1973 National Football League Schedule Fragments
Schedule fragments show September through December matchups for 1973 NFL season with opponents, tentative dates, and notes on post season games. Includes teams such as Atlanta New Orleans Baltimore Cleveland Buffalo Cincinnati Dallas Detroit Houston New York Jets Los Angeles Oakland St Louis San Diego San Francisco Washington and others, plus details on late season and potential playoff framing.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Baltimore
Cleveland
Buffalo
New England
Cincinnati
Denver
Dallas
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Houston
N.Y. Giants
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Oakland
Minnesota
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Diego
Washington
San Francisco
Miami
Green Bay
N.Y. Jets
N.Y
Milwaukee
Pinsburgh
Advanta
Los Angles
Kansas
City
Jets
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WY. Giants
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St Louis
Giants
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Baltimore Colts
Houston Oilers
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Cowboys
New York Dets
New Orleans Saints
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49Ers
Oakland Raiders
Boston
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Dobson
Timmerman
Fryeman Seaston
Parlin
Shockwood
Akland
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Fitzmorris
Bane
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New York
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Tucson
Phoenix
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Hawaii
Tacoma
Eugene
Salk
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Wet Grounds
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Albuquerque
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Young golfers eyes on Masters amid Amateur quarters
In Toledo Ohio eight US Amateur quarter-finalists secured Masters invitations. Bill Kratzert won 20 holes over Taylor Metcalfe, while Kratzert ousted Robert Ault in the morning. Others advancing include David Strawn, Henri de Lozier, Downing Gray, Bill Campbell, Dick Side Rows, and Marvin Giles III. Strawn aims to finish law school, De Lozier relishes Masters entry, and Gray calls Augusta the career peak.
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Toledo, Ohio
Young Lions
Inverness Club
Bill Kratzert
Fort Wayne
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Taylor Metcalfe
Cincinnati
Lup
Strawn
Rugh Stuart
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
N.C
de Lozier
University of Maryland Law School
Mike Bonallack
England
Detroit manager Billy Martin suspended for spitball admission
AP reports Detroit Tigers manager Billy Martin received a three day suspension from American League president Joe Cronin after he admitted telling pitchers Joe Coloman and Fred Seherrman to throw spitballs during a game against Cleveland. General Manager Jim Campbell backed Cronin's ruling, saying cheating cannot be tolerated.
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Detroit
Detroit Tiger
Billy Martin
American League
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Tiger
Jim Campbell
Martin
Cleveland
Joe Coleman
Fred Seherrman
Gaylord Perry
Vikings end Dolphins streak with late field goal
The Minnesota Vikings upset the Miami Dolphins 20-17 as Fred Cox kicked a 25 yard field goal at the final gun. Miami, the defending Super Bowl champions, had run 23 straight preseason and regular season wins. Bud Grant praised the victory as a spark for his club after a tight game that featured key runs by Ed Marinaro and pass plays to John Gilliam.
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Vikings
Fred Cox
Dolphins
Washington Redskins
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Rob Deu
Shula Acker
Jeff Siemon
Marin Briscoe
Miami
Kins
Kennan
Ed Marinaro
John Gilliam
Cox
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