State Tourney Sked Revised After Death Prompts Move
Officials announced a revised schedule for the West Virginia State High School Baseball Tournament after the death of Monongah principal Clyde Swiger. The Monongah Keyser semifinal moves from Parkersburg to Elkins for a 1:30 p.m. Thursday start, with finals set for Friday at 1 p.m. Other games proceed in Parkersburg and nearby sites Wednesday and Thursday.
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Mercer County Sealed Bids Sought for Cattle Grazing Leases
Mercer County Court invites sealed bids for leasing cattle grazing areas at the County Farm near Gardner WV. Bids due July 14 1969 at 10:00 A M EDST. lease runs July 1 1969 to April 1 1970. Court may reject all proposals. Commissioner D D Compton signatory.
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Royals Roll Yankees Behind Rodriguez Three-Run Shot
Ellie Rodriguez delivered a three-run homer off the right field foul pole fueling a five-run fifth inning. Roger Nelson allowed five hits as the Royals beat the Yankees 7-1, ending New York’s early lead. Mike Kekich took the loss, while Pat Kelly added a third homer in the eighth.
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Tolan Sparks Cincy Assault
Bob Tolan doubled twice and scored two runs as Cincinnati downed the Chicago Cubs 4-1. Culver won to improve to 4-4 despite a seventh inning rally, while Cubs pitcher Fergie Jenkins took the loss.
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Alvis drives in three as Indians crush White Sox
Max Alvis drove in three runs with a two run single and his first homer of the season to lead the Cleveland Indians past the Chicago White Sox 5-1. Steve Hargan won as Cleveland won its sixth in seven games while Chicago dropped to fifth straight defeat.
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Red Sox Top Twins 5-3 As Yaz and Petrocelli Hit Homers
In St Paul Minneapolis Boston took an early lead powered by Carl Yastrzemski and Rico Petrocelli homers. The Red Sox defeated the Twins 5-3 with strong early offense and key hits.
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Simpson urges Namath to fight his case in public
Newark AP report notes O J Simpson advising Joe Namath to fight his retirement dispute publicly and in court. Simpson also reveals Bills' latest offer of 250000 for a three year deal and hints at a potential million dollar pursuit with Buffalo. Meanwhile Boston Red Sox beat Minnesota 5 3 as Vicente Romo notches relief in seventh.
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Wimbledon Finals Televised in United States
The Wimbledon Open final matches will be shown in the United States on Saturday July 5. The men's singles final is set to be broadcast via satellite beginning at 12 30 p m EDT.
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Reds Sign Don Gullett To GCL Contract
Cincinnati Reds sign 18 year old left handed pitcher Don Gullett from Lynn Kentucky for their Bra denton club in the Gulf Coast League. He was the Reds first choice in the recent free agency draft.
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