Ellis Pitches Pirates to 5-1 Win as He Runs Bases
Dock Ellis pitched nine scoreless innings allowing six hits and no walks, while also batting, stealing a base, and scoring twice to pace the Pittsburgh Pirates past the San Diego Padres 5-1. He contributed offensively with a single and two runs scored, including a daring third inning dash to third on a Alou double. The Pirates built a 4-1 lead with Alou driving in two and Ellis scoring on a pair of sacrifices, aided by defensive plays from Stargell and Oliver.
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Pittsburgh
Dock Ellis
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
San
Ellis
Matty Alou
Pirates
Alou
San Diego
Chris Cannizzaro
Pirate
Danny Coombs
Gene Alley
Willie Stargell
Ollie Brown
al Oliver
Cannizzaro
Steve Huntz
Brown
Hill Breaks Top Ten Money List With Memphis Open Win
Dave Hill rose to ninth on the PGA Tour money list after winning the Danny Thomas Memphis Open for $30,000, boosting his total to $67,580. He also moved from 14th to seventh in the point race, with Lee Trevino leading both money and points.
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New York
Dave Hill
Hill
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Dick Lotz
Billy Casper
Miller Barber
Bob Lunn
Frank Beard
Homero Blancas
Jack Nicklaus
Trevino
Lunn
Blancas
Beard
Tommy Aaron
Player
Dave Stockt
Bob Charles
Blyleven Replaces Tiant on Twins in Lineup
Twins recall 19 year old Bert Blyleven from Evansville to fill in for injured Luis Tiant who fractured his right shoulder. Tiant to rest then rehab with therapy. Blyleven to join nine man staff as Twins seek steady pitching depth.
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Blyleven
Tiant
Twins
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Bert Blyleven
Evans
Harvey O’phelan
Luis
Dick Woodson
Evansville
Tom Hall
Bill Rigney
Atlanta
White Sox
Jake Harris
Major League Leaders Associated Press Top American and National League Stats
The Associated Press lists top American League leaders in batting runs and pitching including Carew Johnson and Tiant with standout marks. In the National League Perez Bonds and Carty lead in key categories with notable totals across hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. The compilation covers at bats runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases pitching records and strikeouts for both leagues.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
A. Johnson
California
Tovar
White
New York
J. Powell
Baltimore
Oliva
F. Alou
Oakland
Harper
Milwaukee
Kenney
F. Howard
Washington
P. Kelly
Kane City
Oes
Carty
Atlanta
Perez
Cincinnati
Bonds
San Francisco
Henderson
W. Parker
Los Angeles
Cepeda
Kessinger
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Morgan
Houston
Colbert
San Diego
W. Davis
Nash
Simpson
Bel
Seaver
Gibson
St. Louis
Okker Rosewall Keep Hopes Alive In Tennis Tourney
In New York Tom Okker of the Netherlands and Ken Rosewall of Australia won qualifying matches to stay in the $200,000 Tennis Champions Classic. Okker defeated Tony Roche in a five set marathon 6-3 3-6 7-5 3-6 6-4, prevailing in a 7-3 tie break for the third set. Rosewall beat Fred Stolle after dropping an early set 5-7 6-4 6-0 6-1 to reach the potential semifinal round.
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New York
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Okker
Tony Roche
Roche
Rosewall
Fred Stolle
Stolle
Triangles Blank Rocky Mount Behind Hankin and Rothermel
Raleigh Durham Triangles defeated Rocky Mount Leafs 4-0 in Carolina League action. Terry Hankin homered in the second inning and Russ Rothermel pitched shutout ball. The Triangles also scored in the third and a seventh inning error helped seal the win.
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Terry Hankin
Russ Rothermell
Raleigh Durham
Rocky Mount Leafs
Leafs
Triangles
Mello
Dan Bootcheck
Kinston
Winston - Salem
Peninsula
Lynchburg
Lynchurg
Burlington
Salem
Rebels
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Johnson Named Bruins Coach After Stanley Cup Runs
Tom Johnson, 42, longtime Bruins official and former Montréal Canadiens star, agreed to a one year contract to coach Boston for 1970 71 after a 15 season NHL career. Johnson has served as an executive and assistant GM and faces the challenge of coaching without prior teaching experience as Boston aims to win the league title.
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Boston
Tom Johnson
Montreal Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Johnson
Bruins
Harry Sinden
The
Milt Schmidt
Tom
Schmidt
Sinden
Chicago
Black Hawks
Hawks
Winnipeg
Toronto Maple Leafs
Manitoba
Montreal
Canadiens
NHL
Murphy wins horse playing golf in Kentucky charity event
Bob Murphy captured the yearling colt by winning a sudden-death playoff at the Kentucky Thoroughbred Pro-Celebrity Golf Tournament in Louisville. He defeated Gay Brewer after both shot 69 in regulation, in a lighthearted event sponsored by the Louisville Area Chamber of Commerce to benefit Louisville General Hospital with entertainment by Jimmy Durante and Pat Henry.
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Louisville
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Kentucky
Hurstbourne Country Club
Gay Brewer
Louisville Area Chamber of Commerce
Louisville General Hospital
Jimmy Durante
Pat Henry
Florida seeks NCAA clarification on coaching changes probe
University of Florida President Stephen C. O Connell asked the NCAA to confirm whether Florida is under investigation over its December coaching changes. He urged public written notice on whether an inquiry is being conducted and said Florida would welcome a probe.
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Gainesville, Fla
University of Florida
NCAA
Florida
University
Stephen C. O'Connell
Walter Byers
The
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Gators
O’connell
O'Connell
Ian Aide
Byers
Patriots Train at UMass for NFL Season
The Boston Patriots will hold training camp at the University of Massachusetts for the second year running. Coach Clive Rush announced the camp opens July 20 with two daily workouts starting July 23 as they prep for the NFL season.
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Boston
Boston Patriots
University of Massachusetts
Clive Rush
Sealed Proposals for Dental Ez Chair in Guilford County
Guilford County seeks sealed proposals for dental chair and installation with delivery and guarantee. Bids due by 11 A.M. June 2, 1970, public opening in the Commissioner's Room at 200 South Greene Street Greensboro. Information from Purchasing Agent, 2nd floor, during office hours. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Guilford County
Guilford County Administration
South
Greene Street
Greensboro
North Carolina
Board of County Commissioners of
Per
South Green Street
Local Classified Fragments Include Services and Ads
Readable fragments show listings for ethic Roetae 92 Jewelry Cameras landscaping and yardwork bets residential and other services. Also mentions septic tomb service upholstery repairing renting and charge terms limited to eight days.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Guilford County NC
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust dated March 3 1970 between Winfred Lewis Belo and Glenna Womble Belo and William Mills as Trustee the property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina will be sold for cash at public auction on June 26 1970 at 12 00 noon on the front steps of High Point City Hall. The described lot is No 109 of J C Elliott Subdivision No 2 Plat Book 16 Page 68 and is subject to all liens encumbrances and taxes with a 10 percent cash deposit required.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Winfred Lewis Belo
Glenna Womble Belo
William 8. Mills
Register of Deeds
Soneryine
High Point
High Point Township
J. C. Elliott
Office of the Register of Deeds
Salem St
Thomasville
N.C
Lost white Kitten with black spot near Parkside Clover
Lost or stolen white kitten with a small black spot on the forehead. Belongs to a child. Last seen near Parkside and Clover Dr. Call 882-6439 after 7 p.m.
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Parkside & Clover Dr
Lagrow Pushes Montgomery Back to Top Standings
Righthander Lerrin Lagrow threw a complete game to lift the Montgomery Rebels to a 5-2 win over Mobile, knotting the Southern League standings for a second place tie. Columbus stayed in second as a rainout with Birmingham altered likely shifts. Asheville beat Charlotte 6-1 and Jacksonville edged Savannah 4-2 in 10 innings. Lagrow struck out eight, dropping ERA to 1.67 as Mobile’s Jim Jedelsky collected three of five team hits. Jacksonville’s Steve Jones went 4 for 5 with two doubles in the win.
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Lerrin Lagrow
Montgomery Rebels
Mobile
Columbus
Montgomery
Birmingham
Asheville
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Savannah
Lagrow
White Sox
Jim Jedelsky
Lagron
Jacksonville Suns
Jerry McConnell
Steve Jones
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Ethic
Roetae
Cameros
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Seles
new_ Money Teloan
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Room & Beard
Ienuienen
Huffman
C. C. Hughes
Dallas Furn
Mann
Mann Drugs
Automobile Sales
Raleigh
Martin
Robbing
Automobile Dealer's Resources Inc
Wade Ave
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Call
Stone Ridg
East Morehead
Call Branson Hollar
Trenton Kennedy
Doyle ‘Moore
Bolin
Roofing CO
Larry Proctor
William Cash
R. V. Proctor
J. J. White Finance Ing
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Gleason Aluminum Co
Don Rickert
Sophia
Gali King & Long
A. L. Reagan
Smiths
Robert Ber Beeson
Archdale
Archdale School
Electronic Mart
South Main
Charlie’s
Ralph’s
E. Washington
Tom Joyce
S. B Simmons
Rental Tools and Hardware, Inc
W. Green
Fred Price
Robert Beeson
Candor
North State Home Improvement CO
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Lee Wilson
Arnold Falmer
Matl, News, Syn
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City of
Arnold Palmer
Kersey Road
Ae Realtors
N. Elm
Gene Marsh
Mendenhall-Moore Realtors
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