Cloveral y stockholders meet over Fraizer earnings and plans
Cloverlay investors gather in Town Hall to review Frazier earnings from fights with Pares and Bonavena and to outline contracts, royalties, and future pay divisions. The meeting covers three year options, public relations, and tax impacts amid strong investor confidence.
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Cloverlay, Inc
Frazier
Joe
Town Hall
F. Bruce Baldwin
Horn & Hardart
Cloverlay
Harold Wessel
Ernst & Ernst
Manuel Pares
Oscar Bonavena
Ziggy Zylewicz
Jer Quarry
Vessel
Capitol Records
Mets Celebrate Eight Years Of Waiting With Big Parade
After eight lean years the Mets beat the Orioles 5 3 in the final game of a series sparking a citywide celebration. A 12 car motorcade rolled up Broadway as thousands cheered while Mayor Lindsay praised the team.
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METS
New York
New York Mets
Jerry Koosman
Tin Seaver
Broadway
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Joan Whitney Payson
Don Grant
College Football Rankings Show Shifts After Week of Ties
Southern California and Notre Dame fail to win over voters as a 14 14 tie leaves USC seventh and Notre Dame 12th. Tennessee climbs to third after routing Alabama, while Ohio State retains top spot with 27 first place votes.
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Southern California
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Associated Press
Irish
Tennessee
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Ohio State
Minnesota
Texas
Arkansas
Penn State
Syranuse
Missouri
UCLA
Louisiana State
Florida
Purdue
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Georgia
Auburn
Wyoming
Kansas State
Stanford
Air Force
Seattle Pilots Franchise May Be Shifted to Milwaukee
Seattle Pilots chances in the American League loom as a franchise shift to Milwaukee for 1970 is reported. City officials and Milwaukee backers push the move amid crowding plans for a domed stadium and mixed local opposition.
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Seattle Pilots
Milwaukee
Chicago
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Seattle
Floyd Miller
U.S
Warren G. Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
Pilots
Seattle Center
Miller
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
John P. Carmichael
Brewers
Dallas-Fort Worth
John Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Sox
White Sox
Allyn
the Daily News
Bill Daley
Cleveland Indians
Alan H
Bud) Selig
Milwaukee Brewers Inc
Hawaii Wins Man O War Stake for Third Straight Victory
Hawaii, Cragwood Stables owned and trained by McKenzie Miller, captured Belmont's Man o War Stakes a mile and a half on the grass in 2 1 5, beating North Flight by 2 1 4 lengths. Fort Marcy was third with Rokeby Stables in pursuit. Evasive Action also won for Cragwood Stables in a seven furlong juvenile race.
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Hawaii
Cragwood Stables
McKenzie Miller
Belmont
King Emperor Wins Sport Page Handicap at Aqueduct
Wheatley Stable's King Emperor burst to the finish to win the Sport Page Handicap at Aqueduct, the 17th running, as the final 1969 meet closed. Braulio Baeza rode the Bold Ruler-Irish Jay colt to a 1 09 2 5 victory in six furlongs, three quarters of a length ahead of Coup Landing with Jaiky l, and Rising Market a half length further back. King Emperor paid 5.60 3.60 3. Coup Landing paid 4.40 3.40. Jaikyl returned 5.20 to show.
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Associated Press
Wheatley Stable
King Emperor
Aqueduct
New York
Braulio Baeza
Jay
Coup Landing
Jaikyl
Rising Market
Kine Emperors
Yolas Prince Wins Burling ton Purse at Garden State Park
Yolas Prince triumphed by three lengths in the Burling ton Purse at Garden State Park with Maei Cut In second and County Monaghan third. The even money favorite paid 4.00 2.60 and 2.20 with 14 207 fans in attendance.
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Yolas Prince
Burlington
Garden State Park
Maei Cut
County Monaghan
Maei
Missouri Gent Wins Curtain Raiser At Sprots Man's Park
Missouri Gent roared to a closing rush to capture the $6,800 Curtain Raiser purse at Sportsman's Park before 11,185. Loco Kid, the 6-5 favorite in the six furlongs on a sloppy track, faded to second after failing to turn, Pelson ran third in a seven-horse field. Hector Viera rode the winner in 1:13 2-5, paying 13.80 5.0 3.80. Loco Kid paid 3 and 2.40 to place and show respectively.
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Missouri Gent
Sprotsman’s Park
Loco Kid
Pelson
Hector Viera
Wyoming Coach Dismisses 14 Black Players
University of Wyoming football coach Lloyd Eaton dismissed 14 black players for taking part in a protest demonstration. Eaton said reinstatement was unlikely and cited a rule against student demonstrations. The UW Alumni Association endorsed the action.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Lloyd Eaton
The
UW Alumni Association
Eaton
Bills Rookie Harris Undergoes Knee Surgery
Buffalo Bills rookie quarterback Jim Harris had surgery Monday for torn ligaments in his left knee. He will miss the rest of the NFL season, with Bills physician Dr. Joseph Godfrey performing the operation at Buffalo General Hospital. Harris had split duties at quarterback with veteran Jack Kemp.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Jim Harris
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Joseph Godfrey
Harris
Buffalo General Hospital
Jack Kemp
Bowling Briefs From Farmers & Merchants Bank Meet
Bank took high game and series 929-2646. Top girls include Amy Blanton 212, Rita White 506, Faye Sanders 553. Team highs feature Amy Blanton 225 and Gin McCarthy 584 with multiple 500s. Numerous splits noted for players Ruth Dugas Mary Dean Williamson and others.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Amy Blanton
Faye Sanders
Rita White
Jim Snell
Betty Pinson
Sandy Hopkins
Millie Todd
Jean Huffman
Faye Phelan
Martha Floyd
Kath Boucher
Gin McCarthy
Jewell Hair
Grace Morris
Marie Price
Mattie Jackson
Dessie Raborn
Mary Hankonen
Dee Fulmer
Imogene Jowers
Ruth Dugas
Mary Dean Williamson
Shirley Bell
Linda Sullivan
Helen Jenson
Mary Williams
Mary Barnes
Barbara Woolnough
Estelle Hall
Megs Ryan
Elsie Smith
Nicklaus sheds pounds as PGA tour weighs rules
Jack Nicklaus reports losing about 15 pounds in three weeks and aims for 185 as he recalibrates for competition. A new PGA rule requires a medical certificate for withdrawals due to illness, while players joke about bogeyitis and weigh the impact of the change as Ted Hayes Jr. enters his second tour event.
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San Francisco
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Nicklaus
Ted Hayes Jr
Hayes
Atlanta
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Harold C. Wessel
Chapelcroft
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Amed St. Joseph’s College
Drexel Institute
Pennylvania Ballet
Temple
Villanova
Stockholders’ Meeting
Leonard H. Dagit
Yank Durham
Bruce R. Wright
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R. Baldwin
Ed Kranepool
Bryant Park
New York Public Library
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J Nkkiaui
Michigan
Michigan State
Toledo
Players Association
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Boston
North Flight
Walterboro
Fort Marcy
Camden
Joel Jones
Joel
Maxwell Jones
Aiken
Armour
Peg Bethman
Ken Kilbourne
Jess Hudson
Bobby Timmerman
Aiken Office Supply F & M Bank Encorettes
Stephenson Finance
Quick As A Wink
Manning-Owens, Inc. Charlotte's
Carrousel Hair Fashions
Hut Drive In
McCord’s Nursery Shell Dist. Co
Elliott Office Supply
Eagle Aviation
Midland Valley Shop
Cent
J.O. Jones
Mike Grady
Volkswagen
S.C
Veterans Garden of Valor
Sunset Memory Gardens
Highway No. 1
Augusta
United States Armed Forces
U.S. Highway
P.O
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