Sonics Drop 120 105 at Chicago in Western Standings Fight
Seattle fell to the Chicago Bulls 120 105, slipping to last in the Western Division. Len Wilkens led Seattle with 22 points as Chicago pulled away after a 60 51 halftime lead. The Bulls pounded to a 15 point margin before the Sonics could rally.
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Quasar Color TV by Motorola Featured at Hall's Radio
Local ad highlights Quasar Color TV from Motorola with a drawer style service. Hall's Radio & TV Service & Sales at 2916 Yanker Road promotes the new model and urges customers to view the line and consider layaway for Christmas.
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Middletown Bowlers Earn First Ever Honor Rolls
Wally Besse for Zion Lutheran No 2 in the Men's Inter church League at J J Lanes scored 621. Shirley Lawson for Mack's Record Shop in the Women's Major League at Sports Bowl posted 549.
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Shirley Lawson
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Speedy Courts Boost U.S. Davis Cup Confidence
The U.S. Davis Cup team led by Art Ashe Clark Graebner and the fast courts are favored to beat India in the interzone final starting Saturday. Indian coach Luis Ayala admits an uphill fight though Dell Pasarell hints Dell may rest while Stan Smith and Bobby Lutz are expected to play doubles.
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India
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Stan Smith
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Los Angeles
Great Trot Star May Be Finished
Nevele Pride, hailed as possibly the world's best trotter, may never race again due to a chipped bone in its left front leg. The champion 3 year old trotter and likely Harness Horse of the Year suffered the injury while winning the U S Harness Writers Trot at Roosevelt Raceway. Driver Stanley Dancer disclosed the injury. The colt has earned a record 197 440 this year with 21 victories in 24 starts.
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Angels Acquire Amaro From Yankees in Cash Deal
The California Angels purchased veteran infielder Rosen Amaro from the New York Yankees in a straight cash deal. The price was not disclosed but estimated at $20,000.
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Koch Stuns Stolle to Reach South American Championship Semis
Brazil's Tomas Koch defeated Australia's Fred Stolle 6-3 6-2 0-6 6-3 on Thursday to advance to the semifinals of the International South American Tennis Championship men's singles.
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Scribes Elect Jim Ferguson Dayton Daily News Chair
The Cincinnati chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America chose Jim Ferguson of the Dayton Daily News as its new chairman. He succeeds Bill Ford of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Canadiens edge Penguins in tight NHL clash
Montreal defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in a hard fought NHL game. St Louis routed Philadelphia 8 to 0 while Detroit bested Minnesota 5 to 2. Only scheduled games listed.
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APG Announces 19-Event Schedule Amid PGA Feud
The American Professional Golfers unveil a 19-tournament 1969 tour with purses from 100000 to 150000 and planned events in Los Angeles San Diego Miami Pensacola Las Vegas Orlando and more. Top stars Nicklaus Palmer Boros Casper are sought, while PGA actions threaten rival events.
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Bill Casper
Julius Boros
Berenson Nets Six Goals in 8 4 Victory Over Flyers
Red Berenson exploded for six goals in a St. Louis Blues 84 to 4 win over Philadelphia, matching NHL records with four second period goals and his sixth goal tying the modern mark set by Syd Howe. Berenson, who had three goals in a prior season after a midseason trade, celebrated with a postgame note on planting trees. Other NHL results included Montreal 6 Pittsburgh 4 and Detroit 5 Minnesota 2 as Gordie Howe reached 1 600 career points with an assist.
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Haddix Named Reds Pitching Coach in Cincinnati
Harvey Haddix, holder of the 12 innings no hit record, was named pitching coach for the Cincinnati Reds. He succeeds Mel Harder after his contract was not renewed. Haddix, from South Vienna Ohio, played 14 major league seasons with St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
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Central State Coach Resigns After 5-16-1 Record
WILBERFORCE Ohio AP Tom Stephenson resigns as head football coach at Central State University effective at season's end. A Wittenberg graduate, he previously coached at Eaton and Xenia high schools. This season the team stands 1-5.
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Frazier to Defend State Heavyweight Title December 10
Joe Frazier will defend his five state heavyweight championship on December 10 in a 15 round bout against Oscar Bonavena of Argentina at the Spectrum. Promoter Lou Lucchese announced the match after Frazier’s recent 21-0 record and prior success at Madison Square Garden. Bonavena, rated No. 2 by Ring Magazine, recently beat Leotis Martin.
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New Faces Put Spice In 2nd Go
Cleveland prepares for a Saints visit as Bill Nelson and Leroy Kelly spark the Browns While Saints backup Karl Sweetan sees action after Kilmer’s season-ending injury Cleveland holds a 24-10 opening day win over New Orleans in mixed weather.
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Thunderbolt and Rocky Set for No Disqualification Match
At Hara Arena Dayton Special Thunderbolt Patterson faces Rocky Johnson in a no disqualification bout. Other bouts include Bull Curry and Igor versus Jess Ortega and the Big 0, Diamond Lil versus Darling Dagmar, Sonny King versus Ben Justice, and Al Costello versus Mike Loren. Show starts at 8:30.
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Archer Lucks Way Into Lead In Hawaii Golf Opener
Honolulu AP Archer shot eight under par 64 to take a one stroke lead in the first round of the $125 000 Hawaiian International at Waialae. Dick Lotz was one behind at 65 while Mac McLendon and Ken Fllsworth matched 66. Notables Trevino Crampton Barber and Wysong stood in the 67–72 range as strong field pace set.
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Honda's Two-Wheel Triumphs Fascinate Riders
The article notes motorcycle horns echoing automobile alerts and traces early bicycle signals like handlebars bells, double gongs, front wheel triggers, whistles, and bugles. It highlights Honda as a leading two wheeled vehicle maker adopting continuous improvements and breaking sales records with strong market appeal.
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Honda of Middletown Ad Notice in Old Depot
Honda of Middletown located at 25 Charles Street in the old railroad depot, Middletown Ohio invites calls to 424150.
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