City WBA Honors Top Bowlers At Banquet
Jean Hassell received the Loyalty Award at the City Women’s Bowling Association banquet in Fair Park Auditorium with Nelda Loter presenting. State tourney report by Peggy Melton noted local bowlers won $879.75 and placed in every class, with awards to multiple league members.
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Jean Hassell
Kaffe Klatch
Strikers
Greenbelt Lanes
City Women’s Bowling Association
Fair Park Auditorium
Nelda Loter
WBA
Lubbock
Peggy Meton
Ruth Sides
Sandra Grillett
Pat Smotherman
Marlene Havins
Sandra Ticer
Strikers League
June Sweeny
Rita Favor
Jean Coyle
Jean Wilhite
Rogers Lumber Company
Trelma Smith
Peggy Melton
Ima Jean Hawkins
Williams Oil and Gas
Zada Goodpasture
Joyce Crooks
Hattye Dem Thompson
Vivian Williams
Shirley Hassell
Edith James
Vince Queen
Greenbelt Town and Country
Doris Clements
Linda Moore
Lola Fletcher
Mae Day
Stella Eikman
Mozelle Crain
State Bank
Trel
May Monroe
Western Motel
Audie Vaughn
Audie Vaughn Vaughn
Sue Holtman
Williams Oil and Gas of Memphis
Shirley Lyle
San Diego
Childress First State Bank
Tean
Audie Vaughan
Jimmie Land
Dean Lewellen
Amarillo
Childress
Southwestern Public Service Company
Sandra Grinllett
Dodgers edge Phillies 8 4 in Southern Association action
In Friday play the Dodgers toppled the Phillies 8 to 4 as Jerry Schell and Jim Eason each logged their lone hits. Giants defeated the Cardinals 14 to 3 behind Alan Egerton homering for the Giants on one hit.
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Jarvis Johnson
Southern Association
Dodgers
Phillies
Jerry Schell
Jim Eason
Giants
Cardinal
Cardinals
Alan Egerton
Keith Mills
Marks Lanham
Kenneth Edwards
David Smotherman
Mike Proffitt
Kirk Edwards
Curtis Love
Gary
Clifton
Billy Harris
Jeff Reed
Mickey Mitchell
Dizzy
Don Gage
Rusty Favor
Ricky Mills
Robert Sims
David Statham
Richard Shirley
Ricky Smith
Charles Beebe
Mantle to Have No. 7 Retired at Yankee Stadium
Former Yankee star Mickey Mantle will be honored Sunday between games of a doubleheader with the White Sox. The Yankees will officially retire Mantle s No 7 and place it with the numbers of Ruth Gehrig and DiMaggio.
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Mantle
New York
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Yankee Stadium
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Cowboys sign eighth round pick Bonhardt and two free agents
The Dallas Cowboys announced the signings of eighth round draft choice Elmer Bonhardt from Missouri and two free agents Isaac Howard a Colorado cornerback and Larry Griffin a track star and basketball player from Oregon Tech.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Missouri
Elmer Bonhardt
Isaac Howard
Colorado
Larry Griffin
Oregon Tech
Davidson College hires Larry Brown as coach
Larry Brown, formerly of the Oakland Oaks, becomes head basketball coach at Davidson College succeeding Lefty Driesell. Brown notes the shift from player to coach, cites prior coaching at North Carolina and with Babe McCarthy, and faces recruiting gaps during the transition. He leads a Davidson team with three seniors returning from last season. A separate note mentions the Milwaukee Bucks rookie camp set for June 2023 featuring Lew Alcindor.
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U.S
Terry Wooten
Davidson
N.C
UPI
Larry Brown
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Brown
Davidson College
Lefty Driesell
Driesell
Maryland
University of North Carolina
Dean Smith
North Carolina
Smith
Frank McGuire
Babe McCarthy
New Orleans Bucs
Alex Hannum
The
Oaks
McGuire
South Carolina
Mike Maloy
Doug Cook
Jery Kroll
Wayne Huckel
Dave Moser
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Marquette University
UT Ballclub Heads To College World Series
Texas Longhorns, 33 4 this season, enter the 23rd College World Series in Omaha as favorites to win the Southwest Conference’s first national title in 15 years. They face Arizona State Friday with Burt Hooton and James Street heading a potent rotation and David Hall pacing a .400 conference batting average. Other qualifiers include UCLA, Tulsa, Southern Illinois, Massachusetts, NYU and Mississippi.
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Austin
UPS
Texas Longhorns
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Arizona State
Longhorns
Trinity
UCLA
Tulsa
Southern Illinois
Massachusetts
New York University
Mississippi
North Texas State
Houston
University of Texas At el Paso
NTSU
UTEP
Texas Western
Burt Hooton
James Street
Street
Longhorn
SMU
Hooton
David Hall
Television Schedule Summary Sunday June 8 1969
Television listings for channels 3 4 and 6 include morning to late night programs. Highlights feature Meet the Press Sugarfoot Sunday Movie modern education Christopher’s programs Bullwinkle Discovery Zoorama Westerns and late viewings of Bonanza Ed Sullivan Show Smothers Brothers Emmy Awards and CBS News with Weather Sports coverage.
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Meet the Press
Sugarfoot
the Christophers
the Answer
Linus the Lion Hearted
Bullwinkle
Discovery
Zoorama
Directions
Jivaro
Milwaukee
Wilburn Bros
Land of the Giants
ABC News
Starlite Theatre
Wills Family
Oral Roberts
First Baptist Church
LeFevers
Face the Nation
Blondie Theatre
the Jetsons
Rmteur
21St Century
Smothers Bros
TBA
Tri-State
Sand” Kauz TV
CBS News
Reasoner
Reichardt Says Heroes for Kids Need Positive Image
NEA profile of Rick Reichardt at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York. He argues youth drift from sports due to glamor fading and overabundance of teams. Reichardt urges athletes to model values and work ethic for American youth.
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NEW York
NEA
Roosevelt Hotel
Midtown Manhattan
California Angels
Rick Reichardt
Rick
Reichardt
TV Guide for June 9 1969 Channels KFDX KFDA EVII
TV schedule listing daytime and evening programs across KFDX Channel 3 KFDA Channel 5 and EVII Channel 7 for Monday June 9 1969. Programs include Days of Our Lives The Doctors Another World Match Game Hollywood Squares Jeopardy Eye Guess News and various soap operas cartoons and game shows with times ranging from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM and late-night News Weather and specials.
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KFDX
NBC Huntley-Brinkley
Newswatch
Bill Harkins
NBC News
Huntley-Brinkley
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Mae Smotherman
Eikman Texaco
Bertha Privitt
Marie Lander
Ruth McCallum
Pearl Wrinkle
Holtman Candy
Mark Joplin
Darrell Johnson
Alvis Payne
Curtis Lowe
Pony League
Childress Red Sox
Wellington
Tigers
Red Sox
Joe Reed
Joe Holland
Richard Wright
Jimmy Claude Williamsone
John Holland
Ing
Shirley Lile
Dodgers Cardinals
Dodgers Giants
Arrow
DuPont R.T.M
Preston Clothing CO
Main ST
Sportrait
T Childre
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Fairview Floral Co
EVII
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Playhouse Three
Sudan
Matinee Theatre
Ce “Scandal
Travelogue
Quanah Choir
Tony
Kgnc TV
First Christian Church
KFDA
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Baseball
Mooney Electronics
Vemith
Main Street
Linkletter
Paul Harvey
McHales Navy
Mr. Mimikin
Lucy
Kauz TV
Captain Kangaroo
Donna
Evii TV
Hazel
Margaret Logan
Dick van Dyke
General Hospital
Cablecom
General, Inc
Commerce, Childress
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