Reds Open 1970 at Crosley Field Then New Riverfront Park
The Reds announce two opening games for 1970, April 6 at Crosley Field against the Montreal Expos and June 30 at the new riverfront stadium against the Atlanta Braves. The schedule covers 60 night games and 21 day contests across 10 stands.
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Jessee Elected to Hall of Fame for Baseball Coaching
Dan Jessee, retired Trinity College baseball coach, named to the Coaches' Baseball Hall of Fame. A former minor league player whose career ended by a knee injury, he led the Bantams for 35 years until 1967, posting a 237 156 6 record.
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Coachs’ Baseball Hall of Fame
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Bantams
Seaver Is Tops In NL Pitching For 1969 Season
Tom Seaver led the NL with 25 victories and a 2.21 ERA while posting a 10 game winning streak after Aug. 7 for the Mets who finished second. Juan Marichal won the ERA title at 2.10 and eight shutouts for San Francisco. Bob Gibson led in complete games with 28 and Steve Carlton contributed strong relief for St. Louis. Fred Gladding led saves with 29 for Houston, and Wayne Granger set a major league record by appearing in 90 games for Cincinnati.
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Houston
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Bob Moose
Pittsburgh
Church Loop Box Scores AT Manchester
Box scores from Church Loop games at Manchester show team results and player contributions. Scores, standings, and standout performances from the event are summarized with emphasis on key scorers and team outcomes.
Rowling 2 Scores in Honor Roll and Church League totals
Basketball score ledger shows Bethlehem Lutheran and St Pauls Church of Christ teams with players and point totals. Multiple players from Grace Baptist, Yankee Road Church, and Knights of Columbus contributed big scores in a mixed league night.
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H. Lane
L. Lane
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Seal
Hall
Yankee Road
Grace Baptist
W. ‘Barnes
Highley
Deaton
Carr
Hileman
Hampton
Webber
Moore
Waber
St. Pauls Church of Christ
Webb
Wells Ferguson
Meeker
Justice
Hopper
Patrick
Knights of Columbus
Hamilton
Harkrader
Mikovich
Nori
Ernst
T. Hileman
Brumfield
Walsh J. Smith
Holweger
K. Frerick
Auguspurger
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D. Huff
D. Stein
G. Payne
Lawson
Sullivan
J. Schuster
Houndell
Harrison
Sterling
Fordyce
P. Laurens
Adkins
Shoemaker
E. Ball
R. Wideman
Kofc
J. West
D. Hatfield
Yankee Road Church of
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God
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B. Castle
Banfield
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Tsakeris
R. Ponder
J. _ Ponder
Myers
A. Adams
Brown
Kinser
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D. Williams
J.N. Spencer
Harding
Pergram
S. Stamper
C. Kelly
R. McGuire
M. Farkas
T. Ruka
Two Armco Teams Remain Undefeated in League Night
In the Armco Slo-Break League at Verity School, two Armco squads stayed unbeaten. Pipe Shop defeated Zincgrip Lab 54 31 while Sales Service beat Welded Pipe 40 37 and Research toppled Production Planning 40 28.
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Ken Sleeth
Zincgrip
Dave Shockey
Dallas Prows
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NBA Monday Results and ABA Scorecard
Pro basketball results show Baltimore 125 over Chicago 111 and Detroit 111 in the ABA New Orleans 105 to Denver 99 after overtime. Today’s NBA schedule lists Cincinnati at New York, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Phoenix at Chicago, Atlanta versus San Francisco, and Salt Lake at Detroit with Seattle.
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Phoenix
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Seattle
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Chiefs’ Stenerud Named AFC Offensive Player of Week
Jan Stenerud of the Kansas City Chiefs earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after his five field goals powered a 22 to 19 win over the Buffalo Bills. The week also highlighted Frank Beard as 1969’s top money winner with 175,223 dollars, while Dave Hill was runner up with 156,432.
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Professional Golfers Association
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Bobby Orr
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National Hockey League
Nodouble
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Gene Goff
Cassius Clay
Billy Joiner
Tulsa
Oklo
Clay
Bengals Struck by Injuries After Loss to Raiders
Cincinnati suffers a rash of injuries as the Bengals fall 37 17 to Oakland. Tommy Smith separation of left shoulder ends his return, Ed Harmon fractures right knee, Al Beauchamp strains right ACL, Greg Cook injures right shoulder again, with several others day to day as Cincinnati prepares to close the season against Denver.
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Tommy Smith
Ed Harmon
al Beauchamp
Greg Cook
Cook
Kansas City
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Michigan Sets Mark With 207th Big Ten Football Win
The Wolverines claim their 207th Big Ten football victory since 1896, reaffirming their historic regional dominance in conference play.
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