Giants See Solid Club In Manager King's Debut
Rookie Giants manager King predicts a division title bid though wary it won t be easy. Highlighted by six strong starters led by Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry, three solid catchers, and power from Willie McCovey Jim Hart and Willie Mays, the lineup features a strong rookie corps and a depth bullpen with linzy gibbon and herbel among the relievers.
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Herman Frankd
King
King King
Giants
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Willie Mays
Ay Club
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Ray Sadecki
Mike
McCormick
Bobby Bolin
Rich ‘Robertson
Phoenix
Francisco
Frank Linzy
Joe’ ‘Gibbon
Ron Herbel
MLB Candidate Talks and Lineup Notes From The Era
The column lists right-handed options except Sadecki and names McCormick and Gibbon along with Lefty Mike and Davison back from service as candidates for the last EP A position. Dietz is catcher, with Hiatt and Barton also noted. McCovey leads NL in homers and RBIs, Hal Lanier improves at short after switching to a switch hitter, aiming for a strong two catcher setup.
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AML
Sadecki
McCormick
Gibbon
Mike
Davison
Joe Costello
Phoenix
Ron Bryant
Amarillo
Epa
Dietz
Jack Hiatt
Bob Barton
Ie King
McCovey
Hal ‘Lanier
Job
Lanier
Baseball lineup notes with veteran and rookie mix
The report mentions veterans Jim Davenport and Charlie Smith clashing with rookies amid a jam. Tito Fuentes and César Gutierrez are in the mix with Bobby Etheridge. Mays may lead off, with consideration of a center field role and strategic lineup ideas.
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Jim Davenport
Charlie Smith
Bobby, Etheridge
César Gutierrez
Comedie
Tito’ Fuentescuare Mags
King
Wilt, Ert Purdue Coach Preview Big Game Against Dawgs
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines Purdue coach George King discussing a pivotal game against a larger opponent. It mentions plans to use Gant Odom to cover a 7-1 player, external shooting concerns from the Boilermakers, and scout notes on rival scores and lineups with speculation about Rick Mount’s readiness.
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John
Drake
Lew
Alcinder
Pamnstines
Gant
Odom
Trooter
Purdue
George
King
Varsity and Jayvee Teams Face Witte Wolverines Soon
Osney schedules bright day events with Didahi squads hosting Witte Wolverines at 4 p m on the Ukiahi field. Weather concerns may force delays but Ukiahi hopes for solid competition in football style track and field after a wet spell. Jayvees showcase sprint strength, led by Jensen and Har rymar, while varsity entries include Rankin Letahd and Parker in key events.
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Didahi
Jayvee
Witte
Wolverines
Ukiahi
Osney i
Fogelay
Sante’ Rosh
Temain
Glen Jensen
Harrymar
Keithland
Bob" Rankin
Kent" Letahd
Dave Orchard
Jim Silver
Art Tillotson
Foster Parker
Vauilt
Seals Fail to Clinch Eastern Playoff Berth
In a hard fought game Oakland defeats Detroit 4 to 2 on a power play joint effort by Bruce MacGregor and a key goal by Higwe. Seals' faint playoff hopes fade as the Red Wings suffer another setback in the division race.
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Calit
Oakland
Biyision
Die
Higwe
Bruce MacGregor
Oakland Ee
Red Wings
Ken establishes basketball association by scoring 54 points
On the final night of the 1967 68 season Ken established a basketball association with a 54 point effort.
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Ken
Association
Rauch Seeks To Keep His All Pro Football Record
The article notes John Rauch aims to protect his career record of 161 wins 59 losses and 8 ties across a 19 year span. It references all pro and conference standings and compares his mark to Ewbank and Brown as he nears the end of his final year.
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Weeb
Ewbank
Paul Town
Rauch
Brown
York
Cincinnati
Bengals
Super Bowl Moves From Miami To New Orleans
Palm Springs Calif UPI reports the NFL and AFL owners chose New Orleans over Miami as the site for the 1970 Super Bowl. Commissioner Rozelle cited balancing interests with New Orleans' large crowds and the Saints home stadium at Tulane. The vote required 13 of 16 NFL plus 8 of 10 AFL owners. details not disclosed. The meeting also considered realignment. opposition from Brown Phipps Robbie hinted. A spring meeting in New York May planned. TV negotiations paused pending resolution.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Miami
New Orleans
Lousiana
Pete Rogelle
Los Angeles
AFL
Rozelle
NFL
Saints
Heme
Tulane University Stadium
Teague
Paul Brown
Knicks rally past Bullets in late surge for 104 to something win
New York Knicks erased a 10 point deficit in the second half to beat the Baltimore Bullets 104 to 91. The victory delays Baltimore’s clinching celebration as New York wins the season series against their Eastern rivals. Hal Greer scored 34 for Philadelphia in a 136-115 win over Seattle. Oscar Robertson added 28 in overtime to lift Cincinnati past Los Angeles 136-128 as Jerry West’s late shot forced regulation. Boston beat Chicago to tighten playoff race.
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United ‘Press
International Petia
New ‘York Knickerbockers
Bullets
New York
Baltimore
Philadephia
Chicago Bulls
Knicks
Philadelphia
Boston
Jets
Seattle
Hal Greer
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Los Angeles
Lakers
Jerry
West
The
Royals
Chamips
Boston Celtics
Bailey Howell
Chicago
Bulls
Nokomis Girls Win 5th-6th Basketball Title
Nokomis captured the Ukiah Recreation Department sponsored 5th and 6th grade girls tournament. Nokomis drew a bye in a seven-team field as St Marys could not play due to a timing foul. In the title game Nokomis beat Yokayo 8-7 after advancing with a 14-8 victory over Yokayo in the previous round and Redwood Valley defeated Frank Zeek 11-5 in the semifinals.
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Ararat
Nokomis
Ners Valley
Bobby Pir
Ukiah Recreation Department
Sgde
Ditls
Redwood Valley
Fle
Nékomis
Belinda’ Love
Christy Lampe
Baker
Cathie Busch
Tammy Jones
Cheryl Fox
Gina Hull
Laitie’ Phillips
Margie McDaniel
Pat Dishman
Layne Jones
Lisa Bakker
Bill” Hudson
Erickson
Pa Nokomis
Ae of Oh
Tee Thewood Yap Girls
Sine Nokomis
St. Mary's
Yokayo
Oak Manor
Frank Zeek
Potter Valley
Tsing
Three finters by LA Stars topple the Oaks
Los Angeles stars beat Oakland 143 to 136 in a high scoring Basin basketball game. Bob Warren hit four three pointers while George Lehmann added key shots as LA pulled away after a 67 all tie. Miller also contributed with two long-range baskets amid a sequence of free throws.
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LA Stars
the Oaks
United Press
International
Los “Angeles
Bob Warren
George Lehrmiann Sree
Miller
Eyond
Os Angeles
Tito
Oakland
Basin
Lehmann
Gdal
1969 Yokayo Women’s Bowling Tourney Highlights
The Yokayo Bowl hosted the 1969 Women’s Bowling Association Handicap Tournament, with Pat Peroni and Sharon Scott leading the B division and Wanda Washington topping B division handicap. Notable teams included Bittenbender Lumber in A division with 3049 pins and Kay Seaton with Wanda Newstiel winning doubles at 1310. Top all events included Gloria Strong and Wanda Washington in B division, with Norma Wilson leading C division high all events at 1955.
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Sant Lore Eyere Vere Phil
Acer
Palace Press Shoppe
Pat Peront
Wanda Washington
Dorothy Hall
Sharon Scott
Pollie
Safford
Winfeamng
Pat Peroni
Sharon
Wwent
Bittenbender
Lumber
Patricia‘ ‘Peroni
Virginia Aguiar
Beverly Hess
Mickey
Pardini
Gloria Strong
Bobbie'Luster
Wanda Nenstiel
Kay Seaton
Wanda Newstiel
Bobbie Luster
Vera Graham
Boiiia
Peregoy
Elsie Bilstein
Dorice Prince An Della Golden
Janet ° Adams
Jessie
Polly Saford
Sharon’ Goforth
Helen Bowen
Helen Thompson
Katie, Mattson
Linda’ Kier
Sie
June Oster
Scott
Fran’ “Dalzell
Dihat
Mia Ivey
Pargas
Jo Ann Gandee
Dona
McCarthy
Robin
Mil
Arese
Wits
Ware
Kane
Maces Ripadia
Sozzoni
Norma
Ywilgon
Sandi Minor
Pearl Paschall
Maggie. Shields
Betty Higgins
Edie Kurt
Annie Dalerio
Aggie Wolfe
Gadi
Norma’ Wilson
Donna. McCarthy
Pearl ‘Paschall
Claudia Sozzoni
Janice Johnson
Lillian Norman
Norma Wilson
Oat
Mickey Pardini
Polly
Satford
Lynn
Harris
Jatro
Sharon’ Seaton
Aegie Wolfe
Punkin “Hammell
Mid Ivey
Gwen Graves
Fran Calvell
Yokayo ‘Bowl
Boston College Eyes Fast Break Style Versus Army in NIT Semifinal
Boston College coach Bob Cousy fields a slick ball-handling, fast-breaking outfit that can also slow the pace. The Eagles own the nation’s longest win streak and face Army in the NIT semifinal, with Tennessee and Temple also in action as defense-driven contenders.
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NEW York
UPI
Boston College
Bob Cousy
Eagles
Iene
Temple
Tennessee
Your Savings Foster Jobs and Homes Across Community
A promotional note explains that saving builds cash reserves used to fund mortgages and loans, circulating money to homebuyers, workers, and businesses. It claims deposits support loans, payrolls, groceries, and real estate, creating a cycle where savers benefit as the economy grows.
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Nére
Mays
Ukiaby: A Baily Journal
John Rauch
Reliance Enterprises
Ant Alominati
Formea
Wees
Acme. Awning, Co
Oak
Army
Rennesade
Tennessee Temple
Tennesee
Volunteers
Bobby’ Croft
Taye
Montely
Este Sun
Neosdatties
Sayer
Sunde
P.O
Ukiah
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