Johnson Named Coach of Bruins After Sinden Departure
Tom Johnson, a former NHL defenseman and Bruins executive, was named coach of the Stanley Cup champions. Johnson, 42, signed a one year contract to replace Harry Sinden, who resigned after guiding Boston to its first Cup in 29 years.
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Tom Johnson
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Montreal Canadiens
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Weston Adams Jr
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Chicago
Black Hawks
Linden
Death probes into Sawchuk case sparks investigation
Nassau County District Attorney opened an inquiry into the death of NHL goaltender Terry Sawchuk after a month long hospitalization. The autopsy cited pulmonary embolism and a liver laceration as contributing factors. Sawchuk died at New York Hospital aged 40 after surgery following a fall alleged to occur during a late night dispute with teammate Ron Stewart. Funeral plans set for Detroit with services Wednesday.
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National Hockey League
Sawchuk
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Swachuk
Long Island
Ron Stewart
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Ontario
Unser Takes USAC Lead With Indy 500 Victory
Al Unser earned 1000 points for winning the Memorial Day Indy 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to surge to 1790 points atop the USAC championship. Dan Gurney trails at 1000, Mario Andretti 960, with the Milwaukee 150 mile race upcoming and a 300 point winner’s prize. A separate stock car schedule was rained out and rescheduled, leaving standings for multiple classes and drivers across midget and sprint categories.
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Man Gurney
Santa Ana
Calif
Rick Mather
Laguna Beach
Larry Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
Gary Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Conine Captures Junior Golf Title at Plainview
John Conine of Lubbock won the 16-17 age division by carding 0.475 at Plainview Country Club in the West Texas PGA Junior tour season opener. Bill Tourwillon finished runner up with 76, Kelly Hinds led the 14-15 group with 73, and Steve Talbot won the 12-13 bracket with 82. Snyder’s Bryan Hargrove won a Sudden Death playoff for runner up, after a 36 in regular play tied Levelland’s David Travis. Twenty five juniors braved wind and chill to compete.
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Lubbock
Plainview ‘Country Club
West Texas
Bill Tourwillon
Lub *Bock
Kelly Hinds
Plain‘view
Steve ‘Lester
Steve Talbot
Snyder
Bryan Hargrove
Levelland
David Travis
Tenty
Brav
Pacers Sign Joe Cooke To ABA Pact
The Indiana Pacers announced the signing of 6 foot 3 guard Joe Cooke from Indiana University. A Toledo native, Cooke averaged 22.3 points per game in the 1969-70 season and 21.8 as a junior. he was drafted by Cleveland in the NBA and weighed 180 pounds.
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South Africa Keeps Apartheid for World Sports Policy
Prime Minister Vorster said South Africa will not abandon its apartheid system to participate in world sports. He accused Communist and Afro Asian nations of blackmail over sports boycotts linked to a canceled British cricket tour and rejected multiracial reforms as a means to save participation in international events.
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South Africa
John Vorsted
Vorster
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English Cricket Council
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Cotton futures ease on hedging and liquidation drop
New York AP report shows No 2 cotton futures down 20 to 0 cents per bale after earlier gains of 55 cents. Trade hedging and liquidation pressure weighed on prices while steadiness in cash markets kept some buying in futures. middling cotton at 25.30 cents per pound for 12 markets per NY Cotton Exchange posting.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Plains Farming Tribute Planned To First Champs
Debnam of Lamesa and three other 4-H livestock judging teammates from the 1920 national champions will be honored at the Texas 4-H Club Roundup in College Station. The Golden Anniversary tribute salutes the group for helping shape the National 4-H Club Congress and International Livestock Judging Contest.
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Lamesa
England
Debnam
Colege Station
James Gordon Gillespie
St. Louis
Jack Turner
Fort, Worth
John Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
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Cotten
Pen Eh aTee
Heny Debnam
Atlanta
Mart
Dawson County
John E
Anna A. Debnam
Lamesa High School
A&m College
Financial quotes from New York markets compiled by AP
The New York market report shows quotations supplied by the National Association of Investors, listing prices for securities from IDS Mutual to Vanguard, with bids and asks across Stocks, Funds, and Bonds. It notes daily figures and notable fund names, including Amer Express, Reed, and Drexel assets, amid fluctuating bids and midpoints.
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Debnam led 4-H winners to national honors and service
The article profiles Debnam and peers tied to 4-H livestock judging and agriculture. It traces Debnam’s path from Stonewall County agent to Midland projects, World War II service, and postwar roles in Brazil and farming. It notes Gillespie, Turner, and Dr. Wieting as contemporaries with prominent agricultural ties.
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Livestock Prices and Trading Report From Chicago and Fort Worth
AP reports mixed livestock activity with steers and heifers at mixed prices in Chicago and Fort Worth. Cattle supplies included prime and choice categories with varying yields and limited sheep market due to low demand. Prices ranged across cows, bulls, feeders, and calves, with feeder lambs noted at 22.90 to 24.00 per hundredweight.
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Riverfront Stadium to host 1970 All Star Game
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced the 1970 All Star game will be in Cincinnati at Riverfront Stadium as scheduled. The Reds begin regular season play June 30 and Kuhn cited assurances from Frank Dale that the park will be ready with all facilities for players fans and media.
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Soybean futures rise mildly as oil leads on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain trades mixed with soybeans showing gains amid strong export demand. Soybean oil attracts buying while meal rises on deferred options. grain futures stay in narrow ranges with wheat modestly higher and rye weak.
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