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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1969

Page

10

Barry Undergoes Knee Surgery Second Time

Washington AP report on Rick Barry facing a second knee operation this year after switching from the NBA to the ABA. The 66 foot 744 217 pound star discusses lingering injuries, his move from Oakland Oaks to Washington, and his decision to sign with the ABA club.

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Barry joins Caps after knee injury during ABA game

In Washington, Barry joined the Caps after a US District Court ruling barred him from playing for the Warriors until the case was resolved. He reinjured the left knee three days after arriving, reportedly “popped the cartilage” in Charlotte, and expected six weeks out, hoping to return in January. The Caps beat the Miami Floridians 102 92 despite his absence as Ira Harge and Warren Armstrong led a late surge. Armstrong scored 31, Murrell led Miami with 27, and Harge grabbed 22 rebounds.

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Odd Trio Tops San Francisco Open Golf Leaderboard

George Archer, Jack Montgomery and Dick Mayer shared the top three after the first round of the $160,600 San Francisco Open. Archer shot eight under par 63 despite elbow pain, while Montgomery and Mayer each posted 64s. Arnold Palmer shot 70 in the 144-man field as the tour resumes after his long layoff.

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Conte Defends Study of Oil Imports

Congressman Silvio O Conte warned house colleagues to beware oil industry spokesmen aiming to undercut a White House task force study on oil import restrictions. He said lobbyists push to overturn findings, noting barons who once supported the task force now oppose its outcomes. Conte linked the study to delaying a Maine refinery and free trade zone decision.

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B n ai B rith Forum Sunday On Social Problems

B n ai B r ith Adullam Lodge sponsors a Sunday forum on Can We Solve Our Social Problems Without Violence at 10 a m. at the Jewish Community Center. Louis Weitzman, retired shoe manufacturer, will speak and Ralph Levine will moderate. Breakfast committee includes Benjamin G. Klein Milton M. Leikowitz Levine Elliot Lubin and William P. Shindier.

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