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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

12

Athens Legion Team Wins 8-2 over Parkersburg in key game

Athens Legion beat Parkersburg 8-2 at Trautwein Field after a slow start, scoring three in the second and five in the fifth to snap a three-game skid. Perry earned the win for Athens with six strikeouts, while Cunningham pitched for Parkersburg.

Parkersburg Athens West Virginians American Legion Trautweinfield Athens Wid Paris Perry Mark Cunningham Cunningham Tom Daft Steve Grimm Charlie Lowe Pat Lowe Lancaster Meigs New Haven

Reggie Jackson Hits Three Homers in Oakland Win

Reggie Jackson belted his 31st 32nd and 33rd homers in Oakland's 5 0 win over Seattle. He says he is not a 60 homer man but pace puts him ahead of Ruth and Maris. Odom and Boswell also starred as Minnesota and Detroit won, with Kansas City shutting out California.

Babe Ruth Roger Maris Reggie Jackson Jackson Oakland Seattle Gilberts Maris Ruth New York Yankees Minnesota Chicago White Sox Detroit Boston Washington Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City California Hank Greenberg Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Modesto Segui John ‘Blue Moon Odom Dave Boswell White Sox Harmon Killebrew Chicago Milwaukee Tom Tresh Don Wert Denny McLain Yankees Mel Stottlemyre Horace Clarke Stottlemyre Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Orioles Bill Butler Tom Murphy Royals Pat Kelly Mike Fiore Bob Oliver W. & Petes New York Ererres New York Philadelphie Montreal Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Houston Jesuits San Diego Washiton St. Louis Philadelphia Montress Coleman Messeramith Kansas Heroe City Bunker Cisco Culver Culp Sporme Drysdale Louis California St Baltimore

Senators End McDowell's Streak in Cleveland Loss

The Washington Senators beat Cleveland 5-1 as Sam McDowell suffered his seventh loss in 17 decisions. Dick Bosman won for the Senators, who extended their winning streak to six. Tony Horton homered for the Indians, their lone run, while Reggie Jackson supplied three homers for Oakland in a separate note.

Cleveland, Ohio Sam McDowell Cleveland Indians McDowell Enth Senators Indians Ning Tony Horton Dick Bosman Darold Knowles Southpaw Tim Cullen Paul Casanova Brant Alyea Casanova Cullen Alyea Bosman

Colts League Hiay Stirs Athens Wins and Forfeit

New Marshfield toppled Abex 7-2 with Seel earning the win as Page claimed a forfeit over Chapmans due to eight players. Stover doubled and singled with Rus sell driving in two. Thursday matchups featured Ohio U Inn vs Abex and Page Chevrolet vs New Marshfield while other Little League and Pony League games highlighted strong hitting and pitching performances across Athens.

New Marshfield Page Athens Seel Abex Chapmans Stover Russell Ohio U. Inn Page Chevrolet Smasters Kiwanis Medics Jaycees Jimmy Pierre Kaslers Nple Fred Coulson Athens National Bank Lutton Albany Hocking Valley Bank Wood Tim Rose Jon Kostival

Allen Explains Problem as Professional Bar to Baseball

Philadelphia AP Rich Allen, suspended Phillies slugger, says his major challenge is not talent but learning to be a professional. He told WPHL host about potential plays in Japan or South America and to leaving money aside as he weighs his options amid an $80,000 yearly fine and six figure daily wage loss.

Philadelphia Rich Allen Philadelphia Phillies Allen al Meltzer New York WPHL Channel 17 Japan South America Pallies

Hall of Fame athlete Angus King Dies in Cincinnati

Angus King, OU Hall of Fame inductee and former Cincinnati Public Schools athletics supervisor, died at Jewish Hospital from a heart ailment. A 1922 Ohio University graduate and Glenford native, he coached at Withrow and Mt. Vernon High Schools, chaired the OHSAA board 1959–62, and led as president in 1961 and 1962. King retired in 1966 after 19 years in Cincinnati schools athletics administration.

Cincinnati Angus King Ohio University Athletic Hall of Fame King Ohio University-Dayton Glenford Ohio U Ohio Cincinnati Withrow Mt. Vernon High School Withrow Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Control

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