Mets bullpen plans noted for 1969 season
Hodges expects to use Al Jackson Cal Koonce and Ron Taylor in relief roles as the Mets aim to avoid finishing tenth. Danny More Ateek is not clarified in this context.
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No Area Players Win Little All American Honors
Reader note: Ohio Conference standout Rinka and Hall, a 6 2 senior, battled for the small college scoring lead as Rinka averaged 34 and Hall around 35 points per game. Kentucky Wesleyan’s Tinsley, a 6 4 senior, helped reach the NCAA College Division tourney with title hopes. Second and third teams list players from multiple colleges including Southwest Missouri, Ithaca, Jacksonville State, Tampa, and Alabama State, with several honorable mentions.
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