Western Reserve aims for bounce back season in 1970
Western Reserve coach Bill Hubans catalogs a deep backfield with 15 returning lettermen and six backfield lettermen as the team targets an improved 1970, after a 2 6 1 record last year. The squad features Mesenburg Kidd Foster and Conry returning at key spots, plus nine returning linemen and several promising sophomores. The schedule opens against South Amherst and Norwalk reserves before St Paul in league play with tests against Edison New London Mapleton and Monroeville on the slate.
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Western Reserve
Bill Hubans
Hubans
Brian Biggs
Mike Mesenburg
Greg Kidd
Keith Foster
Mesenburg
Kidd
Foster
Firelands
Pat Conry
John Davis
Keith White
Dave Mesenburg
Davis
John Nestor
King Divers
Greg Parker
Jerry Hilaman
Mike Weisenberger
Andy Knoll
Mark Bell
Karl Lierenz
New London
Edison
St. Paul
St. Paul’s
South Amherst
Norwalk High
South
Dauch Concrete First Team To Finish Season
Wakeman Bank secures second place in the A'' league with a 17 7 win over Downtown Dodge as Dauch Concrete finishes their season. Couch Concrete edges Hug Construction 12 11 in the other featured game while Maple City Tarp defeats Bennett Electric in the lone B game.
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Wakeman Bank
Bankers
Dodge
Couch Concrete
Hug Construction
Maple City Tarp
Bennett Electric
Wakeman
Loren Bement
Jan Frederick
Dodge Boys
New Nets Sign Rick Barry Stuns New York Sports Scene
The New York Nets sign star Rick Barry for the ABA and instantly rival the Knicks for publicity. Barry’s arrival sparks talk among Net fans and raises expectations about challenging the Mets Jets Yanks Giants and Rangers for attention in a crowded New York sports market.
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New York
UPI
Willis Reed
Walt Frazier
Mets
Jets
Yanks
Giants
Rangers
American Basketball Association
Rick Barry
Senators Roll Over Indians Behind Howard’s Walks
Frank Howard powered the Washington Senators to a 4-1 win over the Cleveland Indians with two runs produced after a runner-friendly strategy by manager Alvin Dark. Dick Bosman matched four hits allowed and Sam McDowell faltered as he faced Howard, who drew crucial pens and scored on a wild pitch.
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Larry Weisenberger
Boyd Martin
Dauch
Jack Krupp
Scott Staschke
Jim Maitland
Staschke
Bob Fraelich
Hug
Mike Reitzel
Tom Swick
Reitzel
Neil Hershberg
UPI
Frank Howard
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Alvin Dark
Dark
Howard
Washington Senators
Indians
Dick Bosman
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Senator
Rick Reichardt
Aurelio Rodriguez
McDowell
Senators
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Red Sox
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
Milwaukee
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Norwalk
Tom McLaughlin
Paul Mannes
Steve Simons
Steve Hintz
Art Weeks
Rick Goodsite
Jim Rutherford
Randy O'Donnell
Jack Kullman
Stu Schillig
Bill Beck
Tom Edwards
Tom Watts
Don Minor
Gene Walker
Bennett
Bob Thomas
Jim Hemenway
Neil Burras
George Patchen
Burras
Bill Braker
Chuck Timbs
Ed Prior
Jim Rister
New Super Star
Knicks
National Basketball Association
New York Nets
Freeman
Pohl S BankAmericard
Pohl
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Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
Cal Koonce
Koonce
Gene Lamont
Cesar Gutierrez
Jim Northrup
George Scott
Horace Clarke
Dave McNally
Rupp
Enduro Woods
Abu
E. Main ST
Tom Maras
Ashland
Ohio
Texas
Lee Trevino
Corpus Christi
Fed
Goodyear
McConkey
N. Hester ST
Dial
Richard
Post Office
Grandview
Akron
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