Banquet Caps Ohio Bobcats Great Sporting Year
The annual spring sports banquet honored four squads with two champions and two near champions. Attendees included Ver non Alden the outgoing OU president and MAC Commissioner Bob James. Awards covered letters most valuable players Reese Cup all-sports trophy and a pennant to be displayed at football basketball and baseball venues. Retiring physical education head Jack Rhoads received a green jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Non Alden
Bob James
Convocation Center
Bill Rohr
Alden
James
Green and White
Lee Adams
Ludi Schenk
Craig Maul
Jim Petitto
Mike
Bob Adams
Joe Carbone
Rohr
Rowland Congdon
The
Messenger
Mid-American Conference News Media Association
Peden Stadium
Convocation
Trautwein Field
Jack Rhoads
Athletic Department
Dennis Hagerty
Ron Morrison
Bill Sawyer
Mike Schmidt
Gary Shade
Faded League Results Across Cities and Teams
scattered scores from a regional league show New York, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Houston, Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Montreal with mixed outcomes. multiple absurd fragments indicate standings and played dates, with names like Johnson Meritt and Osteen appearing amid uneven text.
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Vivier
Ceversrse
Pittsburgh
New York
Pei
St. Lows
Philonepha
Awe
Montreal
Ssscceee
Los Angeles
Cincianeticus
San Francisco
San Diego
Semedey
Houston
Chicago
Atlante
Philadelpy
Cincinnati
St. Lawes
Mortren
Ae Sender
San Franciso
Creage
Arian
Loe
Loe Angeles 12, Philadelphie St Lewes Remnant
San Deeyo
Mentreo Tedoys
Sentara
Delpha
J Johnson
Osteen
Kooemen
Vea
Atlanta
Stone
Sibern
Francenco
Sedech
Stoneman
Heveton
Sen Francisco
Philadelphia
Comeumnet
St. Loui
C. Jones
Aaron
Kesenger
Wynn
Banks
Melovey
Hite
M Alou
Pittebergh
Wil Bare Chicage
M. Alou Piteburgh
R. Jackson
Aton
Telon
McCovey
San Prendees
Cincinnoti
Breck, Sr. Lows
Meron
Moyeron
Abernathy
Chi
Atlants
Baidechun
Sidheouts Singer
Los Argees
Gobson
Scholarship Fund Established To Honor Larry Spaulding
Final tributes were paid to Lance Cpl. Larry Spaulding a 1966 Athens High School graduate and baseball team member killed in Vietnam. His classmates created a Larry Spaulding Baseball Scholarship Fund with contributions sought at Union Printing Co. Athens National Bank and 25 Sunnyside Dr.
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Lance Cpl
Larry Spaulding
Athens High School
Vietnam
Spaulding
Bulldog
American Legion
Athens
Beverly
Legion
Ed Bannow
Larry Gibson
Chuck Ballinger
Rannon
Ballinger
Spauldin
Balli
Robert Cooley
Union Printing Co
Paula Day
Athens National Bank
John Jump
Sunnyside Dr
Durocher blasts Cubs writers after hot start
Leo Durocher challenges Chicago press for faint praise of Cubs players amid a 7 game NL East lead. He cites Ron Santo, Ken Holtzman, Glenn Beckett, and others, saying sustained effort earns praise, not excuses, and recalls a NY writer giving negative coverage on losses. A separate item notes John Laipply Sr. recording his first ace at a Toledo course after the course opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Leo Durocher
Ken Holtzman
Kenny
Durocher
Mike Shannon
St. Louis
Beckett
New York
Toledo
John Laippty Sr
Larry Brown
Major League Leaders and Baseball Statistics Highlight
A roundup lists leading batters, pitchers, and fielding leaders from the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Carew and Robinson for Minnesota and Baltimore respectively, with top doubles by Ceorew and Alou, and home runs by McCovey and Aaron. The piece ends noting temperate-region buds formed by July.
Expos extend losing streak as Mets stumble in mixed MLB results
Montreal Expos drop to 16 straight losses after a 5 2 defeat at San Diego as rookie Nate Colbert and veteran Johnny Podres lead the Padres. St Louis tops Cincinnati 11 3. Cubs rout Atlanta 13 4. Mets edge San Francisco 5 4. Dodgers, Pirates win. Hicks, Brock homer.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Montreal Expos
San Diego
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Nate Colbert
Johnny Podres
San
Chicago
Randy Hundley
Cubs
Billy Williams
Jim Hickman
Aaron
Ted Williams
Ron Swoboda
Joe Gibbon
Mets
Willie McCovey
Giants
Pirates
Richie Hebner
al Oliver
Roberto Clemente
Andy Kosco
Bill Sudakis
Tom Haller
Don Sutton
Phils
Richie Allen
Interleague Pre Season Games Set for AFL NFL Clubs
A 74 game preseason schedule features 33 interleague games between AFL and NFL teams led by the world champion Jets who play six games starting August 1 in Chicago against the College All Stars. The Colts, Browns, Steelers and others mix AFL opponents and NFL clubs. Montreal tests include Lions vs Patriots and Giants vs Steelers.
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AFL
NFL
New York
Colts
San Diego
Oakland
Houston
Buffalo
Miami
Dallas
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Scioto Downs Crowd Sets Wagering Record
Scioto Downs drew 9 003 fans Saturday night and wagered 360 791 on 10 races. Driver Gene Riegle won back to back features guiding Ozzie Hanover in the invitational pace and Robert E Adios in the 2500 preferred pace both by two minutes. Parisian led the daily double first race and Maxmar J Won won the second.
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Columbus
Scioto Downs
Gene Riegle
Riegle
Ozzie Hanover
Rick Ranger
Beaus Rose
Robert E. Adios
Parisian
Maxmar J
Regulars Hold Off Newcomers At Skyline Speedway Race
Four weeks into Skyline Speedway 1969 season regulars again shone. Newcomers Morgan Boston Robast Miller faced mechanical and racing incidents while Tom Dixon won the super modified feature and Ben Leas swept helmet dash and heats with Dave Reed claiming a heat.
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Skyline Speedway
Bobby Morgan
Chillicothe
Ohio
Keith Boston
Vienna
West Virginia
Ed Robast
Huntington
Wayne McGuire
Grayson
Kentucky
Pete Miller
Portsmouth
McGuire
Boston
Robast
Miller
Morgan
Skyline
Tom Dixon
Marietta
Steve Ungar
Garretsville
Leas
Steubenville
Dean Mast
Cleveland
Bob Boyles
Parkersburg
W. Va
Darrel Dexter
Dover
Tony Martin
Denny Gay
Lancaster
Benny Stanfford
New Haven
Mast
Dave Reed
Ragland
Bill Casella
Weirton
Paul Barnes
Veto
Ron Bond
Coolville
Dexter
Bernard Triplet
Athens
Boyles
Paul DeWald
Tiffin
Bob Bauer
Chester
Gayin
Jock Adams
NFL Realignment Nears Final Merger Stage
New York National Football League owners met to form three divisions for the 13 remaining teams ahead of spring meetings. Commissioner Pete Rozelle aims to complete the merger with the AFL in 1970. The key dispute centers on the Central Division including Green Bay, Detroit, Minnesota and Chicago.
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Urches
Baltimore
Boston
Derror
New York
Washngton
Cleveland
Minnesota
Seattle
Cheeteee
Kansas City Econ
Calternia
Seturdeys
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
Ontlana
Detroit
Septie
Monesota
Asitornia
Chicagoo
California
Trannings Ostland
Seoti'a
Detrei
Tedoy
Gomer Chicago
Horien
Boston i Nogy 29), N Washington (Bertons 12) At Kareos City
Melson
New Tore
Kekich
Kear
Detre i McLanen
Californie
Murphy
Ant
Seanie
Borper
Scottie
Colifernie
Oakland
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Ers
Pittsburgh
Baltmore
AFL
Green Bay
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Ver
Mark Simpson
Tom Smith
Bill Toadvine
Bill Clauss
Scott Fields
Fred Meier
Terry Raszka
Ed Robbins
Malcolm Smoot
Joe Yager
Bill Young
Bob Morgan
Mike Murphy
Tom Nagata
Craig Shade
Tim Reardon
Mark Brugner
Slugger White
Roger Krupa
Greg Moore
Bill Monnett
Mike Hamm
Terry Payton
Ron Longoria
Jerry Strait
Steve Modell
Nigel Atkin
Jim Bach
Leo Bruck
Jerry Marshall
Dan Ginley
David Leitch
Roy Madsen
Richard Meadon
Dan Stimson
Jeffrey Niles
Bill McNaughton
Ron Hungarter
Tony Crawford
John Miller
Harvey Mitchell
Richard Schornstein
Bob Bertelsen
Don Fish
Lynn Irvin
Don Leedy
Bob Lucci
Jerry Rhodes
Chris Somerset
Loda Shaw
Bill Nose
Golf
da Nae
Onal League
Prila
Mt Montreal
Nger
Athens Legion
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Glenn Beckett
Mamerican League
Bart
Carew
Petrocelli
Bestor
Bues
F. Robinson
Blair
Murcer
Ft. Howard
Hite Robinson
Ceorew
Hmegan
Pinella
BD. Green
Cobland
McAviitte
Detroi
F. Howard
R. Jackses
Oottend
Boses
Marper
Campone
Moe
Lorperd
Beston
Lyte Beace
Culp Beston
McDowell
Lolich
McLein
Partin Seattie
Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Tolan
St. Louis Cardinals
Julian Javier
Alex Johnson
Javier
Tolan
Johnson
Padres
Expos
Boston Braves
Troy
N.Y
Vic Davalillo
Cardinals
Davalillo
Nelson Briles
Lou Brock
Cards
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Detroit Lions
Boston Patriots
New York Giants
Columbia Broadcasting System
Milwaukee
Tampa
Scioto
Bet Marks
the Tavern
Michelob
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Z & Savings CO
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