Bright Hope In Baseball For Luther
Luther college opens a 59 man baseball camp with 14 teHermen in Decorah as veterans anchor a bid for a second Iowa conference title. Captains Tresemer and Dale Jensen lead a large roster with Bishop Potter Helgason Howerd Nickel infield and outfield, while Caldwell Olson top the pitching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Luther College
Iowa
Norse
Luther
Thon ‘Tresemer
Rockford, I
Dale Jensen
Sparta
Wis
Tresemer
Bob Bishop
Richfield
Mimi
Rich Potter
Springfield
Mine
Potter
Bishop
Jim Helgason
St. Paul
Ming
Quarry Storms Past Buster Mathis In MSG Bout
New Yorker Jerry Quarry overpowered Buster Mathis with a fast aggressive attack in a 12 round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Mathis broke a left hand knuckle in the first round and admitted he could not move effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerry Quarry
Buster Mathis
Mathis
Trunks
UPD
Big Buster Mathis Thargeined
Quarry
Joe Flaiier
Ile
Madison Square Garden
Emory Henry appoints Mayo as head football coach
Emory Va AP William B Mayo Jr football line coach and head track coach at Southwestern of Memphis was named head football coach at Emory and Henry college He succeeds Casto Ramsey who resigned earlier this year Ramsey will become backfield to coach at Virginia Tech
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory, Va
William B. Mayo, Jr
Southwestern of Memphis
Emory and Henry College
Casto) Ramsey
Ramsey
Virginia ‘Tech
AAA Bail Bond Service Coupon Appeal
An old style sales pitch highlights AAA bail bond service offering 5000 bond posting by 4000 agents for traffic incidents. It touts 24 hour road service and travel aids, urging readers to join and use a coupon for simple access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Pats Trade Mitchell and Buoniconti
The Boston Patriots traded Nick Buoniconti to Miami and Leroy Mitchell to Houston in two multi player deals. Kim Hammond John Bramlett and an undisclosed Miami draft pick headed to Boston for Buoniconti while Houston sent Larry Carwell Charley Frazier Sid Blanks and Ron Caveness for Mitchell and an undisclosed Boston draft choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Patriots
Nick Buoniconti
Miami
Leroy Mitchell
Houston
Pats
Kim Hammond
John Bramlett
Buonicanti
Housiton
Larry Carwell
Charley Frazier
Sid Blanks
Ron Caveness
Mitchell
Patriots
Clive Rush
Buoniconti
Stoot
Notre Dame
Groot
Texas Southern
Hammond
Bob Griese
Morida State
Ron Sellers
Bramlett
Memphis State
Denver Broncos
Frazier
Oilers
Blanks
Carwell
Iowa State
Caveness
Arkansas
AFL
Steitz Elected President of National Basketball Federation
Louis ville AP Ed Steitz of Springfield Mass college has been elected president for the National Basketball Federation at a meeting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pick Steitz
Louisville, Ky
Ed Steitz
Springfield
Mass
National Basketball Federation
Top Man Westley Unseld Named NBA MVP
Westley Unseld, Baltimore’s pivotal player, led the team from last to first in the East division and captured the NBA Most Valuable Player award. He becomes the first rookie since Wilt Chamberlain in 1960 to win the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley Unseld
Baltimore
Wilton Chamberlain
Cards Trade For Johnson
The St. Louis Cardinals traded catcher Dave Adlesh to the Atlanta Braves for reserve infielder outfielder Bob Johnson. Adlesh, 25, has not played a major league game for St. Louis and has batted .173 in parts of six seasons. Johnson, an eight dollar value, is viewed as a better hitter than fielder, with a .273 average over nine years across six clubs. The move comes as Atlanta, after sending Joe Torre to St. Louis, needs more catchers while St. Louis already has Tim McCarver and Dave Ricketts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Adlesh
Atlanta Braves
Bob Johnson
Atlanta
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Dave Ricketts
Torre
Adlesh
Dave Giusti
John Edwards
Houston
Johnson
Set Tourney Boston to Host U S Tennis Championships
AP reports the sixth annual U S Championships will be staged at Longwood in Brookline from July 9 to 13. The event returns to the Boston area showcasing top players and the national title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S
Bowling Highlights and Scores from Weekend Darts Event
A fragmented report lists bowlers and scores including Bill Kisling 623, Cheryl Swore 234, and Gaylen Ritchie a 600 series. Other named players such as Nial Dickens 245 and Terri Nowlin 575 appear with various lane notes and partial team mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kisling
Cheryl
Alworth Hints At Retirement From Chargers
In San Diego AP reports Lance Alworth may end his pro football career if quarterback John Hadl leaves the Chargers next week. The standout pass catcher's future hinges on Hadl staying with the team and the team's plans for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Diego
Lance Alworth
Johm
Had
San Diego Chargers
Stepanson Wins 4 Trapshoot Titles at Cedar Falls Meet
Tom Stepanson of Tama claimed the overall 138 of 150 and singles 95 of 100 at Cedar Falls Gun Club. He also tied for 16-yard honors with 10 straight and posted 45 of 50 in handicap. Bill Hall and Roling shared the 16-yard and handicap crowns respectively, with Richard Lavina winning the doubles 45 of 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Richard Lavina
Big Eight Spring Drills Kick Off Across Conference
Spring football opens for three Big Eight schools led by Missouri coach Dan Devine. Iowa State and Oklahoma State join as early starters. Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Kansas State begin April 7 with Nebraska on April 13. Alumni games limited to Oklahoma and Colorado. Missouri’s 1968 squad slated to return staked with Mel Gray and other veterans after Gator Bowl win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Devine
Alabama
Bach
Mel Gray
James Harrison
Mark Kuhlman
Bo McBride
Terry McMillan
Tom Shryock
Jay “Rocky” Wallace
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Quarry
By Stu Camen
George Chuvaly
New York State Athletic Commission
Hart
Emory-Henry Post
William Mayo
Clayt
E Avenue NW
Addres
Rwick Pepmeyer
Cecil Gram
Iblin
Terri Nowlin
Mildred Rhodes
Hawk Sandra McNeal
Jack Hines
Mareta Ralston
Lois Gracey
Sadie Mattews
Doug Mattews
Kialina
Niche Rhodes
Dick Foley
Tek Reynolds, Barnes, Ayion Rihery Sware
Arol Murray
Alworth
Stepanson
Heer
Chernl Swern
Tebot Nowtin
Kalba Winer
Fee
Burt Miso
Faye
Gaviel Indy
Moore
Arnieabet
Macek Veale Bark Dewees
Melghborg
Nh Keate
Vern Meliberg
Gilmore
Femarson
Low Bikers Ides & Dispalilalickens
Nite
Wstina
Taisha
Minpgereh Weis
Mustanb
Pigturany
Tarr Varngr
Bud Mare Youna
A Paige Tas Merhinos
Lassler
al Procak
Ene Hunter
Ulip Barbar Shep Erane Wi Schasine
Frank Connecter
Pre
Jane Carzedetig
Hite Paareuss Baral Frese
Jam Maglowshimn
Neactuoe
Ceett
Vinerion
Das Sarrwesih
Antere Tateho
Jorsen
Savy’ Ritchie
Coral Murray
Lis Beever
MK Conoco
Sir Germ Niters
Marvin Wowapie
Nen
Ehiner Spitatty
Parmer
Frankan Shines
Pin Pals
Wie Hawks
Billa Ton
Bell Keteisen
Martenee
Four Speeds
Jon Kings
Queens
Daryl Lewis
Opal Russman Lade
Ae Mela Stadt
Go-Getfers
iWelch & Donovan F
Dependable Insurance
Hinsley Durasth Yar, Cedar
THE
ST Paul
Firestone
Simran
Entel
Second Avenue and
Tenth Street SE
Life Health Group
jInsurance
Ron Landergott
al Am
Ete
Tick Davenport New
York AP
Wille Davenport
Track Writers Assn
Safeco. Insurance
Homeowner's Insurance
Wes Ralston
Shogman
Ralston Tech
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!