Singer Holds Cards LA Cops 30 Triumph
Incident recalls Joe Gordon's career ending move with the Yankees and his later roles. Gordon, once a famed second baseman and batting instructor for California Angels, was named Kansas City's manager in 1969 amid tensions with William Dickey. MacPhail and Dickey clashed over Gordon's suitability, leading to Gordon's removal and Dickey's retirement from management.
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Madison Heights Boosters Host Annual Social in Anderson Cafeteria
Local high school sports and community notes describe the Madison Heights Boosters Club planning a social event in the MI cafeteria from 5:16 to 7:00 p.m. Friday September 13. Funds support athletics and activities, with food, games, and fundraising as highlights.
Robinson Gets No From Bristol
Cincinnati report says Frank Robinson told Reds manager Dave Bristol he prohibited Tony Perez from playing third base for Santurce in the Puerto Rican Winter League. Bristol confirmed Robinson cited a rule barring Reds regulars from winter ball this year.
Strike and Spare Angles Guide for Bowling Hits
An illustrated guide advises bowlers to avoid excess speed as it causes skidding and splits. It promotes precision and control for strikes and spares and offers a booklet by Thon Carter and Marion Ladewig for 20 cents with a self addressed stamped envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Yankees Sweep Doubleheader as Kosco Drives In Runs
New York pitcher Joe Verbanic won his first shutout of the season and the Yankees completed a doubleheader sweep over Chicago White Sox. Kosco delivered a bases loaded double and a run scoring single in the opener, while Kosco again drove in two runs in the nightcap as New York extended its winning streak to five. The White Sox dropped their fourth in a row.
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Bobby Cox
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Harriers fall as Laddies claim second win of season
Cross country meet on Highland course features Elwood Harriers and Laddies with high action. Bill Dickerson leads Laddies in 10 minutes 3 seconds as Elwood suffers a close loss. Wrestling and baseball honors follow with WRG all conference picks citing Yorktown Frankton and others in a dense listing.
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Richmond Tackles Braves in Gridiron Test
Richmond coach Whiley downs 23 pounds for North Side debut on a grass course as Tin Barcus scores in a 10 yard rush. Atlantic City card features 100000 stakes with Seadaw leading Seints and Rebellion among top contenders amid turf contest and junior college raceups.
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Yorktown Seeks Varsity Basketball Game Date
Yorktown Athletic Director Truh Pickett announces Yorktown High School needs a varsity basketball game for Friday or Saturday January 1949 to complete the cage schedule. Interested athletic directors may contact Yorktown High School at 139 7706 or Pickett’s home Sav GL42.
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Yorktown High School
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Local BR Awards Set for Sunday Ceremony
Awards to Natlone al Olympic and American Division teams of Anerson Babe Ruthbrys program will be presented at 2 Feely Sunday Sept. 1 at IMWV CIO Local 662 Tall. Vick Tiprey presides as sponsor.
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Sox Ask Cronin For Permission To Play 11 Milwaukee Games
Chicago White Sox officials said they asked Jon Cronin president of the American League for permission to continue a policy of playing one game with each AL club in Milwaukee. The plan covers 11 games in 1959 due to league expansion to Kansas City and Seattle. The move aims to keep Milwaukee fans connected to the team as the league grows. The Sox drew 263,452 fans in nine Milwaukee games in 1968.
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Marion Game Tickets On Sale At MI Ticket Office
Athletic director Paul Bradford announced that tickets for Friday night’s Marion game at Pirate Field go on sale Wednesday through Friday until 4 p.m. at the MI ticket office. Reserved seats are available in addition to general admission.
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Schoal
Paul Bradford
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Pirate Field
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Army Names New Athletic Head at West Point
A Z T Gus Dielens Wasi named Army athletic director succeeding Col. Jerry Capka who retires in January. Dielens, formerly in the Army legislative liaison office in Washington, will oversee intercollege time sports and varsity junior varsity and plebe levels across 90 sports. He played football at Miami and West Point and earned a booster prize in 1969.
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Jim Taylor Retires to Take Saints Front Office Post
New Orleans AP report says Jim Taylor, long time NFL star and live legend in ball carrying, retires after 10 seasons and accepts a front office position with the New Orleans Saints. He said it will take time to adjust to life off the field.
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