Outdoor Writers Association conference ends in Coeur d'Alene
The 48th annual Outdoor Writers Association of America meeting wraps in Coeur d'Alene Idaho. Experts discuss conservation writing radio and TV skills with attendees including Gresham Buckham Roskelly Huntley Burl Ives and others.
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Outdoor Writers Association of America
Grits
Gresham
Nash _ Buckingham
Fenton Roskelly
Chet Huntley
Burl Ives
Buck Rodgers
Duane Hagadone
Scripps Newspapers
Outdoor Writers Association
Lou Klewer
Forestry Seminar Reawakens Interest In Recreation And Conservation
Attendees at a gubernatorial opening discussed Idaho’s growing recreation industry and multiple land use. Ranging from endangered birds care by Morlan Nelson to an eagle sitter idea, the event highlighted Forest Service goals and environmental programs led by E P Clift and Major General Koisch.
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Idaho
U.S. Forest Service
National Parks
Department of Agriculture
Morlan Nelson
Nelson
Koisch
Corps of Army Engineers For
Lompoc Legion rolls to 12-0 win in tourney opener
Lompoc American Legion defeats Vandenberg Village 12-0 at Ellis Field in Santa Maria Indians Invitational. Ted Torres and Roy Thomas combine for a two-hitter as Lompoc bolsters its lead in the southern league with a 6-1 record while Vandenberg drops to 3-3. Howell drives a key two-run double as Bolinger and Stegman contribute multi-hit support.
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Robert Pellerin
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc
American Legion
Vandenberg
Santa Maria Indians
Ellis Field
Legion
Village
Ted Torres
Roy Thomas
Torres
Thomas
Ron Howell
Doyie Williams
Bobby Grossini
Howell
Monte Bolinger
Bolinger
R J.C. Holt
Platoon system helps Mets win two from Pirates
The New York Mets used a late ninth inning rally with two pinch hitters and a pinch runner to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2. Hodges pushed the strategy to move the Mets into sole possession of first place, one game ahead of Pittsburgh after a seven game win streak by the Pirates.
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Gil Hodges
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Liston Meant to Finish Wepner in Ninth Round TKO
Sonny Liston defeated Chuck Wepner by technical knockout in the ninth round at Jersey City Armory before 3,090 fans. Liston, 38, opened early gaps but was not in top condition. he later dominated with a left-handed assault, opening cuts and sending Wepner to the canvas in the fifth. The stoppage came as Wepner’s eye injuries accumulated and the ringside doctor halted the bout.
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Cay
CNA
UPI
Sonny Liston
Chuck Wepner
Sonny
Wepner
Reginald Farrar
Liston
Jerseys
City Armory
al Braverman
Alomar Power Surprises As Angels Top Brewers
Sandy Alomar sparked the California Angels to a 10 4 win over Milwaukee with a single double and two triples He helped Clyde Wright win his fifth of the season as Alomar extended a strong game by starting a four run rally after being hit by a pitch Alomar noted it was his best game in the majors and Tommy Harper admitted underestimating him prior to the contest
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Richie Hebner
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Hodges
Ken Singleton
Mets
Art Shamsky
Dave Marshall
Singleton
Chase Pirate
Steve Blass
al Weis
Shamsky
Joe Gibbon
Blass
Ken Boswell
Cleon Jones
Wayne Garrett
Weis
Orlando Pena
Donn Clendenon
Jerry Grote
Marshall
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Houston
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Philadelphia
Montreal
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Alomar
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Alomars
Sandy
Angels
Letts Phillips
Clyde Wright
Fhve
Wright
Milwaukee
Eddie Fisher
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Roger Repez
Washington Senators
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Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Royals
Aurelio Rodriguez
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Orioles
New York
Rodriguez
Ed Brinkman
Frank Howard
Rick Reichardt
Jom Shellenback
Relnet
Mike Cuellar
Cesar Tovar
Jim Perry
Twins
Royals
Perry
Ron Perranoski
British Favorite Roger Taylor Faces Clark Grabener in Wimbledon Quarters
In the 84th All England lawn tennis tournament a home crowd cheers Roger Taylor of Britain versus Clark Grabener of New York City in a center court quarter final as Australians seek to continue dominance. A veteran Spaniard and an American big server join the field aiming to end Australian hold on the title.
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England
UPL
Britain
Roger Taylor
Clark Grabener
New York City
Baseball Standings and Scores Roundup From Major Leagues
Major league action and standings across several cities. Listings include pitchers and matchups for tonight with teams such as Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh New York Chicago St. Louis Atlanta Houston and San Diego. Monday results feature Wash over Baltimore Minnesota over Kansas City and Calit over Milwaukee plus detailed Little League and college notes.
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Wise
Montreal
Renko
Pittsburgh
Veale
New York
Koosman
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Gura
Decker
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Gibson
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Hunter
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Denny McLain Set to Return to Tigers After Suspension
Denny McLain returns to the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday ending a three month suspension for associations with gamblers. The right hander, a two time Cy Young winner, was to arrive quietly and begin his 1970 season with his team seven games out of first.
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Denny McLain
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Bowe Kuhn
USC ace Cowlings signs with Bills
The Buffalo Bills announce the signing of their No 1 college draft choice Al Cowlings from the University of Southern California. The pact terms were not disclosed and Cowlings is described as a roommate and close friend of Bills draft choice in 1969 O J Simpson.
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al Cowlings
University of Southern California
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Bills
Simpson
Bob Lustig
Beatties edge Aztecs and Sprouts dominate Cranes in local play
Gary White and Michael Velasco had hits for the Beatties with Anthony Guest two for two as Steven Mitchell added a triple. Clayton Thompson and Paul Bobbit led the Aztecs with two hits and a double respectively. Leroy Grossini earned the Elks win with Tom Hawk's help, while Owen Etheridge struck out 12 for the Grange Sprouts in a 6 2 win over the Cranes. The Jetters beat the Pizza Palace 2 1 as George Renfroe fanned 12 batters and Vic Sanchez, Gary Gordan contributed hits.
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Perry West
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Mick Shroll
Owen Etheridge
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Richard Walker
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Gordan
Icky Zook
Red Kids
Tom Sazani
John Hieden
Brian Reed
Sazani
Pat Casarez
Pizza Palace
Brad Berch
Brad Johnson
Richard Jacoby
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