Orioles Romp Detroit as Hendricks Stars in 14-3 Victory
In a wide National and American League roundup, Orioles hammer the White Sox 14-3 behind Elllie Hendricks two run double and a grand slam. Nixon approves Williams clubhouse rule as Senators beat Milwaukee 9-2. Other AL results include Minnesota over Cleveland 4-2 and New York over California 12-1. NL action sees Houston, Cincinnati, Atlanta winning, while Paris hosts Merckx's Tour de France win.
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Hope Arkansas Star Little League Team Photo 1970
A 1970 offset printed Hope Arkansas Star image features Moses and Themis with Kadstes and David Kadstes among back row players and a coach, documenting local Little League baseball in Hope Arkansas with team lineup scent.
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Alan Lyn Anmires Moore
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Joe Young
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Larry Banks
Mitch
Lawyer Says Embezzling Easy at SCA
Conway Ark AP An attorney for Robert L Pruitt former head cashier at State College of Arkansas told a Circuit Court jury it would be easy for anyone to steal hundreds of thousands from the school He is tried on 28655 30 embezzlement from 1969 A Joint Auditing Committee report noted a 29000 shortage at the college The defense claims the college had no internal controls Prosecution maintains expenditures exceeded take home pay during Pruitts tenure The secretary at the college testified daily cash was taken from Conway banks and distributed to departments with receipts often omitted Bennie Horton former SCA comptroller testified about a 13900 shortage discussed with Pruitt in November 1969
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State College of Arkansas
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Legislative Joint Auditing Committee
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Phoenix Ariz
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Russellville
SCA
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IBM
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Miller
Maxwell Should Seek New Trial
Maxwell, whose death sentence was set aside by the U S Supreme Court, was convicted of rape in 1962 at Hot Springs. The high court planned to ruling on the death sentence but instead vacated it on a separate point. The attorney general's office urged a new hearing in Garland Circuit Court as the next step.
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Maxwell
US. Supreme Court
Hot Springs
High Court
Stalemate Over NFL Pension Funds Continues
AP reports the NFL owners meet in special session as players press for higher pension funding. John Mackey of the NFLPA cites a $3.6 million yearly increase sought by players, while owners offer about $1.7 million annually. Prominent players including Fran Tarkenton Gale Sayers and Roman Gabriel back the union as talks stall over four-year pension raises and related contract terms. The Chiefs vote to withhold reporting to camp until a resolution, and the All-Star game in Chicago looms with negotiations ongoing.
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Baltimore
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Cincinnati
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Dallas
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Audit finds SCA student fees used to pasture president's land
An Arkansas audit shows that SCA student activity fees funded two nearby lots northeast of Silas Snow's home, used to pasture Snow's horses. The report tallies about 28,697 dollars and notes the board pledged to pay from student fees.
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SCA
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Actisy Tees
Whitworth Tops LPGA Money List in Atlanta
Kathy Whitworth of Richardson Texas tops the LPGA money list with 20165 01 after a sixth place in the Jaycee Open at Springfield Ohio improving her total. Sandra Haynie Dallas remains runnerup with 19911. Judy Rankin Midland climbs to seventh with 12749, while Carol Mann Baltimore stays third at 19075 and Shirley Eiglehorn Palm Desert sits fourth at 17703.
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Carol Mann
Baltimore
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Palm Desert
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Fort Worth
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North Hollywood
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Jupiter
Fla
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Handsboro
Miss
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Spartanburg
Aussie Still Leading in Swimming
Australia remains dominant at the Commonwealth Games with multiple golds. record holders Wendy and Moras lead five golds, while Debbie Cain and Helen Maustead rise in freestyle events. Moras clocks 9:02.45 in the 200? free, extending Australia’s sprint and distance strengths.
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Associated Press
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Australa
Don Talbottas
Hodivey
Debbie Cain
Muras
Foreman and MillerWin by Knockout in Monday Fights
George Foreman 220 from Hayward knocked out Roger Russell 188 of Philadelphia in Philadelphia. Ronald Miller 140 4 stopped Ivelaw Easman 139 2 in Washington New York.
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Washington
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New York
Don McCune Clinches Houston Open Title
Don McCune of Munster Indiana won the $30,000 Houston Open bowling title, his second professional crown, despite losing the final match 278-246 to Jim Stefanich. McCune led by 146 pins entering the last game and finished with a 10-6 record earning $3,000. Stefanich took $1,600 and topped the field in pinfall with 9,177.
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Sun Kings Wallop Arkansas in Texas League game
El Paso Sun Kings exploded for four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to beat Arkansas 74. Paul Aldervite delivered two RBI with a single and a double as Larry Hansen and Jerry Feltiman added runs. Bil Puse fueled a late burst amid fielding errors. Jim Englebandt improved to 2-2. Other Texas League action saw Dallas-Fort Worth top Memphis 10-8, Amarillo beat Shreveport 4-3, and Albuquerque 3-1 over San Antonio.
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