Aging Pancho Gonzales Reaches U S Open Quarterfinals Upset
In Forest Hills New York Pancho Gonzales aged 40 upset second seed Howie of Australia to advance to the 1969 U S Open quarterfinals The big Australian's serves faltered but Gonzales rallied delivering a dramatic comeback The crowd gave him a standing ovation as Maria Bueno of Brazil reached the women's semifinals with an upset over Smith Court of Australia.
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Nolan Hopes For a Break Even Season With Forty Niners
San Francisco Forty Niners coach Nolan evaluates a shift to a new system after replacing Jack Christiansen. He weighs quarterback options including Brodie Mira and Spurrier and notes player signings such as David Parks and Roland Lakes may alter the lineup. The piece also mentions tennis chatter with Pancho Gonzales and Roche in late rounds.
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Dooley Lays MH Football Roster Groundwork For Bears
Dooley succeeded venerable George Halas driving an immediate effect on players morale and practice. The Bears adopt a total offense designed to confuse defenses and create more open receivers for Gale Sayers and teammates while rookies may boost depth. Offensive plans hinge on speed, passing, and multiple formations, with defense expected to be strong led by Butkus and Evey.
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Daleville Junior Baseball Loop Final Meeting Announced
Daleville Lakville Junior Baseball Association president Roland Erickson announced the final meeting of the year will be held Tuesday at 7 pm in Daleville High School. Election of officers for the coming year will be held and a prize drawing will be conducted. parents and others are urged to attend.
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County Softball Tourney Opens In Madison County
Meridian Ziongville Sling and Wood won opening night games at the Madison County Invitational. Sauh Meridian Capitalized on Keane pink by Dan Prost and Lary Gray. Sixce the Legion engine contributed to the final result Caldwell’s worn shower in the second aid Wond’s round. Lionsville beat UAW Giz Plant 19 0 with Butterworth and Burkhill combining for a shutout. Garrett Bates homer and Laylan four bagger sparked scoring in a 7 6 loss for Guede Lamp. Janey Anderson allowed three hits in a strong pitching showing.
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Spuzich Seventh In Golf Earnings
Samira Spuzich of Indianapolis ranks seventh in the Lakes Professional Golf Association money list for the season with $12,899 earned. Cara Mann leads with $6,060 and eight tournament wins, followed by Katy Whitworth with five victories.
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Dragsters Split Into Two Divisions In National Meets
Don Garlits, three time national drag racing champion, proposes dividing drag racing into amateur and professional groups with two three day national meets. He argues the plan would give pros more time and improve racing while amateurs race first weekend. Garlits notes rising spectator interest and 1,300 entries, and cites his 6.87 second intrafueled dragster dash at Indianapolis Raceway Park as proof of sport’s safety and growth.
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Move Left on Approach for Better Bowling Accuracy
Instructional note by Ben Carter and Marian Ladewig advises bowlers to adjust their starting position toward the left to alter ball angle and improve hit by the pocket. It includes a promotional request for a copy from the National Newspaper Syndicate and lists contact details.
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