Pioneers Open 1969 Season Hosting Occidental
Cal State paces offense in season opener at 1 30 p m against Occidental with Bill Audino at quarterback and Chenda Hernandez sharing time as deciding starter for next week's conference opener. Injury concerns linger but most key players expected to suit up while Occidental relies on Tippett Oliver and Bennie Johnson to lead a faster offense.
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Bears Seeks Upset Against Hoosiers in Bloomington
Indiana’s Rose Bowl minded Hoosiers host California after a 17-0 season opener win over Texas. Cal QB spark remains unsettled as Willsey reshuffles backfield and eyes improved offense against a rapid Indiana defense led by Gonzo and Isenbarger.
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Trevino Opens Lead At Alcan Golfer Of The Year
Lee Trevino shot a five under par 67 at Portland Golf Club to lead with a two round total of 137 in the Alcan event. He sits one stroke ahead of Billy Casper and Bert Greene as the field narrows, aided by a relaxed mood with his wife and four year old daughter present.
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Reds Sweep Houston With Bench Tiebreaking Homer
Cincinnati Reds gain a 4 3 victory with a tiebreaking sixth inning homer by Johnny Bench as they sweep the Houston doubleheader after winning the opener on Jim Maloney's one hitter. The sweep leaves Cincinnati three games behind the Atlanta Braves in the National League Western Division with four games remaining.
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Nats win fourth straight 4-1 behind Mayes grand slam
Washington clinched a 4-1 victory over Cleveland as Lee Maye hit a grand slam in the fifth and Joe Coleman allowed one run on six hits. Coleman earned his 11th win while Stan Williams took the loss. Cleveland scored in the seventh on a wild pitch and an error. The win secured the Senators’ first winning season since 1954.
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TV Schedule Highlights from Saturday and Sunday Broadcasters
Listings show Atlantic channel 4 coverage of Atlamta versus San Diego at 1 10 pm plus Giants versus Dodgers on channel 2. World of Sports features drag racing. Football and college highlights fill the rest of the weekend with Notre Dame Purdue Oakland at Boston and a Green Bay San Francisco clash among others. Goalie Doug Fagell sidelined with severe headaches after a minor head injury.
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Shepard Out as Pirates Name Interim Manager
Larry Shepard was fired as Pittsburgh Pirates manager after two disappointing seasons. General Manager John Brown announced a replacement would be named in three to four weeks, with Alex Grammas guiding the club for the final five games. Shepard, reflecting on his tenure, said the handwriting was on the wall and planned to return to Omaha with no immediate plans.
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Cepeda Delivers Grand Slam As Braves Triumph 10-4
In Atlanta, Cepeda hits his third winning grand slam and Hank Aaron adds a fourth homer as the Braves erupt for six runs in the third inning to beat the Padres 10-4. Phil Niekro earns his 22nd win as Atlanta extends its lead in the Western Division.
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Barry’s Cap Or Nothing Barry’s Cap Or Nothing
UPI reports that Rick Barry is restricted to playing for the Washington Capitals by a federal judge. The Warriors and ABA Oakland club dispute a 1960s contract, with ongoing court action and a $10 million damage claim against the Warriors.
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49ers Set To Test Packers In Milwaukee
The 49ers visit Green Bay for a test of the Packers defense as Milwaukee County Stadium hosts a sellout crowd of 47,000 in the Packers second home opener. San Francisco seeks momentum after a rough skid of seven straight losses, while Green Bay aims to strengthen its Central Division lead after a 17-0 season opener win.
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Ambitious Ducks Open Loop Slate Against Stanford
Oregon faces Stanford in a Pacific-8 opener with two South County backs in the lineup and hopes for an upset. Pamplin returns from a sprain as the Ducks rely on Blanchard and Moore while Stanford counters with Plunkett and Horrowitz. Jones may miss the game with a knee injury as Stanford lists a likely starting line.
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Stalking Neke wins Millbrae Purse front running
In Santa Mateo’s Millbrae Purse three year olds, Stalking Neke led from the start to win by almost three lengths over Court Clown with Sardutel third and Copper Jay fourth in a six horse field. Mario Valenzuela rode Stalking Neke as time for six furlongs came in 1 09 1 5. Star Drag and Fincastle paid 720.40 for doubles.
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Raiders Big Picks To Conquer Pats
United Press International reports the Oakland Raiders, 2–0 in the 1969 AFL, favored to go 3–0 against Boston. Kansas City Chiefs coach Hank Stram may revive the ght-T formation, aiming to exploit ground gains as Len Dawson is out for the Chiefs against the Bengals. Bengals and Chiefs both hold 2–1 records heading to Nipport Stadium in Cincinnati.
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