Westchester Classic lead changes as Bert Greene surges mid-round
Bert Greene, 25, from Georgia, relaxed and played his own game to shoot 69 at Westchester Golf Classic, reaching 136 and taking a one stroke lead over Don Bies Paul Harney Tommy Aaron and Tommy Bolt. His father Herb Greene caddied and advised patience, while Gay Brewer posted 65 to sit two under with 138 total alongside Dan Sikes.
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Monarchs Ford Simpson Still Unsigned, Buffalo Waits
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. said no meeting with Pete Rozelle or O J Simpson over a Heisman winner contract and will remain near Saratoga Springs through August 23. Simpson, who had been offered 150000 to 200000 to play for the Hawaii Monarchs, was said to have folded the team and will not be joining Honolulu. Wilson remains hopeful but far apart on terms and has not spoken with Simpson or his agent recently.
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Tarkenton Returns to Action in Fairfield Workout
Giants quarterback Frank Tarkenton returned to drills at Fairfield University after elbow injury feared to sideline him next week. He practiced with Gary Wood and Milt Plum, throwing for half an hour and reporting the arm felt fine, aiming for full duty next week but will miss Saturday’s intra squad scrimmage.
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Ta Wee Dominates Saratoga Test Allowance
Ta Wee, the 33 year old daughter of Intentionally, led from the start to win the $25,000-added test allowance at Saratoga by a length, ridden by Eddie Belmonte. The seven furlongs went in 1:23 3/5, with French Bread second and Bold Tribute third. Ta Wee has now won five of six starts this year.
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Arts and Letters Is Monmouth Favorite at Invitational
Belmont Stakes winner Arts and Letters leads a 10 horse field at Monmouth Park in the $100,000 Monmouth Invitational Handicap for 3-year-olds. Rokeby Stable’s star carries 128 pounds with Braulio Baeza aboard, listed 8-5 as the favorite. Al Hattab, carrying 126, the Kentucky Derby winner, is the 2-1 second choice under Ray Broussard. Other contenders include Hydrologist Prime Fool Gleaming Light and Dot-Ed's Bluesky.
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Pownal Race Results From Friday August First 1969
Race day at Pownal featured multiple five and seven furlong events with notable finishes. Hanks aboard Swift Affair won the first dash in 1 02, Rentoy-Handley second, while Orbits Gem placed third. Speed figures and payouts listed for each race along with the daily double and perfecta bets. Attendance reached 3,398 with a handle of 211,369.
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Pownal Entries and Winners from August 2 1969 Racing Card
The record lists multiple horse races at Pownal on Saturday August 2 1969 with entries and results across ten stakes events. It includes horse names, jockeys or owners abbreviated as NB and various entries like Peel Express River a and Campus Team. The card shows first through tenth place finishers and purse amounts for each race.
Saratoga Racing Entries Show Weekend Card Highlights
The August 2, 1969 Saratoga card features multiple divisions across Pace and Trot events with top contenders such as Burnt Umber More Missy Dee and Jersey Red Eastman Gay Silver. Notable purses range from 600 to 15,900 dollars, listing numerous horses and drivers across ten races.
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USTA and West Side Club Ink Five Year CBS Open Deal
The USTA and West Side Tennis Club announced a five year contract for televising the U S Open on CBS TV. Coverage for 1969 includes a Saturday Aug 30 slot from 4 to 5 p m EDT and Saturday Sept 6 from 4 to 6 and Sunday Sept 7 from 2 30 to 4 30.
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