Close Games Highlight Church League Action
Four close games and two runaway contests shaped last night in Goldman Park church league action. First United Methodist beat Elk Creek Baptist 12-11 as Howard and Elk Creek’s Grace Cox delivered key hits. Clayton Street Church of God stayed unbeaten 17-1 over Calvary Baptist, while New Life Temple routed Ridgecrest 16-11 after a 8-8 stalemate by innings end. Faith United Methodist pummeled Amanca United Methodist 22-4 before Grace Baptist edged St Paul’s in extras 12-10. Elk Creek’s Ken Foxx homered in the loss as New Life Temple surged late to halt Ridgecrest’s bid. Nazarene and St. Nazarene battled 11-10 with Gloecker driving in a deciding run. The day’s action featured 16 runs in the third inning of New Life Temple vs Ridgecrest and a 15-run rule truncation in the Amanca United Methodist vs Faith United Methodist game. Clayton Street’s six late runs amplified its win.
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Goldman Park
First United Methodist
Howard
Elk Creek Baptist
Grace Cox
Baptist
St. Paul's
First Nazarene
Trenton Grace
Gloecker
St.Nazarene
New Life! Paul's
Temple
Ridgecrest
Trenton Nazarene
Church of God
Amanda Short
United Methodist
Clayton Street
Calvary Baptist
Elk Creek
Ken Foxx
Grace Baptist
Grace
New Life Temple - Ridgecrest
New Life
Amanca United Methodists
Faith United Methodist
Clayton Street Church of God
NEL Alignment Yet Unsettled in NFL Meeting
New York AP report says NFL club owners adjourned their spring meeting without agreement on league realignment. They did keep the 40 man roster limit and agreed interleague trading will run from the day after the last post season game through March 1 for the 1970 season.
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NEW York
National Football League
Lebanon Raceway First Race Pace-Pepper Byrd
Race results from Lebanon Raceway listing winners and payoffs for each race including pace and trot events with times. Notable payouts include 4.00 3.20 2.80 for Byrd and a daily double of 101.60.
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Pepper Byrd
Russtee
Janey’s Dream
Ralph Abbe
Fall of Pompay
Hi Babe Sayre
Ensign Sea
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Dean
Mr. Hennesey
Traveling Man
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Burley Belt
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Miss April
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Autimn Breeze
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Gene Havens
Myrt
Tin Steward
Reportrix
Queen Giller
Sopisticated Gal
Frisky Dee
Taconite
Princess Ellen
Tahiti Sweetie
Kathy N
Robin's Gee Gee
H W Express
Star Face
Tinkie
H. W. Pride
Harold Adio
Scottie S
Steward Scot
Jack Gold
Stardust Royal
Frisco
Little Starbuck
Burt Wilson
Dr. Mahrud
Beau's Rose
Chief Worthwrooril
Dream
Gypsy Lady
Wanda G
Macco
Cutie Byrd
Doli Baby
Sonny G
Famous Jenko
Oliver Direct
Nevele Pride Starts 4 Year Old in Marquis de Lafayette Trot
Nevele Pride, harness horse of the year for 1967 and 1968, makes his first start as a four year old in the $25,000 Marquis de Lafayette Trot at Brandwine Raceway in Wilmington Delaware.
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Wilmington
Del
Brandwine
Old Putting Form Puts Brewer In Western Lead
Gay Brewer, after a putting revival sparked by watching home movies, leads the Western Golf Tournament by one stroke at Midlothian. He carded 136 after a second round, ahead of Frank Beard Dick Rhyan and Rocky Thompson, with Ken Still at 138 and others nearby.
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Midlothian, Ill
Gay Brewer
Frank Beard
Dick Rhyan
Rocky Thompson
Beard
Rhyan
Thompson
Ken
Australians Dominate Open Tennis Circuit At Roland Garros
Paris AP Australians lead the world open circuit as Ken Rosewall and Rod Laver reach the $7,000 French Open final at Roland Garros. Laver and Emerson face Newcombe and Roche in the doubles final. Margaret Court vies for the French women's crown against Ann Jones after semifinal wins.
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Paris
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver
Roland Garros
Laver
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Margaret Court
Ann Jones
Britain
Federal Judge Awaits Clay Wiretap Briefs
Houston AP reports a federal judge ordered written briefs within two weeks after a week long wiretap hearing on Cassius Clay. The judge may rule or reopen. the Supreme Court ordered the hearing to assess wiretap relevance to his 1967 draft evasion conviction and sentence.
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High Court
Clay
Armed Services
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King Jr
Elijah Muhammad
Ingraham
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
John S. Martin
Justice Department
Morgan
Selective Service Board
Hardwick Wins PBA Tourney in Redwood City
Billy Hardwick of Louisville defeated Jim Stefanich of Joliet 289-192 to win $6,000 first prize in the PBA Smallcomb Classic. It was Hardwick’s fourth title this year and pushed his season total to $41,725. He beat Harry Booth, Wayne Zahn, and Larry Laub to reach the final. Stefanich earned $3,200 for second. Laub $2,500. Zahn $2,000. Booth $1,500.
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Redwood City
Calif
Billy Hardwick
Louisville
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Ill
Hardwick
Harry Booth
Mountain View
Wayne Zahn
Tempe
Ariz
Larry Laub
San Francisco
Stefanich
Laub
Zahn
Booth
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