Jauch Leads Edmonton Eskimos Rookie CFL Coaches
Ray Jauch becomes the CFLs youngest head coach in Edmonton as the Eskimos prepare for 1970. He outlines modest goals, preserves a veteran defense, and braces for a young offense with new quarterbacks signed including Rusy Clark. The staff lists veterans like Gasser and Wydareny while shifts include Terry Swarn to halfback and punting by Fred Dunn.
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Ray
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Ottawa Rough Riders
Sam Etcheverry
Montreal Alouettes
Jim Spavital
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Jackie Parker
B.C. Lions
Parker
Jim Champion
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Gotta
Ottawa
Russ Jackson
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Coastal Lions
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Canada
Holy Redeemer College
Corey Colehour
Charlie Fulton
Rusy Clark
Houston University
Clark
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NFL
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49Ers
Earl Edwards
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Ray Shatzko
Ed Molstad
Ron Forwick
Greg Pipes
John Lagrone
Dave Gasser
Jerry Griffin
Ken Ferguson
John Wydareny
Joe Hernandez
Dick Dupuis
Wayne Norrie
Mike Law
Ian McLeod
Terry Swarn
Terry
Esks
Thermas Butler
Jim Thomas
Thomas
United Nations
Fred Dunn
Fred
Drake University
Hat Baseball Scores Roundup PONY to National leagues
The Elks edged the Giants 15-14 in PONY League with Kammer the winning pitcher and Schimph taking the loss. J and M Electric Yankees defeated Kiwanis Indians 22-4 as Tim Hichorn won and David Lyrhington lost. Legends include Walt and Bruce's Senators 4-3 over ACT Red Sox with Mike Farmer winning.
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ACT Red Sox
Mike Farmer
Heffner
Dale Jeske
Doug McLean
Eric Cunningham
Red Sox
Senators Stranded 14 as Yankees Win 2-0
New York Stot tlemyre held Washington to six hits and 11 walks, but the Senators left 14 runners stranded as the Yankees won 2-0 behind a Danny Cater two run homer. Cleveland beat Boston 10-7. Detroit split with Baltimore 6-4 and 3-1.
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Tigers
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Canada IIHF problems on CAHA meeting agenda
Canada’s IIHF disputes and Olympic strategy top CAHA annual meeting agenda in St John’s Newfoundland as 175 delegates from 11 branches gather. Discussions aim to resolve CAHA structure, Allan Cup playoffs format, and whether to enter a wholly amateur team at the 1972 Winter Games in Sapporo amid prior world cup tensions with IIHF.
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Trout derby at Reesor Lake May 24 at noon
The Redcliff Angling Association hosting a trout derby at Reesor Lake Sunday May 24 with weigh in until 5 30 p m on the north side of the lake. Everyone welcome bring lunch and coffee. Also Sunday soccer at MHHS field Medicine Hat College Trojans host Taber United at 3 p m. The Cantalinis travel to Lethbridge to play the Royals. Southeastern Track and Field Meet scheduled for Bow Island all day Saturday May 23.
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Lethbridge
The
Royals
Bow Island
Television pact signed for CFL games by Gaudaur and Chercover
CFL commissioner Jake Gaudaur and CTV president Murray Chercover announce a 1,027,500 agreement to televise 1970 CFL games across Eastern and Western conferences plus playoff and Grey Cup coverage. Fifty five games aired including seven Calgary Stampeders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers telecasts in Calgary and Winnipeg.
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Jake Gaudaur
Murray Chercover
CTV Television Network Ltd
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Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Renbar and Redcliff open fastball season with wins
Renbar defeated the Northwest Nitros 8 6 behind Ken Black s pitching as Redcliff beat the Moose 13 11 in a high scoring nightcap The NEWSies won 3 2 over Union Milk leveraging three hits and three errors The night featured Harold Schafer Tony Bondagofsky and Bruce Brandt homers for Renbar while Daryl Wahl earned the win for Redcliff Joe Davies and Rick Dutton homered for Redcliff and a broken finger sidelined Moose catcher John Fode The NEWSies Billy Bilodeau allowed three hits over seven innings with six strikeouts The three games schedule through May 26 included Alberta Western Beef and Renbar with standings listing several teams tied at 10 2 or 11 2 with Moose and Nitros at 0 2 and 2 losses respectively.
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Milkers
Renber
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Ken Black
Redcliff
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Renbar
Nitros
Harold Schafer
Tony Bonagofsky
Bruce Brandt
Bender
Keith Bender
Wayne Fleck
Jack James
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Julian Bilodeau
Union Milk
Derry Heidinger
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Laverne Kundert
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Rick Dutton
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