Lynn Camp Wildcats Face 1969 Season Under Igo
Robert Igo enters his fifth year guiding Lynn Camp with 25 players reporting for the 1969 squad. The program, once waning, has revived under his leadership after five years at Leslie County. The roster features a mix of regulars on offense and defense, with multiple year players and key sizes, aiming to push above .500 in the coming season.
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Daily News Leased Wires United Press International
Middlesboro Kentucky edition outlines licensing rights and distribution terms for United Press International content. Contact details and subscription rates listed for local and outside areas, with terms including annual and monthly pricing and tax notes.
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Wrinkles Vanish in Minutes with REVEAL Cream
Unclear promotional text claims wrinkles vanish in three minutes with REVEAL. Mentions carantre protections and a vague offer to buy today. Source text is damaged and repetitive with many garbled terms and names.
Administation of C. K. Calvert Jr Estate Named
Natier Oval Gann of Pineville Kentucky is appointed administrator of the estate of C. K. Calvert Jr deceased of Pineville Bell County Kentucky. Creditors must file verified claims or payment within three months from July 23 1963. Opal Gano Pineville Kentucky dates the notice.
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Kentucky All Star Prep Athletes Set for Classic Night
Kentucky prep players ready for the 28th West versus East All-Star basketball and football showcase at Memorial Coliseum and Eton Field. West Coach Ralph Underhill touts favorites with Harold Owenby, Ed Helline, Carey Eaves among stars. East counters with Tom Payne and Ron King, while Joe Voskuhl and Larry Gay anchor the 7-foot-1 Payne height edge.
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Phillies Manager Quits Over Allen Disputes
Philadelphia reports Richie Allen's temperamental behavior sparked firings and resignations. Skinner quit as manager after criticizing Allen as a major team disharmony factor. Myatt named interim manager as the club trailed the Cubs by 244 games in the NL East.
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Baseball Commissioner's Seattle meeting to set 1970 plan
UPI reports Baseball Commissioner Rewie Kuhn announced that all 24 major league clubs will meet in Seattle Tuesday and Wednesday for their annual summer gathering. Topics include Kuhn's contract interim designation the 1970 schedule and league championship details. Kathy Whitworth won the proamateur team championship in Springfield Ohio with Ray Lange earning $1,500.
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Osteen Wins 15th As Dodgers Trim Pirates
Dodgers pitcher Claude Osteen earned his 15th win with a five hitter and his first major league homer in two seasons. The Dodgers beat the Pirates 6-0 as Osteen improves to 15-9, leading the NL in wins for a lefty, with McNally and McLain close behind.
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Townsend Leads Milwaukee Open With 67 First Round
Peter Townsend, the 22 year old Londoner and British Tour money leader, fired a 67 to lead the Milwaukee Open after the first round. Rookie John Miller was close behind after a strong start, with Allan Henning, Mike Nugent, and Steve Opperman nearby. Palmer and Player were absent from sub-par form as leaders faced the need for sub-par golf to advance.
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Bowling Coffee League Totals and Team Standings
In the bowling coffee league ten's trading port team 34 Speed Chek earned four points, while Brom bach Electric won one, and The Shades of Blue topped with seven in a match involving Glenwood Trailer Park.
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