Kubiak Drives In Walking-But-Unearned Run For Oakland Win
Oakland tops Minnesota 3-2 in 14th inning as Ted Kubiak grounds a bases loaded ball into right for an unearned run. Bert Campaneris touched off a crucial error at second base earlier, and Jim Hunter scored the deciding run after a lengthy five hour four minute marathon. Rick Monday and Dick Green contributed in the ninth to force a tie.
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Ted Kubiak
Jim Hunter
Minnesota
Kubiak
Bert Campaneris
Twins
Abrh
Uhiaendr Cf
Camparis
Carew
Allison
Ruackson
Oliva
Bando
Killebrew
Tovar
Rudi
Reese
Odom
Manuel Ss
Minnesota Sebenence
E—J.nash
Cater
Roseboro
Cardenas
Nettles
Hr—Boswell
SB Campaneris
Uhlaender R
T.reynolds
Sf—Cater
Rerbbso
Boswe
Perranoski
Snavrsa
Lindblad
Krausse Eeeeeevns
Lauzerique
Lachemann
J.nash
Krausse
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching of 1969 season
The list highlights leaders across American League and National League categories. Ca raw and M Alou top batting averages at 0.366 and 0.363 respectively, with Rob in son and Bench among leaders. Pitching leaders include McNally with 10-0 and Holtzman 10-1, while Culp and McDowell tie with 104 strikeouts.
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McNally
Baltimore
Lolich
Detroit
Culp
Boston
McDowell
Cleveland
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
McCovey
San Francisco
Bench
Cincinnati
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
Tolan
R. Jackson
Atlanta
Detroit Driver Cups Funny Car Division at Great Lakes Dragaway
Detroit driver Roger Lindemude in the Color Me Gone Dodge won top eliminator in the nitro funny car bracket. He ran the quarter mile in 7.51 seconds at 193.96 mph while Don Schumacher posted the night's fastest 196.92 mph. Don Smith won street eliminator in a Corvette and Rich Helton topped stock eliminator. Super stocks race next with 230 mph nitro dragsters Sunday.
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Union Grove
Detroit
Roger Lindemude
Dodge
Great Lakes Dragaway
Don Schumacher
Park Ridge
Ill
Don Smith
Lyons
Rich Helton
Kenosha
Overcall Captures National Championship Pace Win
Overcall, the 6-year-old Cape Town horse trained by Del Insko and driven by TED MEIER, wins the $50,000 National Championship Pace at Yonkers, his eighth straight victory this season and sweep of Yonkers International Pacing Series. Miss Donna Adios finishes second, boosting her earnings to $91,050 for 1969 and $122,810 career. Owner Mrs. Helen Buck's Overcall lifts career winnings to $540,548 with $25,000 purse.
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Ted Meier
Yonkers
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Adios Butler
Bye Bye Byrd
Capetown
Hal Dale
Yonkers Raceway
del Insko
Donna Adios
Twinkle Hanover I
Overcall
Helen Buck
Far Hills
N.J
Bowling Scores Junior Boys League Pro Mor
Team series led by Pro's 1927 with team game 650 as Charles Forer topped 190 single. Individual totals show Brian Chapman 506, Charles Forer 492, John Brosh 463, Steve Meigel 426, Bob Priebe 426, T Johnson 424.
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Brian Chapman
Charles Forer
John Brosh
Steve Meigel
Bob Priebe
T. Johnson
Friday's Fights Berlin and Milan Results
Oscar Bonavena stopped Wilhelm Von Homburg in Berlin. Carmelo Bossi outpointed Edwin Mack in Milan, with Bossi earning a ten round decision for Italy.
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Berlin
Oscar Bonavena
Buenos Aires
Wilhelm von Homburg
Germany
Milan
Italy
Carmelo Bossi
Edwin
Mack
Dutch Antilles
Onalaska Tops Melrose Mindoro 4 1 In Coulee Contest
Onalaska held Melrose Mindoro to two hits as Mike Spah hit a home run and Chuck Hockenberg struck out 16 to propel Onalaska to a 4-1 victory and a share of third in the Coulee Conference. Melrose Mindoro scored in the third on two errors and a walk, while Onalaska added three runs in the second inning and one more in the fifth.
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Onalaska
Wis
Melrose-Mindoro
Mike Spah
Chuck Hockenbery
Spah
Hockenberg
Melrose- Mindoro
Mustangs
Chuck Timm
Gale-Ettrick
Arcadia
West Salem
Holmen
Gary Osgood
Osgood
Viking
Bob Severson
Steve Severson
Steve Anderson
Duane Witte
Beranek
Mulder
G. Osgood
Anderson
Ryun Endurance Drives Kansas in NCAA Track Storm
Kansas relies on distance ace Jim Ryun as the NCAA meet unfolds in Knoxville. Pre-final scoring targets 66 points, with Ryun eyeing wins in the mile and 3 mile events amid strong showings from San Jose State and Villanova.
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Jim Hornley
Oregon State
Knoxville
Tenn
Kansas
Jim Ryun
ABC
Jayhawks
Arizona State Wins 10-1 Over Tulsa for Baseball Title
Arizona State claims its third NCAA College World Series title in five years by routing Tulsa 10-1. Sun Devils explode with 10 hits and 10 runs through six innings, led by Billy Cotton's three run homer and John Dolinsek's two run blast. Larry Gura strong on mound, Tulsa limited to one run.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona State
Tulsa
NCAA
Sun Devils
Bobby Winkles
Gene Shell
Oklahoma State
Texas
Steve Rogers
Billy Cotton
John Dolinsek
Larry Gura
Trempealeau tops Cochrane-Fountain City 3 2 in nonconference
Trempealeau beat Cochrane-Fountain City 3 to 2 in a nonconference game. Ken Trowbridge and Jim Neman opened with singles off a Marv Stinson balk, Randy Lakey drove in two runs with a single, and Trempealeau added two more in the third as Trowbridge collected two singles in four plate appearances.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Cochrane-Fountain City
Ken Trowbridge
Jim Neman
Marv Stinson
Randy Lakey
Trowbridge
Stinson
Hill
Kitsel
Emmons
Lakey
Fromsmelt
Boys Club 9s sweep New Albin squads 4 0
In New Albin Iowa the Boys' Club Juniors and Pee Wees both shut out New Albin 3 0 and 6 0 to post identical 4 0 records. Juniors rode Bruce Twite two hit pitching and Dan King’s bat with two hits and an RBI. Pee Wees won behind Willy Mickschl one hitter and six strikeouts. Steve Lyons fueled the offense with a double and a triple, while Rich Kaiser and John Brose added two hits apiece.
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New Albin
Iowa
Albin
Bruce Twite
Dan King
King
Pee Wees
Willy Mickschl
Steve Lyons
Rich Kaiser
John Brose
PEE Wees Boys’ Club 420
New Albin 000
Mickschl
Kaiser
Heidersheit
Fink
State Netter Reaches Finals in Two Tennis Divisions
John Whitlinger of Neenah Wisconsin won two matches to reach the finals in both the junior and boys championships at the Southern Lawn Tennis Association event in Davidson North Carolina. He defeated John Lucas of Durham 7-5 6-2 in the 16-year-old division and stopped Mark Booth of Memphis 6-2 6-0 in the junior division.
Longest-lived fish: herring reach two decades
Herring are among the longest lived fish species. Studies of annual scale marks show some individuals living as long as twenty years.
Geary Tosses No Hitters In Classic Softball Loop
Mike Geary pitched a no hitter with 11 strikeouts and four walks as Klein & Son swept Village Shopping Center 6-0. Eight hits supported the effort led by Butch Severson, Bob Dunham, and Ed Lietzow with homers from Dunham and Lietzow. The article details standings and other key results from the Classic Softball League.
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Mike Geary
Klein & Son
Village Shopping Center
Geary
S Pizza
Pizza Villa Rent-A-Tool
Toby's Bar
Stone House
Columbian Squires
Club 14
Catholic Credit Union
Toby's
Pizza Villa
Pegy’s Pizza
Village
Butch Severson
Bob Dunham
Ed Lietzow
Dunham
Lietzow
Pegg
Bob Legemann
Pizza
Ken Alexander
Pogy
Logemann
Sparta
Roger Buswell
Pogy’s
Lefty Melton
Squires
Dave Walker
Mike Soller
Larry Fletcher
Hole
Alcindor Shines in Bucks Rookie Camp Debut
Milwaukee Bucks rookie camp opens with Lew Alcindor displaying speed and agility as he dunks, blocks, and maneuvers past defenders. Coach Larry Costello praises Greacen and Danridge for aggression and quick hands while noting room for pattern improvement.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Lew
Rich Niemann
Bucks
Niemann
Alcindor
Larry Costello
Rochester Netter Derailed In Finals
Rochester Minn youth Howard Schoenfield fell to second seed Juan Farrow of Lynchburg Va in the 12 year old final of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association Junior and Boys Tennis Championships. Farrow won the title after three matches with scores 3 6 6 2 6 3.
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Davidson
N.C
Rochester
Bundgaard Accepts Colby Wrestling Job
Vic Bundgaard, former Auburndale High School football and wrestling coach, takes the head wrestling coach position at Colby High School. In eight years he posted an 81-9 wrestling record.
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Auburndale
Vic Bundgaard
Colby High School
Bundgaard
UCLA stars from champions join NBA draftees
New York AP reports UCLA’s 1970 championship trio continues into the NBA draft. Lew Alcindor, 7 feet 1 inch, goes to Milwaukee. Lucius Allen goes to Seattle in the first round and Ken Heitz also to Seattle in the fifth. Bill Sweet lands with Phoenix and Lynn Shackelford with San Diego in later rounds.
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NEW York
UCLA
Hawkins Joins Phoenix Suns in Five Year Deal
Connie Hawkins flew to Phoenix after signing a five year contract with the Suns in a deal that includes an undisclosed sum and his agreement to drop a $6 million NBA lawsuit. The former ABA star called the move dream like after years in exile following a gambling scandal.
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Lee Gould
Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz
Connie Hawkins
National Basketball Association
Fantasy Land
Phoenix Suns
Phoenix
Jerry Colangelo
Hawkins
American Basketball Association
NBA
Iowa
Harlem Globetrotters
Minnesota Pipers
ABA
Hawks to meet Bucks in charity exhibition in St Louis
The Atlanta Hawks will play the Milwaukee Bucks in an exhibition charity game in St Louis on November 25. Proceeds go to the St. Louis Globe Democrat and St. Louis Post-Dispatch charities. The Hawks previously moved from Milwaukee to St Louis and then to Atlanta.
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Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association Tennants
Milwaukee
NBA
The
Bucks
St. Louis Globe Democrat
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Hawks
Atlanta
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