AL Battles Over Seattle Pilots Franchise
Amid threats of lawsuits and antitrust challenges, the American League canceled its Seattle Pilots meeting in Tampa. Daley indicated the meeting must be rescheduled, Seattle officials prepared further injunctions, and lawmakers threatened action if the franchise moves.
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Tampa
Fla
American League
Seattle Baseball
AL. Pres
Joe Cronin
William R. Daley
Cleveland
Pilots
Seattle Times
Daley
Milwaukee
Braves
Atlanta
Seattle
Wes Uhlman
Washington
Uhlman
Cronin
Dewey Soriano
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Slade Gorton
Curt Flood
Gorton
Colorado
King County
A. L. Newbould
Newbould
Chicago
Harry McCarthy
Sarasota
Globetrotter Foes Tell What Its Like
Meadowlark Lemon Curly Neal and Pablo Robertson have become household names to fans of the Harlem Globetrotters. But Red Klotz Jim Boyle and Matt Spinella, members of the New Jersey Reds, travel and play nearly as often, rarely drawing attention as the Globetrotters’ straight men and secondary cast.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Meadowlark
Lemon
Curly Neal
Pablo Robertson
Harlem Globetrotters
Red Klotz
Jim Boyle
Matt Spinella
Globetrotters
New Jersey Reds
Reds
Trotters
Spinella
University of Jacksonville
Klotz
United States
Boyle
Chuck McKay
McKay
Rinka tops Little All American basketball poll again
John Rinka of Kenyon College led the Little All-American voting with 57 first team votes from a panel of 106 writers and broadcasters. The 5-foot-9 senior piled up 3,251 career points and a 41 point winter, while plans include pro basketball or graduate school and coaching. Other first team picks included Killum, Winkler, Oliver, and Hill. second team featured Grant, McClain, Hyder, Ford, Napier.
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Gambler
Ohio
John Rinka
the Press
Kenyon College
Rinka
Milwaukee
Wis
Harvard
Earnest Killum
Stetson
Marvin Winkler
Southwestern Louisiana
Larry Oliver
Stephen F. Austin
Greg Hill
American International
Travis Grant
Kentucky State
Ted McClain
Tennessee State
Greg Hyder
Eastern New Mexico University
Jake Ford
Maryland State
John Napier
Tampa
Pro Cage Results NBA Tuesday Scores
Pro Cage Results notes NBA games with Atlanta topping Milwaukee 140 to 127 Detroit surpassing Boston 115 to 112 New York beating Seattle 117 to 99 Chicago defeating San Diego 111 to 106 Los Angeles tying San Francisco 106 to 104 ABA results show Kentucky 126 over Miami 120 Dallas 124 over Denver 116
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NBA
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Detroit
Boston
New York
Seattle
Chicago
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kentucky
Miami
Dallas
Denver
Ed Macauley Camp Heads to Wisconsin in July
Former Marquette star Don Kojis will lead guest coaches at Ed Macauley’s Wisconsin Basketball Camp in Oneida near Green Bay from July 5 to 11 at Sacred Heart Seminary. Now in its fifth year, the camp offers group and individual instruction plus films, games, and motivates boys from seventh grade through high school. Enrollment details and applications are available by mailing to 1455 Beauville Drive, St. Louis, MO 63122. The program will expand to six states Missouri Illinois Wisconsin Colorado Tennessee and Kentucky this year.
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Marquette University
Don Kojis
San Diego Rockets
Ed Macauley
Oneida
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Sacred Heart Seminary
Beauville Drive
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Colorado
Tennessee
Kentucky
Five Untamed Teams In State Tourney Race
Five of ten teams started in 1970 with unbeaten records and remain in contention as the WIAA regional rounds narrow toward the state tournament. Oakfield Whitewater Appleton West Eau Claire Memorial and Wauwatosa East hold 21 or 22 wins. Crandon Washburn Fall Creek Little Chute Sun Prairie show early exits. Beloit Neenah Durand Kewaunee Thorp Schofield Wausau remain in the chase with one or two defeats.
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3Tevens Point
WIAA
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Oakfield
Whitewater
Appleton West
Eau Claire Memorial
Wauwatosa East
Crandon
Washburn
Fall Creek
Little Chute
Sun Prairie
Beloit
Neenah
Durand
Kewaunee
Thorp
Schofield
Wausau
Hawks Roll Bucks 140 127 In Charity Game
Atlanta used 36 free throws to dominate Milwaukee 140 127 at home. Lew Alcindor led Bucks with 40 points, Joe Caldwell added 30, while Lew Hudson sparked 36 for the Hawks as foul trouble limited Milwaukee and enabled a high scoring victory.
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Atlanta
Milwaukee Bucks
Hawks
Bucks
Milwaukee
Joe Caldwell
Lew Alcindor
Flynn Robinson
Jon McGlocklin
Ohlwaukee
Alcindor
Chapell Crawford
Superior
Danding
Greace
McGiblin
Robinson
Rodgers
NAIA
D. Smith
G. Smith
Bellamy
Caldwell Bridges
Davis
Gregor Hazzard
Hudson
Newmark
Eau Claire Dominates All Conference picks in 1970 team
Eau Claire earns three spots on the All-Wisconsin State University Conference basketball team as coaches select ten players. Center Mike Ratliff and guards Frank Schade and James Lindsey lead a list featuring Greg Ebsen Cal Glover Jim Lawinger Don Paulsen Ken Ritzenthaler Tom Ritzenthaler Frank Schade and Ken Ver Gone with schools Stout Platteville Whitewater Stevens Point Oshkosh Eau Claire Racine Beloit Cedar Grove Wausau.
Fishing in Your Library and Sporting Goods Ad
A fragment from a library feature discusses fishing as a serene pastime and cites Izaak Walton with The Compleat Angler. It mentions Herbert Hoover’s Fishing for Fun and quotes a placid view of angling, then pivots to a Martin Sporting Goods advertisement selling sports gear, licenses, and repairs at 1016 17th Ave.
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Izaak Walton
Walton
Random House
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Martin Sporting
Martin Sporting Goods
17Th Ave
Bowling night leaders and league standings summary
Bob Stuart led three game series with 173 209 205 for 587. Howie Olsen had high single of 232. Dorman Cheese topped team totals with 2602. Multiple players posted 5-7 and 3-5-10 splits across Sr, Nite Hawk, and City leagues with teams like Dorman Cheese Swiss Cheese Shop Massachusetts Mutual Eagles Club and Rees Construction posting records.
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Bob Stuart
Howie Olsen
Dorman Cheese
Neil Neuenschwander
Twila Anderson
Kay Berndt
Bill Gyure
Casey Goecks
Wally Speich
Swiss Cheese Shop
Massachusetts Mutual
Eagles Club
South Wayne Oil
Rees Construction
Goecks
D-X
Monroe Cheese Corporation
Eau Claire tops Eastern Montana in NAIA opening round
In Kansas City AP report Eau Claire Blugolds seed 13 edged Eastern Montana 88 81 as 6 10 Mike Ratliff and Frank Schade combined for 40 points. The win extended their streak to 14 straight victories and 24 of 25. The Caracas tennis circuit opened with Tom Gorman Jim Osborne and Jim McManus winning opening singles matches.
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Kansas City
Blugolds
Eau Claire
Eastern Montana
Ratliff
Frank Schade
Caracas
Venezuela
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Jim Osborne
Honolulu
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
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Charles Finley
Oakland Athletics
Ewing Kaufman
Kansas City Royals
Bob Reynolds
California Angels
Jack Hayes
Boston Red Sox
Alex Hadden
Erwin Gruber
Committee On Agriculture and Extension Education
Green County
Willis Iemer
Brodhead
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Monroe
al Henry
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Chile
Willie Shoemaker
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Minn
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Winslow, Illinois
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Green Bay West
Clintonville
Wausaukee
la Crosse Central
Manston
la Crosse
Tremper
Racine Park
Milw
Boys Tech
West Allis Hale Spooner
Cumberland
Gordee & Zuercher Agency
17Th Avenue
Don Martin
John Musser
Ev Pankau
Warren Schneeberger
Otto Schild
Arnie Smobersteg
Baumgartners
Corner Cafe
Permabilt Homes
Hein’s Tavern
Karen Zimmerman
Wainwright's Pharmacy
Sinclair Swingers
Gempler's Tires
the Spot
Red’s Roost
Darlington
Monroe Rifle Club
Darlington Rifle Club
P. Burmiester
H Sleep
Bernie Wiegel
OH al Wiegel
J. Michel
Ted Wiegel
L. Drake
Dale Wiegel
Jim Wiegel
C. Drake
Ken Wiegel
H. Pfund
Dave Wiegel
E.erb
E. Gratz
O. Kiel
J. Gratz
P. Witt
M. Hanna
C.gratz
B. Steger
Montana
Mike Ratliff
Michigan
Ida
Bay
Brennan's Market
Indian River Temple
Brennan
Market
Monroe—Freeport—Madison
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