Namath says retirement decision tied to team loyalty and Rozelle talks
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath announced retirement amid questions over his future and a wager with commissioner Pete Rozelle. Namath cited loyalty to teammates George Sauer Pete Sammons and Jim Hudson as a possible factor in reconsidering his quitting, while Rozelle warned Namath to sell his stake in Bachelors restaurant to avoid suspension.
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New York
Joe Namath
Namath
Furniar No 12
New York Jets
East Side
Bat Donn Clendenon
Ias
Ken Harrélson
Maury Wills
Lis
Hus
Bachelors
Pete Rozelle
Jets
George Sauer
Pete Sammons
Jim Hudson
Baltimore Colts
Torust
Bin
Hauer
Sammons
Hudson
Colts
Sjong
Oder
Rozelle
Tast
Sen
AP Sehen
Joe
Pat Lachmerall
Frank Giffeed
Cester
Friday Namath
Yark Jets
Fowtisall
NFL
Pete Rezelle
OU Cleveland Gridders Take Top Spring Honors
Cleveland area football players earn top spring practice awards. Chet Nolan, a 5-10 190 pound defensive unit standout from Collinwood, returns for his senior year after starting last fall for Ohio. Norm Koury from Parma Byzantine Catholic earned a starting guard role after moving from defensive line backer. Both played in the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando and helped Ohio go 10-0 in the regular season and win a second MAC title.
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Cleveland
Chet Nolan
Babe
Norm Koury
Nolan
Cleveland Collinwood
Koury
Jumer
Parma Byzantine Catholic
Ohio
File Koury
Orlando
Fla
Bobcats Win Central Track Championship at Ohio State Meet
Ohio University edged Western Michigan by half a point to win the Central Conference Track and Field title. Bobcats set several records led by Ray Mtedeen as Clifford Wade and others posted top marks in sprints, hurdles, and field events. Western Michigan, Kansas stars and Notre Dame competed in a finale that saw multiple records fall.
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Bowling Sheer
Ohio Universiy
Western
Michigan
Sarval
Ba Fee
Ray Mtedeen
Chie Liab
Vole
Dom Uren
Wade Yehgan
Breen
Fomack
Irener Garston
Kaper
Gordon Heller
Jenny Kanen
Craig Meat Dat University
Gretare
Poul Ooking
Murray Sigre
Empat Taylor
Rca Statins
Mershah
Berry Mabbough
Oktracova
Mance
Raph Metcalte
Ore Richer
Ker
Tom
Wess Mehgan
Sanford Tucker Wettern Mehgan
Galiewsy Crennay
Fred Horses Zee
Reland Carter
Wye Lambert Wantarn
Je Dame
Kent State
Indizng
Michigan State
Bowling Green
Southern
Lnots
Mittsburgh
Ryun
Kansas
CCC
Califona
Southern Illinois
Notre Dame
Obye
Pont
Dor Fish
Sid Sunk
Sink
Jessie
Ransax
Bi Porter
Northwestern
Larry Highbaugh
Indiana
Murray State
Tom Turner
Alienalian
Roger Merchant
Weaem ‘Murchigan
Tom Randolph
Worthington Downs Athens in doubleheader sweep
Worthington won 5-1 and 15-0 to start its 1969 season at Trauthem Field. Charte Lascher led Worthington with a two for three day and four RBIs, while Randy Brooks took the loss for Athens in game one. In the second game Worthington added a three run seventh inning and a two hitter by Rodney Davis and Mike Watson, with Hauch driving in three runs for the winners. Athens will host a pair of games against Wheелton Sunday.
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Tom Metters
Messenger Sports
Worthington
Athens American Legion
Trauthem Field
Randy Brooks
Athens
Jet Lenigar
Dright Rennstetle
Charte Lascher
Includ
Uard Worthington
Saschel
Afer
Moss Hart
Larry Davis
Terry Frisby
Lascher
Steve Jones
Sangie
John Abdella
Cluck Robinson
Errot
Brooks
Remnstetle
Tone
Rodney
Davis
Mike Watson
Parkersburg
Arts And Letters Wins At Belmont Stakes
Arts and Letters, a colt from Rokeby and ridden by Braulio Baeza, overtook Dike with a half mile to go to win Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Majestic Prince faded to finish fourth as the largest Belmont crowd, 6,113, watched in disbelief.
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Arts and Letters
Belmont
New York
Prince
California
Mone Saris
Rokeby
Dike
King Hand
Roo[ney
Shield
Prime Fool
Gallant Manny
Belmont Park
Majestic Prince
Cylation
Little Johnny Longden
Bill Harlack
Longden
Frank McMahon
Fmm
Ming
Paul Mellon
Braujio Baeza
Belmont Oval
Sporadic Baseball and Basketball Results From Major Cities
A scrambled list shows multiple baseball and basketball results across cities including New York Chicago Cleveland Seattle Minneapolis and Philadelphia. Scores like 7 4 3 5 and 2 appear with team names and venues, but many items are garbled or partial.
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Rozelles
Hazette
Bachelors TV
Mamath
Cenarn Tire
Dayton
McKinstry Tire Center
East
Bobcats
Bodcaus
Jam Ryan
Jebesen Kanvan
Eorel
Wayne Sate
Dm Watenall Wayerh
Larry Hyseivgh
Lodera Za Buterd
Mort Meei
Ren Puke Veheme
Doug Knet Kony
Pee Milar Om
Itadaby Capey
Kan Tecky
Ruut Gil Nave
Im Roca
Zia
Larry Heghbaugh
Incone
Murray Sree
Gein
Art
Remy
Ethan Evan Drake
Jerey Rocheyiebyrgt
John Collet Dar
Werern Mengon
Wabeners
Psburgh
Rahlars
Ceoring
Eowem Mey
Toledo
Cortren
Purdue
Dio
Bronco
Gare Worthington
Davie
Warnas
Rodgert
Mellien
Peery and
Essen
Ally
Bowling Lagiee Wanna
le Riedermedisch
Rema Tv Ries
Genta Duumer
Kennedy
Ted Chithen
Arnold Palmer
Wees Bes
Pakland
Bom
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Dervot
Cheage
Bo Seortie
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Mianero
Lees
Sayer
Agvet
Hasler
Theope
Eremal
Atanta
Rleasan
Han Franminen
Ph Fede
Rae Angeler
Sveder
Smee
Cn Cope
Meuron
Binbyegh
Aiton
Los Angeles
San
Ray Riggs
Bert Sodeopict Se
Court
Athans
Panzer Tractor
Pennsylvania
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