Japanese Players Banned for Life in Baseball Bribery Case
The Professional Baseball Commission of Japan suspended for life three Nishitatsu Lions pitchers Masaaki Ikenage Yoshinobu Yoda and Akio Masuda for taking bribes and throwing games during the 1969 season. Bribes ranged from 900000 to 2000000 yen. The three are barred from all baseball amateur or professional.
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Professional Baseball Commission of Japan
Nishitatsu Lions
Tsken
Masaaki Ikenage
Yoshinobu Yoda
Akio Masuda
Small Shares Medal in Open Qualifying
Terry Small of Long Beach and Ted Dorius of San Diego tied for medalist honors with 147 at La Costa Country Club in the U S Open qualifying round. Eddie Merrins of Bel Air led 16 qualifiers at Victoria Country Club Riverside with 440 to advance to the sectional at Hesperia Golf Club. The Open is set for Hazeltine National Golf Club Minnesota June 24 to 21.
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Terry Small
Long Beach
Ted Dorius
San Diego
la Costa Country Club
Small
Dorius
Victoria Country Club
Riverside
Eddie Merrins
Bel Air Country Club
Hesperia Golf Club
Ernie Mason's Holly Rare Handicap Victory
A record of Ernie Mason's Holly Rare Handicap race details a notable win with key figures and outline of the event. Names cited include sponsors and participants guiding the race outcome at the venue, reflecting a historic card from the circuit.
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Ernie Mason
Pacers edge Celtics as Raymond injury hurts rebounding
The Celtics fall after Craig Raymond sprained ankle early in the second half. Sharman notes size and rebounding edge hurt them, while Brown prefers rest over facing the Knicks next year. Indiana earns ABA title praise as closer to NBA parity. England uses a 2 0 warm up win over Ecuador ahead of World Cup.
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Sharman
Craig Raymond
Raymond
Pacers
Boston Celtic
Indiana
Oakland
Bowling Along at California State Championships San Diego
During the third week of action at the California State Men's Championships in San Diego, Goodpasture’s performance helped Siegler Construction Co. move into second place in team play. Barry, a retired Navy meat cutter, began throwing strikes for Collins.
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Goodpasture
Siegler Construction Co
Barry
Navy
Collins
Yoder Crowned Singles Champ as ABC Closes
Jake Yoder of Wayne Indiana won the regular division singles crown as the 67th American Bowling Congress closed in Knoxville Tennessee. Other winners included Dick Selga and Don Bredeholt of Toledo Ohio in regular doubles with 1971, Mike Berlin of Muscatine Iowa as regular all-events champ with 2004, and Bob Strampe of Detroit as Classic all-events with 731.
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Knoxville
Nelson Barton Jr
St. Louis
Dave Soutar
Gilroy
Calif
Glenn Allison
Siemae Sac ES
Art Cornelius Ir Syracusa
Ton’ Berhowaeh
Si Waukan
Cality Matson
J Bale Sebway
Tommy Tull
Mandee Paytergolys
Richmen Bauér
Bill Daltmer
Philadelphia
Pal Colemacberry Wall
Gaxland
Bob Bere
Fae
Bob Wall Traded to Blues as Kings Make Third Move
The Los Angeles Kings traded defenseman Bob Wall to St. Louis for Blues defenseman Ray Fortin in their third move in a week. Wall, 27, joined the Kings when they entered the NHL in 1967. Fortin, 22, a second-team All Central Hockey League selection last season at Kansas City, is listed at 5 foot 11 and 190 pounds.
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Bob Wall
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Blues
Ray Fortin
National Hockey League
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NHL
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Kansas City
64 Year Old Bowler Rolls 723 High Series
Harey Goodpasture, age 64, retires yet bowling, achieving a lifetime high 723 series with games 236 284 223. Selgier team totals 3213 as he continues in the San Diego league. Wayne Imrhal, 22, moves from Northern Illinois University toward DeKalb, while Amway and international bowling circuits loom, with World Cup plans and WIBC convention notes from Oklahoma to Las Vegas.
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Aitnale University
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Denmark
ABC
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Tules
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Kansas City
Mio
Tired Indy Crews Get Day at Rest
In Indianapolis Indiana drivers car owners and guests relaxed after Memorial Day weekend qualifying for the Memorial Day race. Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls Texas and his car owner Gene White won top honors in the 500 mile event set for Saturday. Officials conducted mechanical and carburetion checks as preparation for Wednesday’s tests and Thursday practice.
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