Belmont Stakes Settle Count Turf Counterpoint Rivalry
Belmont Stakes centers on Count Turf and Counterpoint with New York owners amid a field that may include Pur Sang Royal Mustang How Battlefield Big Stretch Mameluke and Battle Morn. Counterpoint won the Peter Pan and aims to repeat at 2 mile half mile Belmont distance with Dave Gorman riding and praise for endurance.
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United Press
EW York
Count Turf
Jack Amiel
Yankee Stadium
Counterpoint
Long Island
C. ¥. Whitner
Belmont
New York
Chicago
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Royal Mustang
Washington Park
Midwest
Lincoln Fields
Battlefield
Big Stretch
Batwe Morn
Son of War Relic
Battle Atorn
Noor
Worida
Count Fleet
Dave Gorman
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Attorney General May Be Asked To Settle TV Dispute
Penn athletic director Francis Murray called on Attorney General J Howard McGrath to settle a television dispute with the NCAA over Penns plan to televise football games next season. The NCAA suspended Penn from good standing and denied a hearing after rejecting a formal appeal.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States
J. Howard McGrath
Penn
Francis Murray
N.C.A.A
Hugh ©. Willett
Spokane
Wash
Willett
NCAA
Dallas
Murray
McGrath
Franklin Field
Oberlin Yeomen close season with 3 1 win over Baldwin Wallace
Oberlin College Yeomen finish 1969 season with a 3-1 victory against Baldwin Wallace. Pitcher ik Kutsela earned the win with relief help from Bob Ebei as Oberlin posted their ninth win in 13 games.
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Oberlin College Yeomen
Baldwin- Wallace
Ik Kutsela
Bob Ebei
Ball Player Dies Of Head Injuries In Alabama Game
Dothan outfielder Mott Johnson aged 24 died from head injuries after being beaned in an Alabama Florida League game nine days earlier. Johnson’s skull fracture came from a pitch by lefty Jack Clifton, marking the first fatality in organized baseball since 1957.
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Dothan
Ala
Mott Johnson
Jane
Johnson
Jack Clifton
James Davis
Texas
DeVicenzo Wins $15,000 Round Robin Golf Title
Roberto DeVicenzo won the Round Robin Golf Tournament at New Rochelle earning 33,006 for first place after a final round 75 to finish at 347 over five rounds. Jim Ferrier finished second with 26 plus points and 2,000 prize, ahead of the Open contenders.
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N.Y
Roberto DeVicenzo
DeVicenzo
Buenos Aires
Big Jim Ferrier
Elc
Ferrrier
Ferrier
Palmer Is Pole Vault Victor
Oberlin College captain Tom Palmer won the pole vault at the AL-Ohio meet at Ohio Wesleyan University with 12 feet 8 inches, scoring six of Oberlin's seven points. Miami University won the team title with 67 points, Baldwin Wallace second with 34. Other scorers included Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, Fenn, and several others.
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Tom Palmer
Oberlin College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dave Staley
Miami
Miami University
Redskins
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Fenn
OFG Universiy
Western Reserve
John Carroll
Case
Akron
Dayton
Denison
Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
Major league line scores show varied outcomes with National and American League games. Notable results include Boston defeating Philadelphia and Brooklyn edging Pittsburgh, while Chicago and New York posted high-scoring affairs.
Indians Hitting and Pitching Figures Highlight Event
The program featured two comics for children and a film on the pineapple industry. Readings by Wusi Fred and Fred Decker and child recitations were part of the day. The dress contest was announced for the next meeting and third and fourth degrees will be conferred on candidates.
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Fred Decker
Sroup Simming
Ralph Kiner and Nancy Chaffee to marry in Fall
New York report confirms baseball star Ralph Kiner and tennis champion Nancy Chaffee plan marriage after their seasons end. Kiner earns about 65 000 dollars yearly and the pair announced their engagement at a New York party, aiming for a fall wedding after the season concludes.
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Ralph Kiner
Nancy Chaffee
Pittsburgh Pirate
Kimer
Breaks 98 Targets Takes Shoot Honors at Ohio Tourney
Findlay plumber Howard Clinger, 46, borrowed a gun and broke 95 of 100 targets from 18 yards to win the 65th Ohio Trapshooting Tournament in Findlay, among 425 entrants, earning $600 and a trophy. Willard Man Second Raymond Vogel tied for second after a shoot-off with Charles MecWhorter as both hit 96. Harbaze led all events with 371 clay pigeons of 200.
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Howard Clinger
Clinger
Willard
Raymond Vogel
Charles MecWhorter
Bexley
P. O. Harbaze
West Jefferson
West Ridge Children’s Day Observed at Catls’e Granze
West Ridge held a Children’s Day program at Catls’e Granze last Tuesday night with a large attendance. Highlights of the event followed, showcasing community involvement and youth activities.
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West Ridge
Catls'e Granze
Buster Brown Doll Links War Past to Present Charities
Washington report traces the history of the Buster Brown doll given to Belgian war orphans by the American Legion Toy Drive. The toy has changed hands amid glue repairs and holes in the head, while letters from Europe praise American aid and a Scottish woman appeals for toys for her grandchildren.
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Tholl
American Legion
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Florida
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Legion
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Brussell
Ambassador Murphy
America
Ore Isle
The
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Greenock
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Union College Adopts Serigraphy For Color Prints
In Schenectady New York Union College embraces serigraphy a modern process of printing pictures on paper by forcing colored pigments through a silk screen. The method is touted as a forthcoming medium for natural color prints.
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Schenectady, N. Y—Union College
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