Howsam Stays On With Reds Two-Year Pact
Cincinnati Reds announce general manager Robert Howsam will remain in place under a renewed two-year contract. President Francis Dale praised Howsam as an astute baseball man and noted the team will pursue improvements and young players from the farm system. Bristol’s future with Cincinnati remains to be determined before the World Series.
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Top Spot Up For Grabs In Tri County Speedway Race
WESTCHESTER The track championship hinges on tonight’s action at Redwine course with time trials at seven and races starting at eight. Leader Chuck McWilliams of Union Kentucky holds a firm position while Bill Teegarden of Covington Kentucky gains ground in the tight point race.
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Gazelle Chase On For Raiders
Griese leads the Dolphins against the undefeated Raiders in the Orange Bowl. Mor ris headlines kickoff returns as AFL action spans New York at Boston and Houston hosting Buffalo among Sunday NFL games.
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Oakland Raiders Aim for AFL Record Run
Daryle Lamonica directs the Raiders who chase the AFL record of 15 straight victories, aiming to extend their winning streak and strengthen position in the league.
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Royals Trade Hetzel for Craig Raymond and Draft Pick
The Cincinnati Royals acquired center Craig Raymond and a 1971-72 draft choice from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for forward Fred Hetzel. Raymond, 6 feet 11 inches, played 27 games for the 76ers last season and impressed coach Bob Cousy. Hetzel had averaged just over 10 points per game for Cincinnati after being acquired from Milwaukee for Don Smith midway through the prior season.
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Middies Upset Indians For No 4 AC Win
The Middies defeated the Indians 44 22 at Barnitz Stadium to claim their fourth win and open GMC play. Fairfield was led by fullback Dave Batos who had 80 points on the season, while Garfield and Journal Sports Writer Jack Gordon had praised Middies as a rising force in Greater Miami.
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Middletown dominates Fairfield in high school football
Middletown roared to a 44 22 victory over Fairfield as Mike Houndell led a powerful first half, scoring on a three yard run and adding a late six yard TD pass to Ted Gregory. Mark Gardner and Steve Pearson added key touchdowns, keeping the Middies ahead 24 0 at halftime and widening the margin in the third quarter.
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Badin Defeats Franklin 34 14 in tough nonleague clash
Badin beat Franklin 34 to 14 after scoring in each quarter. Franklin, 0-5-2, and Dan Kuhn led a late surge with a 1 yard TD and a 52 yard setup run. Badin’s Giuliano and Vail contributed key scores as Franklin fought back but fell short.
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Mets and Braves duel in NL pennant playoff opener
Tom Seaver faces Phil Niekro in Atlanta as the Mets and Braves begin a best-of-five series for the NL pennant. Hank Aaron provides Atlanta power as New York loads its rotation with Seaver, Koozman, and Gentry to counter. The series tests pitching versus hitting in a rare short postseason.
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Benvenuti Favored To Defend World Middleweight Title
Boxer Nino Benvenuti enters Naples as a clear favorite to retain the world middleweight crown against Fraser Scott. He downplays doubts about his injured right hand and expects to withstand the punishment.
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Friday's Fights King Roman Knocks Out Adams
Boxing roundup reports Joe King Roman of Puerto Rico 200 pounds stops Bowie Adams 215 pounds of Phoenix in San Juan with a knockout in Friday action.
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Truluck Favored in Roosevelt Futurity at Roosevelt Raceway
WESTBURY New York AP Truluck the outstanding 2 year old pacer of 1969 is favored to win the $95486 Roosevelt Futurity at Roosevelt Raceway tonight.
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Loyo La Coach Gad Resigns for Adelaide Academic Post
Los Angeles AP report says University of California baseball coach Al Gad steps down to take an academic position at an Australian university in Adelaide.
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Cincinnati Hosts Triple Main Event at Gardens Tonight
Promoter Les Ruffen brings a triple main event to Cincinnati Gardens headlined by Cowboy Bob Ellis versus The Sheik, Nature Boy Buddy Rogers versus Magnificent Maurice, and Ernie Ladd versus Bobo Brazil. Supporting bouts include The Stomper vs Lou Thesz, Flying Fred Curry and Haystack Calhoun vs The Skull Brothers, The Klein Brothers vs The Love Brothers, Ali Baba vs Frank Foster, with first bell at 8 30 p.m.
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