Servomation, Lear Siegler top North action in tight league play
In North action Servomation beat Local 880 84 yesterday as Dave Keefer homered for Servomation and Bob McLaughlin took the loss. Lear Siegler edged Local 880 6 on the North game card with Rick Kosco and Ken Stillwagon collecting multiple hits and pitchers Mike Looney and Barry Hymen contributing for the winners.
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Lear Siegler
North Action
Dave Keefer
Electro Alloys
Wayne Worley
Dave Schlather
Bob McLaughlin
Bob Rice
Larry Wyszynski
Servo Ware
Ken Schlather
Don Lear
Dave Karar
Jeff Gray
Don Meecha
Marty Kennard
Rick Kosco
Don Holiday
Mike Looney
Barry Hymen
Ken Stillwagon
Jeff Lear
Rick Roberts
Dave Lenehan
Dave Haas
Jon Allan
Jim Richardson
Melvin Haag
Mexican tennis star Rafael Osuna killed in jet crash
Rafael Osuna, 30, Mexico’s top tennis figure, was among 79 believed dead when a Mexican jet airliner crashed in bad weather about 31 miles west of Monterrey. Osuna had just helped Mexico stun Australia 3-2 in the Davis Cup.
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Mexico City
Rafael Osuna
Monterrey
Osuna
Mexico
Australia
Three-Man Best Ball at Oberlin Fairway Event
The report lists participants in a Three-Man Best Ball event at Oberlin with multiple pairs and triplets named by number badges. Names include Hattie Jolly Bobbie Hoover Teddy Thomas and others, with times and club members noted among a long roster.
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Hattie Jolly
Bobbie Hoover
Teddy Thomas
Betty Jesser
Marian McClelland
Mary Kiely
Jackie Gorske
Kay Fullerton
Jean Fields
Bulle Dean
Fran Ramser
Margaret Misfeldé
Kay Wigton
Dot Faflick
Flo Klthed
Mary Griesbach
Neva Hercer
Wanda Singleton
Pat Morris
Pat Hemmer
Dot Cole
Vera Kuechle
Millie Buol
Pat Hubbard
Mary Reed
Mary DeLoyd
Ethel Henighan
Mable Cotton
Gerry Pierce
Thea Cameron
Mary Abraham
Lucille Stoner
Millie Stinson
Helen Gram
Loma Baker
Kay Dillon
Frank Fields
Howard Fillere
Joan Allen
Oberlin
C. W. LaPorte
William Butty
Wiliam Braun
Robert Vaughn
N. Gilmer
William Becker
Julian Smith
Eugene Kilnect
Joe Waldecki
Jack Marsh
Harold Denney
Roy Hanshee
E. F. Repschlager
Ray Nagel
Isabel Boyd
Paul Gorske
Jon Emerick
Edward Thunning
George Hoover
Earl Jessett
Harold Barres
Woody Holtz resigns as Buckeyes aide to take William and Mary post
Lou Holz, Ohio State defensive backfield coach, resigns and is replaced by Dick Walker, a Navy Academy assistant. Holz plans a three year contract as head coach at William and Mary College. Walker previously coached Watterson High School and Toledo before joining Navy staff in February.
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University of Toledo
Navy
NFL Owners Still Divided Over Realignment Plans
NFL owners failed to reach a realignment agreement after marathon talks and must wait six months as 1970 schedules are set. Commissioner Rozelle noted a unanimous vote hurdle and several plans remained under study with Denver San Diego Oakland and Kansas City in contention for a division. Cleveland Pittsburgh and Baltimore shifted to the AFL prompting the American League to form two divisions for the 1970 season.
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New York
UPI
NFL
Ing
Denver
San Diego
Oakland
Kansas City
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
AFL
Cincinnati
Houston
Boston
Buffalo
Miami
Ohio lands three on 1969 All-MIAC baseball team
Ohio University and Western Michigan each landed three players on the All-Mid American Conference squad chosen by the seven league coaches. First and second teams feature multiple Ohio, Western, and Marshall selections with players including Mike Murphy, Bill McGowan, Craig Shade, Mike Schmidt, Dan Benoit, and John Gephart among others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio University
Western Michigan
Ohio U
Mike Murphy
Kent State
Bill McGowan
Ken Kovac
Miami
Dave Shoemake
Russ Hagerty
Bowling Green
John Knox
Craig Shade
Mike Schmidt
Dan Benoit
Western
Passerb
Paul Holley
Marshall
Joe Carbone
John Schlukebir
Gilboury
Ken Novak
Jim Petitto
Roger Gertz
al Cariss
Kent
John Gephart
Toledo
George Fannin
Ed Robbins
Terry Bork
Parma set for North American stars versus Braunschweig
Five former Cleveland Stokers join NASL all stars in a June 26 match at Byers Field Parma facing Eintracht Braunschweig. The German club, contending for second in the West German League, brings 1967 champions pedigree as Cleveland Soccer Club tests local interest and eyes possible NASL return. Preceding youth games, tickets cost three dollars general admission in advance and three fifty at the gate with outlets listed.
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Cleveland Stokers
Cleveland
Byers Field
Parma
Dietrich Albrecht
John Best
Hank Liotart
Roy Turner
Peter Short
Eintracht Braunschweig
Germany
Braunschweig
Stokers
Bonda
Norman Low
Low
Baltimore
Atlanta
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Albrecht
Balltimore Bays
NASL
Best
Dallas Tornado
Richman Brothers
Champion Sporting Goods
Pearl Brookpark
Cleveland Soccer Inc
Namath retires from football amid bar ownership ties
Joe Namath announces retirement at 26, citing knee pain and concerns over his Bachelors NT stake with partners Ray Abruzzese and Bobby Van. Speculation swirls about a possible reversal, as Rozelle pressures him to relinquish the bar interest or face suspension.
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New York
UPD
Joe Namath
Upper East Side
Bachelors NT
Namath
New York Jets
Baltimore Colts
Ray Abruzzese
Bobby van
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Joe
Sir Thomas More
Cubs Beckert Sidelined By Broken Thumb
Chicago reports second baseman Glenn Beckert will miss three to four weeks with a broken thumb suffered Friday against the Cincinnati Reds when Tony Cloninger attempted to break up a double play. Mantle to be honored at Yankee Stadium retirement ceremony between doubleheader games with the White Sox. Penguins seek new coach in mid June for the 1969 70 season. Red Sullivan remains with team as a scout. Bucks rookies camp June 20 23 features Lew Alcindor scrimmages for $2 admission.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Glenn Beckert
Cincinnati Reds
Beckert
Reds
Tony Cloninger
New York
Pittsburgh
Jack Riley
Pittsburgh Penguins
Red Sullivan
Peguin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Marquette University
Lorain Southview Boosters Plan Picnic and Steak Fry
The Lorain Southview Adult Boosters Club met and organized a picnic for August 20 at Oakwood Park to acquaint faculty members. A steak fry is set for September 27 at the Slovenian Home on Pearl Ave, with tickets at 4.50 each or 7 for a couple. A follow up meeting is July 8 at 7 30 pm at St Lad's Club on Clinton Ave.
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Lorain
Pearl Ave
St. Lad’s
Clinton Ave
Shultz Sheldon Lead Bowmen at Bow and Barrel Invitational
Sixty four shooters competed as Shultz topped free style and Sheldon led bare bow in AA class at the Bow and Barrel invitational. Other class winners included Ward F5 Bockler Reynolds Haines McClintock and several women and youth winners. A shoot is scheduled 4 to 6 p m today at Kneisel Road range south of Vermilion with another shoot tomorrow.
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Dick Shultz
Tom Sheldon
Dave Ward
Rollin ‘Fockler
Euel Reynolds
Jim Haines
Norm McClintock
Laura Duncan
Leta Fockler
Claudie Morrow
Pat Reynolds
Bonnie Repas
Norma McClintock
Nick Anthony
Mark Jaworski
Jim Jaworski
Kneisel Road
Vermilion
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Hetrick Ave. W
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Top
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Bloomington, Ilinois
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Cleveland St
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Lake Avenue
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