Alston as Dodgers manager a long time tourist attraction
In 1969 Walter Alston, Dodgers manager for 17th year, defends his quiet leadership style amid a changing game. He stresses discipline, pennants, and patience as factors in enduring success while noting pitchers faced spitter debates and a shift to artificial turf. His longevity makes him a nostalgic figure beyond baseball.
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Charlie Dressen
Brooklyn
Grant
Little All America basketball names Rinka top backcourt star
AP's 1970 Little All America picks name John Rinka of Kenyon College as the leading scorer and top backcourt winner for the second straight year. The 5-9 senior piled up 3,251 points in 99 games and averaged 41 a game this season, earning 57 first team votes from a 106-member panel. First team also includes Killum, Winkler, Oliver, Hill. second team lists Grant, McClain, Heera, Ford, Napier.
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Sern
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Ohio
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Associated Press
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Stetson
Marvin Winkler
Southwestern Louisiana
Lurry Oliver
Stephen F Austin
Gregg Hill
American International
Travis Grant
Kentucky State
Ted McClain
Tennessee
Greg H.éer
New Mexico
Jake Ford
Maryland
John Napier
Tampa
Browns reshuffle defense as AFL shift looms
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier announced a big defensive overhaul for the AFL move next year. Bob Matheson shifts from middle linebacker to defensive end, with Lindsay to right and Garlington to left linebackers. Jim Houston moves to middle, and Ron Sonidon will be tried at defensive tackle as part of broader reshaping plus Reece Morrison moving to fullback.
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Cother
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Collier
Houston
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Garlington
Collier Collier
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Browns
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Reece Morrison
Leroy Kelly
Ron Johnson
New York Giants
Archery results from MOS Morn Mohawk vs Apache meet
Archery results list top teams and scores from MOS MORN Mohawk defeat Apache 31 to 14 and Cheyenne 14 over Sioux. Top men include Ward 290 Morrow 282. high women Dean 280 Boyce 245. high teams Cheyenne 1114. Multiple match results and individual scores across divisions.
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Dave Ward
Erne Morrow
Linda Dean
Hazel Boyce
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Jaguars
Tigers
Lynx
Ray Yeager MVP of Black River Pirates basketball
Ray Yeager named most valuable player for Black River Pirates varsity team. The senior forward tops area rankings per coach Ins, averaging 141 points per game and leading rebounds. Douglas Scheck won most improved. Jeff Bidinger earned foul shooting. Bert Smith led reserve squad MVP. Second team honors went to Kusmik Walkden Welch and Yeager. Varsity letters to Fifrend Walkden. reserve letters to many, freshmen numerals to Cox Ensign Herrmann Kime and others.
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David Walkden
Rick Williams
Wayne Gott
Scot LaMar
Ronald Larabee
Larry Mitchell
Scheck
Arthur Twining
Kenneth Billman
Ronald Twining Is MVP Of Black River Wrestling
Ronald Twining topped the Buc wrestlers as most valuable player and received the MVP trophy during Black River's winter sports banquet.
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Senior Wrestler Twining Tops 95-1 Record in 190-Pound Class
TIME OUT last night features senior Twining with a 95-1 season mark in the 190 pound class as varsity letters were awarded by Coach Peter Halleck to Chris Nelson Terry Taylor Dean Griggs Steven Montoux Twining Ray Kidney Tim Taylor John Spidel Charles Thome Kent Hall and Boyd Baker. Black River closes season at 1-9. Dennis Newton rolls 676 series leading area bowlers at Tarry Lanes. Newton adds 255 final game after 210 and 211 with Bob Brown at 640 and Jim Hyrne 613. Bud Galton posts 267 in Elyria Friday Night League at the Bowling Center.
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Tarry Lanes
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Jim Hyrne
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Bud Galton
Elyria Bowling Center
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