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The Nofrh American Soccer League @@O@@Eeeeeoeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeooo 1969 The Nofrh American soccer League @@o@@eeeeeoeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeooo 1969 ytJH the near co^llapse of the \{SL foltou.ins the t96g each oi its cities. As season, only five of the l7 reams remained a result Aston Villa played for th. to sran ihe 1969 .\rraIlta Chiefs. West s€ason. Phil Woosnam. coach Ham United for the Baltimore Bar.. oi the Champlons _{rianla Duncee Lnited (as Chiefs. bec am^e e a_s in 1967) ,.p."r"nt.J-D"1il'i;;;". L u e ; l, :: ::-.. _ : .-- : :.-- : r. i : : L : u : .. - moteci lront .:::.;:toc.u:_t"; - - -- ;. th. \\ Lr,\ 3s \\ ent to Kansas City and f ilmarnoct Sar-. F:":,.:, : ::.: t:.:r,*.ilt \\'oiies *on to St Louis in -\trat:a rrhat was known as the International Cu: Fr': thr :tgular League competirion that followeJ il-i -.:.: .-..-: --_ :_-: .::: .:aS.-: :ie \-\SL rer.erted 1!-d 'n [";; jlii._!..] ol rop of the r eague. With all budgets cu: :t,]ro a mrnrmum tnire \\ere no play_offs in 1969. Final League Tables and Statistics !!. , i. : {-Ft :I {:il\ P W T LFor Ag Pts Leading Scorers - Regular Season Gls 16 10 4 2 53 28 lr0 Ast Pts i Kaiser Motaung (Atlanra.) 1611324620 r09 Benitez (Kansas 16436i 16 8 2 3t ]_orge Ciil) 14 : 632 82 Ilija Mitic (Dallas) 15 5 3_< 16 3 2 il 2447 47 .''.' Fons^Stoffels (Kansas 1l 4 26 16 2 t 1327s6 42 City) 16 Manfred Seissler 8723 lKansas Cit1,) iO 8622 International Cup Competition Emment J(apengwe (Atlanra i 8622 \:.ana Chiefs _ Aston Villa Ademar.Saccone (Kansas Cii1,) !: - --- D^,.- _ Peter 16 9119 - .; Dd\r West Ham United. Millar t Baltimore Baysj 82lE lr=,..: Tornado _ Dundei U;iil. Cirilo.Fernandez (Kansas iitl r !'-::-::: _ 15 6618 :, )1,_,rs Wolverhampton Wanderers. lveqqld Cummings (Atlanta.l S: L.-u.s Stars- _ Kilm#nock. Freddie Mwila (Atlanta) 5 6 15 Tom Ferguson 7 1 l,i P W T LFor Ag Pts (St Louii) 12 Peter Short (Daltas) 7 1 15 8 6 9 2 25 t3 57 6214 8 5 I 2 23 13 52 82241322 31 In 1969. 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John Arsentina 29 Defender England 24.07.41 Defend.er Stritzl. Sisfried Yugoslavia/U.S.A. 12.04.44 23.11.38 Midfield t96 Kindrati*. Rust] Austria/U.S.A. 2.10.45 Foruard .:'_ !:iar:{ 100 Minor. Karl West Gemany/Australia 21 Foruard Malizewski.Misuel Arsentina/U.S.A. 30.09.48 Midfield Albrecht. Dietricht West Gemmv/U.S.A. 20.04-40 Forward Malcolm- Jim U.S.A. 22 Forward Scardina, Paul U.S.A. 22 Midfietd Millar, Peter Scotland/U.S.A. 24 Fomard Banach. Orest West Gemanv/U.S.A. 31.03.48 John U.S.A. 2l Forward Beck. Howard U.S.A. 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