Ambrow headlines All-City squad as MVP from Poly High
Poly High infielder George Ambrow earns Most Valuable Player on the 1970 All-City baseball team as chosen by The Independent and Press-Telegram. Ambrow hit .426 this season, split between third base and shortstop, leading the city in average and drawing frequent intentional pitches. Lakewood, Millikan, Jordan, and St Anthony also place multiple players on the roster, with pitchers Fuss, McQueen, Lederer, and Ross posting strong records.
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Poly High
George Ambrow
Independent
Press - Telegram
Board of Athletics
Ambrow
Ambron
Lakewood
Wilson
Milli
Kan
Jordan
Poly
Anthony
Fuss McQueen
Tom Lederer
Chuck Ross
McQueen
Lederer
Ross
John Hund
Bill Buskirk
Cass Ditler
Bruins
Beavers Face Senza Bs In Regional Softball Clash
Local league play features teams like American Wholesale, Unitec cannery workers, and Beavers vs Senza Bs. Notable names include Verptocs Cube, LaFlora, and Hens No. 7 as officials note a high pace schedule with multiple games across Oxnard, Pleasant Valley, and Merada Park.
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Vanes
Canns
Engpsston Viermantach
Kappes
Linde
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Goode L. Saadeerets
Rainh’s. Lounge
Carter
Warner Seae
Bena
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Cena
Unitec Cannery Workers
Ivory
Wholezale
Manion Bowl
Tian Beschcanber
Beavers
Senza Bs
Arie Dintas
Rates
Impr
Bells Angels
Nate Nee
Douglas
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Calta
Sear
Mille Severson
Ai el Merada Park
Mome
Calif
Peterson
Baseball Scores and Standings From Local Play
A fragmentary recap lists multiple baseball games with various teams and scores, including Giants 2, Padres 2. Yankees 13. Cubs 7. Indians 4. Pirates 1. Tigers 4, plus references to Angels, Braves, Dodgers, and others. The garbled OCR mimics a sports roundup with scattered team names and rough results.
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Basquae
Red Devils
Tants
Bextesibuset Village
Ordpers
Giants
Padres Sieong Geach
Kenny's
Bos Alpate Dodgues
Penis
Yankees
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Cubs
Wilde
Fealls
Par Angele
Rees
Eahean
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Pirates
Tigers
Wirales
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Prants
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Smith Agcersani
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Rose Says 49ers Night at Compton Best Ever
Cal State Long Beach coach Jack Rose hails a night where the 49ers relay squads, led by Danny Moore and Clarence Palter, impressed against top clubs including California Track Club and A&M. The piece notes Pac Coast and national prospects, with Rose eyeing Des Moines nationals and a strong 49ers class upcoming.
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Rose
49Ers
Compton
Cal State
Long Beach
Jack Rose
Seaint
California
Texas
A&m
Striders
USC
Curtis Mills
Danny
Rine
Macias
Mat San Antonio
Kim Procite
Mark Long
Lake Tahoe
Procter
Jatke Rose
Duke U
Lure Tiiel
Michigan
Butdle
Panguet
Tom Clark
Elbe
Colter
Scm
Aresa
Chuck Ladenz
Long Brach Pacific Coast Club
Orange County
Ralph Hianlne
Fort MacArthur
Vinrepglo
Italy
Higgins
Drainy Jenny
Charley Green
Mal Patder
Jim White
den ¥ Aoutan
Players Gain Pay Increase For MLB Agreement
New York UPI Major League Baseball players ratified a three year contract with owners 541 to 54 ending two months of talks. The deal raises minimum salaries from 10 000 to 22 000 this year then 12 500 next year and 13 500 in 1972 while preserving the reserve clause contest. 60 percent of playoff and World Series receipts go to players with the rest to clubs. Players also gain 10 days spring training pay and 60 days pay if dropped in season.
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New York
UPI
Curt Flood
Expen- Srl
Concession by Economist in Flood Antitrust Trial
Economist Dr. John Park, defense witness, conceded the share of major league players earning the minimum salary is higher than in other industries. He cited 13 percent and said no other industry has as high a minimum wage percentage. Cross examines note rising club expenses, but salaries and pensions grew less. The case nears end with rebuttal by MLBPA officials and a former owner.
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New York
Fpy
John Park
Curt Flood
Topkis
Dr. Clark
Economist
Arthur Little
Cambridge, Mass
Dallas-Fort Worth
Marvin Miller
Dick Moss
Major League Baseball Players Association
Bill Veeck
Koosman Suffers Facial Fracture After Line Drive
New York Met pitcher Jerry Koosman was hit in the face by a line drive from teammate Gary Gentry Sunday. He sustained a slight fracture, had upper teeth wired and braces to be removed in about a week to ten days. Several other sports notes and incidents are mentioned from hockey to boxing and college athletics.
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New York Met
Jerry Koosman
Gary Gentry
Keosman
Carty Voted NL Player of Month for May
Rico Carty of the Atlanta Braves was named National League player of the month for May by sportswriters and broadcasters. He piled up a .448 average with seven homers and 22 RBIs in 25 games, winning 44 of 53 votes. Bill Grabarkewitz of the Dodgers had 5 votes for hitting .304 with 24 RBIs in 2 games, while Jim Hickman of Chicago placed third with a .287 average and 2 RBIs in 22 games.
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San
Rancisco
Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
S& Sportswriters
Carty
Sever
Bill Grabarkewitz
Dodgers
Jim Hickman
Chicago
Lederer Joins Alaskan Baseball Team For Exhibition Schedule
Tom Lederer, who went 11-0 for Lakewood High's CIF champion squad, leaves June 14 to pitch for the Anchorage Glavier Pilots. Also joining is Craig Swan from Millikan, now with Arizona State, as Chap man coach Paul Deese leads the squad. Anchorage will host a 50 game exhibition schedule culminating in the National Amateur Baseball Congress Tournament in Wichita Kansas.
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Tom
Lederer
Lakewood High
Anchorage
Alaska
Glavier Pilots
Chapman College
Paul Deese
Millikan
Craig Swan
Arizona State
Wiehite
Kan
McAndrew Ends Mets Jinx With Five-Hitter At Astrodome
Jim McAndrew, not a top Mets pitcher, beat Houston 2 0 with five hits at the Astrodome. The win ends a five game skid and marks New York's first at the venue since 1968, backed by Art Shamsky’s sixth inning two run homer.
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McAndrew
Mets
Astrodome
Houston
Met
Art Shamsky
New York
Wooston
Wes Heteshem fe Le story fragment
A fragmentary notice mentions Wes Heteshem fe Le in a brief local item. Names appear repeatedly with unclear context and no complete action or outcome. The readable parts suggest a personal or ceremonial reference without a verifiable event.
Lew Krausse Beats White Sox In Milwaukee Victory
Milwaukee pitcher Lew Krausse overcame a kicking delivery flaw to stop Chicago on six hits and earn his fourth win. Tommy Harper hit a key homer and a four run third helped lift the Brewers to a 4-2 win over Bart Johnson and the White Sox.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Lew Krausse
Chicago White Sox
Krausse
Tommy Harper
Lesdokh
Bart Johneon
Milwackee
Khoo
Benson
Mats
Oh Wines
Milvguiee
Gnyder Ars Meecee Uae
Phen
Rey
B.lesins
Bues Swap Franz to Miami in ABA trade
In the ABA off season New Orleans forwards Al Cuets Wilbert Jones and guard Erv Stages join Miami with center Dave Nash rights. Nash previously played for Chicago Bulls and Harlem Globetrotters after a 1969 draft pick season.
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New Orleans
Newrleans Buccaneers
Ron Franz
Miami Floridians
American Basketball Association
al Cuets
Wilbert Jones
Erv
Miami
Dave Nash
Nash
Chicago Bulls
Harlem Globatrotters
Casper Out of Western Hand Injury
Mas ters champion Billy Casper said Monday he cannot defend his Western Open golf title because a hand injury may sideline him for the U S Open next week. The injury to the first joint of the index finger occurred during a charity exhibition in Tokyo on May 9.
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World Boxing Council
California Athletic Commission
Ismael Laguna
Los Angeles
Casper
Bonita
UPI
Billy Casper
Hhey
Tokyo
Venturi Fails to Qualify for National Tie Round
Sam Snead earns one of five spots in Cincinnati with 71 69 140 as Dave Graham leads. Ken Venturi, once 1964 US Open champion, struggles at Charlotte with 75 71 150 missing cutoff 142. Venturi laments hand circulation and vows to prove his worth to young players while Snead’s nephew Z C Snead and others secure berths amid a crowded field.
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Ken Venturi
U.S
Chaska
Milch
San Snead
Vyenturi
Congressional CC
Washington
Charlotte
D.C
Snead
Cincinnati
Z. C. Snead
Bill Campbell
Sam Carmichael
Dave Graham
Tony Evans
Fayetteville
N.C
Venturi
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Kim Hannaford
Clint Myers
Ron Marquez
Buskirk
Ditzler
Dave Clark
Craig Toy
Steve Capie
St. Anthony
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Moore
Lee Evans
Occidental
Trese
Hugh Brown
Clarence Palter
Brown
Palter
Des Moines
Curtis Biggers
Ernest London
Palmer
Eugene Jones
Jimmy Howe
Jim Ryan
Chuck LaBeng
Pacific Coast Club
Otai
Arizon State
LaBenz
Marty Liguori
Villanova
Clarence Palmer
Oxy Ace
Fongh—cenenen
Piom
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Usta Sit Iamblers
Gaspar
Barks Stara
Carsese
All Gays
Herminio Gonzalez
Mexico
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NCAA
Big Ten
University of Iowa
Sam Fabr
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Ganéerente
Clark Graebner
Carole
Kent
Beckenham
England
Clark
Geoff Primrose
Australia
Robin Lisyd
National Dockey ‘League
Teague
Lee Elder
Earl Miner
Leonard Hadse
Elder
Miller Barber
Mes
Karo Harrison
Sherman
Sid Salomon
St. Louis Blues
Bart Foreman
Washington Caps
Alan
St. Louis
Valiant
Doug Dickey
U. of Florida
Tennessee
Florida
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Andrew
Long Mets
Jinx
Jim MeAndrew
New York Mets
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