free World Record in Munich
Mark Spitz, a 22-year-old Indiana University dental student, won the 200-meter freestyle in 1:52.78 to set a new world mark and Olympic standard, claiming his third gold at the Tokyo Games. He indicated the meet may be his last international competition, while the U S led with 15 medals. A California high schooler, Sandra Neilson, upset Shane Gould to win the women's 100-meter freestyle in an Olympic record 58.59, with Gould taking bronze.
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Munich
Mark Spitz
United States
Indiana University Dental
Spitz
Mark Wenden
Australia
UCLA
Steve Genter
Lakewood
Calif
Werner Lampe
West Germany
East Germany
Soviet Union
California
Golden State
Sandra Neilson
el Monte
Shane Gould
Miss Gould
Miss Neilson
Shirley Babashoff
Foundation Valley
Beverly Whitfield
Miss Schoenfield
Cuba
U. S
Brazil
U.S
Pedro Chappe
Jim Brewer
University of Minnesota
Reggie Jones
Marine Lancer
Newark
N.J
Valeri Tregubov
America
Canada
Bruce Bradley
Long Beach
Mets Open Berra Era With Big Spring Attendance Boom
New York Mets spark optimism under manager Yogi Berra as they post the NL's best spring winning streak and draw the league's top spring crowds. A May 21 game in Philadelphia drew 57,267 paid, while a June 10 home game at Shea drew 54,198.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Yogi Berra
Philadelphia
Veterans’ Stadium
Shea Stadium
Chargers suspend and fine Duane Thomas after no show
San Diego coach Harland Svare suspended Duane Thomas and levied a 150 dollar daily fine for failing to report to training camp by 6 PM Monday. Thomas, acquired from Dallas, has not practiced after a month of camp, while Chargers traded away Mike Montgomery and Billy Parks to obtain him. The move comes as the team reduces roster size ahead of the season. The article also notes other NFL cutdown actions and Sugar Bowl pairing news, including UCLA facing Drake and Temple against Illinois.
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Tomemory
Associated Press
Harland Svare
San Diego Chargers
Svare
Duane Thomas
Chargers
Dallas
San Diego
Mike Montgomery
Billy Parks
Thomas
NFL
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Duane
Barr Hurls New Mark In Night Of Baseball
San Francisco's Jim Barr extended a string of 41 straight outs tying a major league record as he shut out the Cardinals 3-0 until Bernie Carbo's double ended the bid. The 24-year-old right hander, previously a reliever, earned full time status as a starter per Giants manager Charlie Fox.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bernie Carbo
Cardinals
Harvey Haddix
Yankees
Texas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Barr
Giants
Charlie Fox
New Mexico dove season outlook shows mixed prospects
Openers expected Friday with about 20 000 hunters statewide as rains and cold weather threaten northern doves. Farmington and Gallup Grants report birds moving south while Las Vegas forecasts peak hunting in foothills near U S 84 Pecos River Valley and Anton Chico. Alamogordo officers say rains boost water and food, doves abundant and numbers higher than last year.
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Hal Simmons
Associated Press
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Farmington
Gallup Grants
Las Vegas
Game and Fish
Ruben Gonzales
Gonzales
U.S. 84
Pecos River
Anton Chico
Roy Owen
Alamogordo
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BEARS
Rene Teen
Balmorhea
Alpine J. V
Buena Vista
Dell City
Grandfalls Royalty
Sanderson
Maria Balmorhea
Olympic
Dana Schoenfield
Anaheim
Roland Matthes
Mike Stamm
Jerry Murphy
Hinsdale
Ill
North Texas
Austin
San Antonio
Abilene
Pecos High School
Cindy Stafford
Debbie Walter
Becky Worsham
Tracy Elequin
Evan Millan
Connie Beckham
Pitts
Chic
Mont
Phila
West Cincin
Hous
Atl
San Fran
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Montreal
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
John
Jenkins
McAnally
Niekro
Arlin
Kison
Matlack
Gullett
Carlton
Reuss
Willoughby
Gibson
Oakland
Detroit
Wood
Boston
McGlothen
Glanhouse
Gardner
Plittorff
Lonborg
Baltimore
Dobson
Minnesota
Blyleven
Fryman
Wright
Perry
Odom
Memphis
Shreveport
Alexandria
Midland
West Oak
Kan
City
Tex
x-Alexandria
Pecos Enterprise
Woody Campbell
Mike Richardson
Houston Oilers
Ray Ogden
Bill Tucker
Chicago Bears
Ike Kelley
Eldridge Dickey
Sandy Durko
Greg Cook
Bill Staley
NEW Orleans
Drake
Bulldogs
Temple Owls
Illinois
Herschel Nissenson
Jim Barr
R&s
R&s Electronics
W. 3Rd
Dove Hunt
Elkins Electric
Electric Contracting
W. Hwy
Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
Pecos
Wesley Phillips
Texaco
Peyton Place
Orla
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