Kuhn Moves to Break Up Gambling Ties
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn moves to sever ties between the Atlanta Braves Oakland Athletics and Parvin-Dohrmann casino holdings in Las Vegas after a month long probe into stock ties. Braves officials including Delbert W Coleman Bartholomay and John J Louis Jr will resign from Parvin Dohrmann board while Charles Finley may need to sell shares. The action follows SEC interest and comes amid gambling controversy swirling around Namath and Jets.
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New York
Bowie Kuhn
Las Vegas
Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Delbert W. Coleman
Parvin-Dolermann Co
Braves
William C. Bartholomay
John J. Louis Jr
Oakland
Charles O. Finley
Parvin-Dohrmann
Pete Rozelle
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
Coleman
Club
Baseball Board
Stardust
Fremont
Aladdin
Bartholomay
Louis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Finley
Chicago
Archer's 67 Tops Kemper Open Round One in Windy Start
Archer shot a 67 to share the Kemper Open lead with Phil Rodgers at Quail Hollow, as 47 players within four strokes of the top during opening action. Notables like Bob Charles Bob Goalby Jim Colbert and Bob McCallister close behind amid gusty winds and tough scoring conditions.
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Phil Rodgers
Archer
Quail Hollow
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Bob Goalby
Jim Colbert
Bob McCallister
McCallister
Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Orville Moody
Bruce Devlin
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Mason Rudolph
Cal Maxvill’s
Expo
Jim “Mudcat” Grant
Ray Washburn
Bill Stoneman
Cardinals
Mets
New York
Bob Gibson
Nolan Ryan
Proposed Town Budget Hearing Set for July 8 1969
The Canville Township Neosho County Kansas notice announces a July 8 1969 hearing at the Fire House where the Township Board will consider objections to the proposed budget and discuss amendments with taxpayers. Dale Douglass and Bob Payne are named.
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Canville Township
Neosho County
Danville Township
Kansas
Fire House
William G. Neel
Charles A. Sommars
John Waltermire
Ween
Leo Durocher Weds Lynne Walker Goldblatt in Chicago
Cubs manager Leo Durocher, 62, married Lynne Walker Goldblatt, 40, in a ceremony at the Ambassador West Hotel. The couple, greeted by about 200 guests including most Cubs, declared they were starting a winning streak as the Cubs led the National League East despite a five-game skid. The wedding precedes an Orient honeymoon after the season ends in October.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Leo Durocher
Doughty Durocher
Lynne Walker Goldblatt
Cubs
Ambassador West Hotel
John J. Kelly Jr
Durochers
Orient
Arizona State and Tulsa Reach NCAA World Series Finals
Arizona State, rebounding from a first round loss, faces Tulsa in the 23rd NCAA College World Series final in Omaha. The Sun Devils beat NYU 41 powered by Lerrin LaGrow as Tulsa earned rest by reaching the final after a Wednesday loss to ASU.
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Arizona State
Tulsa
Omaha
Neb
Sun Devils
New York University
Lerrin LaGrow
Texas
ASU
Bobby Winkles
NYU
President Nixon attends Senators game amid political clash
President Nixon visited Robert F. Kennedy Stadium with Julie and David Eisenhower to watch the Senators fall 2-0 to the Orioles. The night highlighted bipartisan tensions as Senator supporters question Williams and the Nixon camp while other AL results crowned Baltimore and Boston, New York, Minnesota, and Chicago winners.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Richard Nixon
Washington Senators
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Julie
David Eisenhower
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Nixon
Root
Bob Short
Democratic National Committee
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Kansas City
Oakland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Brock Powers Cardinals Rally as Brock Brings Home Win
Brock Fuels a 4-for-4 day with three runs and two RBIs in a 5-3 Cardinals victory over the Expos. The win comes as Kansas City heads to Seattle for a West Coast swing, while Baltimore alumni and the White House watched Nixon attend a game before Dave McNally’s two-hitter.
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Associated Press
Lou Brock
Cardinals
Montreal Expos
Kansas City
Seattle
Royals
Pilots
Wally Bunker
Bill Butler
Fred Talbot
John Gelnar
Brock
Vada Pinson
Joe Torre
Rusty Staub
Mack Jones
Ron Fairly
Coco Laboy
Ron Brand
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hanna
Orioles
Dennis Higgins
Higgins
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Frank Robinson
John Flaherty
Mr. Nixon
Williams
Robinson
Buford
Dave McNally
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
White Sox
Bob Locker
Gerry McNerthey
Carlos May
Bill Melton
Sox
Mc.Northey
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Show Wide MLB Action
Standings from Thursday include St. Louis defeating Montreal 5 3 Cincinnati beating San Francisco 8 7 New York over Philadelphia 6 5 and Houston besting San Diego 4 2. Friday schedule lists several early games with Gibson Ryan Bunning hands McCormack Drysdale Dierker and Kirby toiled for key teams. Boston’s Rat Cup hurled a two hitter versus Cleveland boosting Culp to win.
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St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
San Diego
Gibson
Ryan
Pittsburgh
Bunning
Fryman
Robertson
Chicago
Hands
McCormack
Atlanta
Reed
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Fisher
Kirby
Ross
Die
W.L. Pet
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
Butler
Bunker
Seattle
Talbot
Gelnar
Phoebus
Palmer
Tiant
Horgan
Minnesota
Boswell
Nash
Peterson
Nagy
John
Edmonson
California
Murphy
Washburn
Twinight Washington
Coleman
McLain
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Short
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Rat Cup
Red Sox
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Culp
Lou Klimcheck
Lee Maye
Earl Wilson
Jerry Kenney
Yankees
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Jake Gibbs
Horace Clarke
Wilson
Norm Cash
Stan Bahnsen
Dick McAuliffe
Dick Woodson
Twins
Jim Fregosi
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