Elk Pack Halts Ford on Baldy Trail in Montana Tale
A Montana trip along Baldy to the Blackfood River pool yields wildlife drama with elk bulls, several grouse clashes, a Clark's nutcracker sighting, and bears foraging at a garbage dump. Johnny Stone narrates with wry commentary as guests observe wildlife and joke about bear hunting after dinner. Jane Stone guides the party through dusk as the bear saga concludes with a stoic king of the hill retreating.
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Big Daddy
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Mets win NL pennant in dramatic fashion over Braves
Wayne Garrett delivers a two run homer in the fifth as the Mets beat the Braves 4 1 at Shea to clinch the National League pennant. Nolan Ryan shuts down Atlanta over seven strong innings as New York advances to the World Series.
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Red” Garrett
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Shea Stadium
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Tony Gonzalez
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Braves
Gil Hodges
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Giants
California
Tom Seaver
Jerry Koosman
Gentry
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Gonzalez
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
Aaron
Carty
Orlando Cepeda
Clete Boyer
Bob Didier
Cepeda
Tommie Agee
Pat Jarvis
Jarvis
Wayne Garrett
UPI
Blair Guides Orioles to Dominant World Series Clincher
Blair and Bufford combined for nine hits as the Baltimore Orioles blasted the Minnesota Twins 11 to 2 to complete a playoff sweep and earn a home World Series opener against the New York Mets. Palmer pitched effectively while Baltimore piled up 18 hits including eight for extra bases. Blair drove in five runs including a 407 foot homer.
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Rich Reese
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Bob Miller
Reese
Brooks Robinson
Tony Oliva
Dave Johnson
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Texas Drops To Second As Ohio State Reigns In AP Poll
Ohio State stays No.1 after a 35-7 win over Washington while Texas rockets to No.2 following a 56-17 victory over Navy. Penn State falls to fifth after beating Kansas State. Southern California moves to fourth. Arkansas, Georgia, Missouri follow. Several teams swap positions in the top twenty. Texas meets Oklahoma in Dallas next Saturday.
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Payson linked with Mets as The University wins Belmont feature
The University owned in part by Mrs. Joan S. Payson led by Angel Cordero won the first division of the Long Island Handicap at Belmont Park, clocking 2:17 1-5 for 1 1/16 miles. Red Reality took the second division at Belmont, with Jorge Velasquez riding to a 2:16 4-5 victory. Tradesman and Rhinelander also hit placings as Atlantic City hosted Full Steam Ahead’s victory in the Anniversary Purse. Walter Blum added a second win to become the meet leader.
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Arabian Legend
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Holy Cross Football Cancelled After Hepatitis Outbreak
Worcester Holy Cross College cancelled its remaining eight football games after tests showed the entire 75 member squad contracted infectious hepatitis. Athletic Director Vincent Dougherty notified opponents the schedule could not be fulfilled. Dr. John Shea said isolation would prevent further spread within the 2,350 student body. four managers seven coaches the trainer and the director of sports information were also affected.
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Fermata Club Tennis Tourney Begins Today
The 1969 Fermata Club Tennis tournament opens with men singles as Ryder faces Smith and Eberhard meets Howard among others. Men's doubles include Honeck-Pilinger and Moore-McKellar with several pairings listed. Women singles feature Howard and Twombly with Eloise Twombly on a bye. Juniors postponed. deadline for junior entries is Sunday.
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Fermata Club
Fred Ryder
Ron Smith
Bruce Eberhard
Norm Howard
David Pillinger
Ben Rusche
Hank Honeck
Dave Moore
Jane Hawkins
Eloise Twombly
Vought- Minton
Jakes-Cheetham
Copley-Hawkins
Howard-Miller
Twombly-Schulhofer
Gresham and Warner Named to State Swim Team
The 1969 SCAA All State Swim Team includes Bill Gresham and Bob Warner from Aiken High School and Aiken Swim Association. Warner, a senior, and Gresham, a freshman, have strong regional showings and will compete in the coming season. The selections were announced at the SCARU awards banquet in Columbia. Becky Jennings, Caroline Scott, and Matthew Doherty also received emblems for the 1968 and 1969 All-Star Teams.
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S.C.A.R.U
Becky Jennings
Matthew Doherty
Caroline Scott
South Carolina Amateur Athletic Union
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Aiken Swim Association
Warner
Aiken Senior High
Southeast
Gresham
Columbia
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Fermata Club
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Armour
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A.O. Livingston & Son Newberry
Hartley & Dicks Construction Co
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