Bulldogs Take Spoilers Role
Athens seeks an upset at Ironton in a key SECAL clash as the unbeaten Tigers push for title contention. Quarterback Gregg Sternaman leads Ironton with standout receiver Mike Akers and running back Rick Boykin, while Athens aims to snap a three-game skid against their rivals.
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Boykin
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Bob Bentley
Mike Albrink
Akers
Bob Bruney
Carl King
Mike Keller
Davis Malone
Jim Lyar
John Lambert
Dave Coon
Ironton's Passing Leads SEOAL
Athens visits Ironton as SEOAL top passer and yardage leader, with Meigs, Gallipolis and Jackson also posting strong numbers. Gregg Sperman tops completions, Mike Akers leads in receptions, while Ironton dominates rushing and total offense through the season rankings.
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Snowden
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Sternaman
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Injury Ends Barry's Run With Caps in Loss
Rick Barry left the floor in the second quarter as his left knee collapsed forcing possible surgery and ending his stint with the Washington Caps. The Carolina Cougars defeated Washington 122 to 91 as Miami beat Los Angeles and Indiana topped Denver in other ABA games. Barry had two points before exiting and was an all ABA pick last year with 30 points per game for the Oaks.
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Bowling on Sticky and Slick Approaches
This article explains how different lane conditions affect a bowler’s footwork and speed. It notes sticky approaches require slowing steps to stop without sliding and adjusting angle for more hook, while slick surfaces demand slower speed and careful starts to maintain control.
Notice of Estate Sale in Athens County Ohio
Harold Sayre as administrator seeks sale of Roy Easter deceased estate in Trimble Township to pay debts. The petition names listed heirs and unknown defendants, with real property described as the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 1 plus an adjoining 1 acre carveout in Trimble Township. Court sets answer by November 20, 1969.
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Duene Shields
Jean Shields Levert
Ronne Shields
Kenny Shields
Roy Kasler
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Trimble
State of
Towit
Trimble Township
Section
Harold Sayre
Roy Easter
WALKER, MOLLICA &@ GALL
Rigney Hired For Twins Job
Bill Rigney is named manager of the Minnesota Twins with a 60,000 one year contract, becoming the highest paid manager in Twins history. The former pilot of the California Angels and New York and San Francisco Giants was the Millers’ player manager in 1954 55 and was Calvin Griffiths first choice after firing Billy Martin. He has not signed a Twins contract yet pending settlement of the Angels year.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Bill Rigney
Minnesota Twins
Twin Cities
Twins
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Rigney
Minnesota
Calvin Griffith
Billy Martin
California Angels
New York
San Francisco Giants
Angels
California
Pete Rose Named Cincinnati Reds First Captain
Pete Rose, following back to back batting titles, is chosen by new Reds manager Sparky Anderson as the club's first captain. Anderson says Rose deserves recognition like baseball greats and fits the take-charge role, while Rose notes the honor and reflects on his childhood dreams.
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Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Pete
Willie Mays
Henry Aaron
Ron Santo
Maury Wills
Anderson
Athens Ohio to elect Charter Commission at November election
Notice to electors announces election of a Charter Commission for Athens city to draft a charter to be decided at the General Election on November 4 1969. Issued by Mayor Raymond Shepard under ordinance authority from the City of Athens Ohio.
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City OF Athens
Ohio
Charter Commission
City of
Athens
Raymond Shepard
Notice of Appointment and Hocking Conservancy Bid Dates
Notice names Beatrice M. Coffman as executrix of Elton Coffman estate in Chauncey Ohio. Creditor claims due within four months. Also announces sealed bids for Storm Drainage Revisions at Athens Ohio with 1300 feet of sewers 36 to 60 inch, manholes, grading, and drainage work. Bids due November 3 1967 with 10 percent bid bond, drawings at Nelsonville or Columbus offices, bid item list required. Right to reject bids and waive defects reserved. Bid documents cost 15 dollars. Donald R. Johnson Secretary.
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Beatrice M. Coffman
Mill Street
Chauncey
Athens County
Ohio
Elton
Coffmen
H&rold J. Rose
Court of Common Pleas
Nelsonville
Hocking Conservancy District
West
Washington Street
P. O
Athens
Hocking Conservancy
Dodson Kinney and Lindblom
East Long Street
Columbus
Turnips for Sale in The Plains Ohio At $1 Per Bushel
A notice from Clarence Boils of The Plains Ohio offers turnips for sale at one dollar per bushel with buyers to bring containers. The message thanks friends and neighbors including local contacts Hazel Alan Owen Deanna Darlene Blackwood and Mr Martin Rev Cox and Mr Lloyd Blackweed.
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Rev, Cox
Lioyd Blackweed
Hazel
Alan, Owen
Deanna
Darlene Blackwood
Clarence Boils
the Plains
Ohio
Bowling Results Tuesday Night Scores and Standings
Jock Vickers led with 226 and Tom Pietrowski 220 while others posted solid marks. Notable totals include 570 for Gillettes and 3011 for William son Short, plus 617 splits by Leon Hughes and Jim Mann. Community Store scored 1117 and Rotery Gold 9052 in the evening.
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Tom Pietrowski
Larry Russell
Gillettes
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Lizz Ooo Lee France
Walter Tratey
John Cunningham
Corky Sardine
Kent Bumpass
Norm Dovupler
Everette Shonk
Leon Hughes
Jim Mann
Millard Watts
Community Store
Rotery Gold
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