Grid Owners Approve 1970 Nine Year Rotation Plan
New York RP reports NFL owners approve a nine year rotation to start in 1970 ensuring every team plays all others by 1978 with Denver unique in schedule. The meeting covered player limits potential inter league trades and a new alumni foundation funded at 100000 by 16 teams.
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New York
Pete Rozelle
Denver Broneos
Rozelle
NFL
Professional Football Players Alumni Foundation Inc
UH Student Leads Meet at Texas State Amateur
Bruce Ashworth of the University of Houston fired a six under par 65 to seize the 36 hole lead at the 60th Texas State Amateur Golf Tournament. His 134 total, eight under par, included seven birdies and one bogey, giving him a five stroke cushion at River Plantation Golf & Country Club. Tom Porter was in second with 139, while Chuck Brownfield slid to 77 after a 67 first round lead.
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Bruce Ashworth
University of Houston
Ashworth
Las Vegas
River Plantation Golf & Country Club
Frank Beard
Hrilly Maxwell
Rocky Thompson
Inrick Rhyan
Bob Murphy
Gary Player
Mike Halli
Jack Ewing
Gay Brewer
Bob Guald
Joe Goildstrand
Tas Ork
Bobby Greenwood
Ray Floyd
David Shuster
Bert Greene
Hale Irwin
Ore
Bobby Cale
Ron Cerrudo
Bob Eastwood
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Red Sox pick Noel Jenke in first round of draft
Noel Jenke, a Minnesota linebacker and hockey ace, was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 12th round and is a 6-1 215 pound outfielder from Owatonna. He hit about .380 for coach Dick Siebert’s Minnesota team this spring and is a Chicago Black Hawks defenseman prospect. Ted Nicholson went No 3 to the White Sox.
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Noel Jenke
University of Minnesota
Jenke
Minnesota Vikings
Owatonna
Minn
Chicago Black Hawks
Dick Siebert
Minnesota
Ted Nicholson
Laurel
Miss
Chicago White Sox
Sam Hairston
Walt Widmayer
Carlos May
New York Mets
Burroughs
Randy Sterling
Key West
Fla
Alan Bannister
Buena Vista
Calif
California Angels
Philadelphia
Michael Anderson
Timmonsville
S.C
Texas NBC Opens 1969 Campaign vs San Angelo Hubbers
Lubbock hubbers, defending Texas State NBC champions, start 1969 against San Angelo at 8 p.m. Lowrey Field with Scotty Chastain on the mound for San Angelo and Jim Carter starting for Lubbock. Lubbock also posts a 1 p.m. Sunday doubleheader with Odessa after weekend games.
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Lubbock Hubbers
San Angelo
Scotty Chastain
Lowrey
Chastain
Hubbers
Lubbock
Jim Carter
Max Martin
Dennis Willett
Jerry Haggard
Fred Dumler
Jerry McLemore
Greg Taylor
Randy Walker
Gary Dement
Ralph Jordan
Bryant Keys
Bubba Valentine
Itacy Allen
Skeet Hef ‘Fington
Robert Allen
Jim Havelick
Jim Stockton
Odessa
Baseball Draft Selections From the National List
The article lists numerous players by team, including right and left handed pitchers, in draft selections across multiple organizations. Names like Ted Nicholson Alan Bannister Michael Anders and Stan Papi appear with positions and physicals, reflecting a wide array of college and high school standouts.
Astros Beat Cardinals 11 6 to End Four-Game Slump
Joe Morgan sparked four Houston scoring sprees with a homer and three singles as the Astros defeated St. Louis 11-6. Morgan opened the early scoring with a first inning double, then started a fifth inning rally and later opened the sixth with his eighth homer to seal the win.
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Joe Morgan
Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Morgan
Jim Wynn
Norm Miller
Mike Torrez
Cardinals
Denis Menke
Dennis Ribant
Jesus Alou
Wynn
Miller
Menke
Local Youth Baseball Scores From City Leagues
City leagues post numerous results with teams such as Payne's Jewelers Lubbock Lions Club Johnny's Drive-In and Dime Majors Huskie Burger Mrs Bairds T and D Sporting Goods Toy Boy Welch Brothers United and Pan Te across multiple divisions. Standout scores include Optimists 29, United 3 and Plains Meat 13 with a mosaic of midgame tallies from 4 to 24 runs across Western Midwest Southwest and Dixie Pony leagues.
Florida Halfback Will Miss All-America Game
Florida halfback Will Smith will miss the Coaches All-America game on June 28 due to a foot injury. The injury adds to concerns as Heisman winner O J Simpson may also skip the game if terms with Buffalo Bills aren’t reached. Smith fractured a bone in his foot while boarding a plane and has been ruled out by physicians and the Rams who signed him to a pro contract.
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Larry Smith
Florida
Smith
O. J. Simpson
Southern
Cal
Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles Rams
Hillcrest Swinger Opens Third Hillcrest Event With 112 Teams
Hillcrest Partnership Swinger kicks off today with 112 teams in two shotgun starts at 8 50 a m and 1 30 p m. Dave Lawson and J B White co favorites join Jack Williams and Gene Boyd while Rex Jordan misses course due to illness. Last year Boyd and Jordan shot 18 under par to win but Jordan cannot enter this year.
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Dave Lawson
J. B. White
Jack Williams
Gene Boyd
Hillcrest
Boyd
Plainview
Rex Jordan
Jordan
Bill Kelly
Dub Scarborough
Lorenzo
Jim Fullingim
Ted Watts
Hillcrest Hosts West Texas Golf Tourney June 19 22
Houston leads schedule with no games in major leagues. Hillcrest near Lorenzo finished ten shots back after Sundays final round on the par 72 layout. The club has ten days to prepare for the Men's West Texas Golf Tournament to be held June 19 to 22.
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Lorenzo
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Golf Pairings and Today’s Major League Games
The Hillcrest tournament lists shotgun start pairings across 18 groups from No. 1 to No. 18 with players such as Hardy Fields Howard Hasse and Tom Richards Dubuque. Today’s baseball slate shows American League games Washington at Minnesota and Oakland at Los Angeles plus California at Cleveland and Seattle at Baltimore. National League matchups include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York at San Francisco with various pitchers noted.
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Johan Brown
Kinston
Houston
Oklahoma City
Stan Papi
Fresno
Calif
Chicago White Sox
Tucson
Mike Atkinson
Miami
Fla
Bitcher
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Tidewater
Joe No
St.at
Calfornia
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Dave Chorley
Beach
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Eugenes
Michael Ro
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Southern Winds
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Ron McDonald
Covina
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Repoicane
Elvin Ervin
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Oakland
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Tom Sandt
Gypress
En Puerto
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Nee Johnson
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Ie “Heit
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Victor Ambrose
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Jim
Tea Jackwenkses Tyanna
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Tom Richards
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Bill Neel
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Wilbur Thigpen
Dean Williams
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Ben Peek
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Joe Rushing
Raymond Powell
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Paul Cleveland
Ken Hite
Moore
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Jack Alderson
Jimmy Smith
Lewis Avery
Kenneth Kizer
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Sherman Norton
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Jerry Owens
Don Sides
Leon
Palmer Absent as Beard Leads After Tough Round
Be ard from Louisville could have fired a 62 or 63 but settled for par 71 while top names like Trevino Casper and Boros shot 72. Nicklaus noted the hard pin placements as Beard missed several short putts yet remained confident after two weeks off the tour to sharpen his game ahead of the USS Open.
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Maury Wills to Rejoin Expos in Los Angeles
Maury Wills of Montreal, who requested voluntary retirement on Tuesday, will rejoin the Expos in Los Angeles. General Manager Jim Fanning confirmed the development and said Wills called him in the afternoon.
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Jim Fanning
Fanning
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Andrews Mustangs Capture Region I Title in 5-0 Victory
Pitcher Phil Hilton hurled a five run first inning assault to lead Andrews over Brownfield 5-0 and clinch the Region I title earning a berth in the Class AAA state tournament. Hilton allowed two Brownfield hits and struck out seven as Andrews improved to 22-9. Brownfield fell to 14-7.
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Jerral Patrick
Bobby DelGado
Mickey Joplin
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Ruben Garcia
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Little Mo Connolly Brinker in ICU after tumor surgery
Maureen Connolly Brinker a tennis icon of the early 1950s lies in Baylor Hospital's ICU after surgery for a stomach tumor. The Wimbledon and U S champion, famed for a 1954 grand slam, later married Norman Brinker and supported junior tennis through her foundation.
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Maureen Connolly Brinker
Baylor Hospital
Little Mo
United States
U.S
Norman Brinker
Texas
American Legion Linescores and Player Names
Read line scores show players McAlister Watson Ronnie McMillan from Plainview Bearden and Floydada among listed teams in the American Legion score updates.
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Watson Ronnie McMillan
Plainview
Bearden
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Shepperson 67 Tops Reese Invitational Qualifiers
Jon Shepperson fired a 67 to capture medalist honors and lead the Reese Invitational after qualifying. Steve Thompson, Rick Reach and Jim Burton followed with 70s as several flights tee off in shotgun starts for the championship rounds. Ken McGuire praised a strong opening day as top contenders lined up for the first round.
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Steve Thompson
Rick Reach
Jim Burton
Bubba
Brooks of Hale Center
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Gough
Jamie Gough
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Reese Qualifiers in Multi-Flight Golf Event
The article lists matchups for multiple flight groups with shotgun starts at 8:30 a.m. and 1:4 p.m. including players such as Berry Fisher-Harry Bailey, Chris Hicks-Mark Shaw, and many others, detailing first through fifth flights and championshp flight pairings. The long roster covers numerous pairs with numerous bye entries and names across rounds and times.
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Harry Bailey
Chris Hicks
Mark Shaw
Wallace Garber
Larson
Don Harvey
Bill Elyen
Jerry Shipp
Ted Phea
Gene White
I. C. Wiseman
Jim Comeaus
Jim Harris
Martin Vegabye
Murphy
Tony Laurie
Dwayne Johnston
Clent Tayior
Jackie Miller
J. Timmins
Dennis Spradley
Tom DeLoach
B. J. Stubbs
Bill Grisham
Harlon Lambert
Gerald Bourgeois
Mark Widner
Harold Brock
Fred Scharrye
Richard Palmer
Bob
Pickle
B. Bingham
Phil Cook
Fred Dickenson
Bon Briggs
Bill Willis
Dick Davis
Wess Ratciff
Bon Cadwell
Herman Chun
Terry
Dawson-Larry
Stoul
Ll. Simmons
R. Raedhof
Jack Russell
Gene Coulter
Dirk West
Mike Clary
Jonny Johnston
Harry Eastus
Jim Cook
Bobby Tyler
Charles Gaylord
Leon Lindley
Bob Hawkins
Randy Robertson
J. J. Marcy
Ford Roberston
Gary Bowe
Gary Bauch
Chris Alford
Jerry Fairly
F. Gosdin
Coaches discuss future schedules and rising recruits
LSU and USC have signed to play in 1980 and 1981 amid past NCAA suggestions against long range grids. Coach Charlie McClendon notes players in kindergarten now will face those games, while Gy Tubb and Grant Dukes emerge as promising prospects and a wave of college recruiters is anticipated.
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