Nolan Finds Year Can Make Big Difference
Clearwater AP. Pitcher Gary Nolan, 20, impressed in Cincinnati first exhibition as Reds lose 4-2 to Philadelphia. He allowed one hit in three innings with no walks and said he is twice as far along as a year ago. Clay Carroll also pitched well in a three inning relief. Jesse Hudson struggled, and Jack Fisher accepted a previously declined contract offer.
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Gems Triumph Port Huron in IHL Showdown
Dayton defeated Port Huron 42 in an International Hockey League game Friday night.
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Carty Podres Back in NL Return Clendenon Declines Trade
Rico Carty and Johnny Podres show return to the National League with strong at bats in Atlanta Expos exhibition win. Donn Clendenon declines retirement requests, trade to the Astros stands, while Julian Javier negotiates with Cardinals amid salary demands.
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Pilots shellac Indians 19 3 in Tempe opener
Richie Scheinblum summed up Indians mood after a 19 to 3 defeat to the Seattle Pilots in Cleveland’s opening exhibition. It was Seattle’s first game as an expansion AL club and Pilots manager Joe Schultz said he expected solid play going forward.
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Stewart joins Bengal's Club in 1969 AFL deal
Cincinnati Bengals announce that 11th round pick Mark Stewart from Charleston West Virginia has signed a 1969 contract. Stewart, 6 feet 1 inch and 195 pounds, helped Georgia win the Southeastern Conference title last year.
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Tallman Named Head Football Coach at Merchant Marine Academy
Drew B. Tallman of Oyster Bay New York was appointed head football coach at the U S Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point New York today.
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Owen Named Cincinnati Assistant Coach For Defense
Phil Duke Owen will join the University of Cincinnati as an assistant football coach focusing on the defense and secondary. The appointment becomes effective in April as the Bearcats begin spring drills. Owen comes from the University of Kentucky where he coached the past five years.
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Freshmen Allowed in Big Ten Varsity Sports
The Big Ten voted to allow freshmen to compete in varsity sports with exceptions for football and basketball. Beginning next fall freshmen may play in NCAA championship meets this spring freshmen will be eligible to compete.
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Garden Turmoil Good For Miles
New York AP Marty Liquori Villanova star eyes the mile title at the 48th IC4A indoor championships at Madison Square Garden. The 19 year old Olympian admits Garden nerves but seeks to defend Villanova’s multi event and team titles as the Wildcats chase a fifth Gold Cup leg. Maryland and NYU loom as main challengers with strong field events and a six four three two one scoring format.
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Campbell ties Citrus Open record with 64 round
Campbell birdied seven through eleven and the 18th to fire a five under 64 tying the Citrus Open record. He moved into sole possession of second place at six under after 36 holes, one stroke behind leaders Bert Yancey Tommy Aaron and Johnny Pott, with Bob Dickson setting a tour record for consecutive birdies earlier in Tucson.
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Hectic East Division race tightens in ABA
Kentucky Colonels rally to rout Miami Floridians 141 123 to seize a share of first place in the ABA East. Indiana Pacers beat New York Nets 143 124 to move within a half game. Oakland Oaks top New Orleans Buccaneers 123 121 as EAst action tightens the western lead.
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Embry Announces Retirement From NBA
Wayne Embry, veteran center who played for Cincinnati Boston and Milwaukee, announced his retirement effective at season end. Numerous estate notices and executors are listed for Butler County Ohio including Merrick Batson Shreve Hudson Tincher with appointments and dates in February 1969.
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Hardwick Leads In Miller Open Final Round
Milwaukee Wisconsin AP report shows Bill Hardwick 27 led five finalists into the nationally televised Miller Open wrap up. He averaged 235 and finished Friday's match play semifinals with 12 wins in 16 games to top the $70,000 money event on the PBA tour.
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Frank fights in Rome and Genoa bouts recap
Friday’s boxing results list Mario Sanna of Italy stopping Antonio Villanaste of Uruguay at 133 pounds in Rome. Vittorio Saraudi of Italy defeated Joe Shelton of Las Vegas at 179 pounds in Genoa by points.
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