NFL Realignment Stalled in Long Talks
NFL owners failed to settle internal realignment for 1970 after a full day of talks. Commissioner Pete Rozelle said nine plans remain with objections from different owners, centering on snow belt teams Green Bay Chicago Detroit and Minnesota and the need for a warm weather partner. No urgency exists as schedules won’t be drawn until December and a weekend settlement appears unlikely, with another meeting possible in two to three weeks.
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Indians Score 26 in Three-Game Loss to Bears
The Indianapolis Indians exploded for 26 runs in a three game series against the Denver Bears but lost all three games. Denver answered with 46 runs across the series to sweep.
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Night results across the NL show New York edging Los Angeles 2-1 while Atlanta beat St. Louis 6-3 and San Diego defeated Philadelphia 6-4. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 1-0 as rain halted others. American Association results follow with Omaha crushing Oklahoma City 14-4 and Tulsa topping Denver 8-2.
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Powers Resigns as South Bend Central Coach
South Bend Central High School basketball coach Jim Powers resigns after 11 years. Powers, 44, will leave the school system amid the program's uncertain future. His 11 seasons produced 174 wins and 94 losses, six sectional titles, two regionals, a semi state run, and a 1963 state finals appearance in which Central lost 65 61 to Muncie Central.
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Under Control in Bowling Backswing Tips
Guidance suggests a backswing slightly below shoulder height for control, noting some bowlers swing even shorter. Emphasizes avoiding a backswing that reaches the ceiling and applies to women prioritizing precise delivery.
NBA Softens Stance on ABA Expansion Focus At Meeting
NBA Commissioner J Walter Kennedy said at the annual meeting in Detroit that the league will not seek a merger with the ABA but may expand beyond 14 to 16 teams. He noted expansion not on this season’s agenda but could be discussed next year as rules changes and officiating are reviewed. Kennedy criticized late game fouling and suggested trimming team fouls before bonuses. He also stated the NBA will continue to pay top dollar for college talent amid rising rookie salaries.
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Dangerous Dave Hill Wins Memphis Open
Dangerous Dave Hill, the Peck's bad boy of pro golf, wins the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club with a 72-hole total of 265, 15 under par, earning 30 000 dollars. He leads over Lee Elder and Bert Yancey, both strong contenders, as Hill describes his dramatic weight drop and ongoing PGA suspensions.
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Palmer Qualifies for U S Open After 138 at Youghigheny
Arnold Palmer shot 34 36 70 in the morning and 33 35 68 in the afternoon at Youghingheny Country Club to win regional qualifying by six under par 138. Lew Worsham trailed with 163, while Tony Jacklin John Felus Norman Rack Harry Toscano Henry M Johnson Jr and Chuck Scally also advanced for eight Open spots. Palmer praised qualifying saying he owes golf and plans practice at Champion's Club in Houston before the Open June 12 15.
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Pendleton Wildcats Dominant In City Softball Tourney Win
The Pendleton Wildcats powered past Bud's Typewriter Repair 11 to 0 in the first round at Shadyside Park. Bud Ellis pitched for Bud's and was tagged for multiple runs as Pendleton showcased strong offense and defense to open the city league tournament.
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Protest Replay Sets Up Two More Baseball Showdowns
Modern Woodmen of America Insurance filed a protest Monday night forcing a replay of the bottom of the seventh inning on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Shadyside. Clark's Heating, the apparent winner, must replay the seventh against Modern Woodmen. The victor then plays Pepsi-Cola on Wednesday at 8 p.m. after the 6:30 Arby's Coca-Cola game.
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Clay's Lawyers Seek Transcripts of Wire-Tapped Tapes
Lawyers for Cassius Clay served multiple subpoenas to inspect transcripts of five wire-tapped conversations. Federal prosecutors asked Judge Ingraham to quash, citing national security concerns, as arguments proceed on a defense bid to delay a special Supreme Court ordered hearing related to Clay's 1967 conviction for draft evasion and a five year sentence and fine.
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This is who to see for a good deal on auto insurance
A shopper seeks value in auto insurance and learns which agents, firms, or offices offer the best rates and coverage options. The piece highlights guidance on comparing quotes, seeking discounts, and choosing a policy that fits driving needs and budget.
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