Maine Ski Lifts Open For Summer Rides Across Four Mountains
Four Maine mountains Sugarloaf Green slope Saddieback Squaw Mountain and Pleasant Mountain reopen for summer rides at reduced speeds and prices. Squaw Mountain Greenville debuts a double chair lift and a new base lodge with a lookout tower. Saddleback Rangeley offers a 30 minute hike to a fire tower with views into New Hampshire and Canada. Sugarloaf Kingfield features a gondola and summit cafeteria. Pleasant Mountain Bridgton preserves the long running summer chair lift with a base lodge restaurant and shops.
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Maine
Kingfield
Squaw
Greenville
Rangele
Bridgton
Squaw Mountain
Moosehead Lake
United States
Saddleback Mountain
Rangeley
Itre
Rangeley Chain of Lakes
Saddleback Fire Tower
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Canada
Katahdin
Sugarloaf USA
Stretc
Casco Bay
Schuss
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Saco River
Atlantic Ocean
Fellow Mountains
Mathis Favorite In Heavyweight Tilt With Beattie
Bloomington AP reports Buster Mathis the faster fighter and favorite in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Metropolitan Sports Center. Jum bo Jim Beattie carries a 30 4 pro record with a dangerous left hook and edge in reach and experience. Mathis aims to rebound from a loss to Joe Frazier as he seeks speed and stamina gains.
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Bloomington, Minn
Buster Mathis
Jumbo Jim
Beattie
Metropolitan Sports Center
Mathis
Attem
Joe Frazier
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frazier
Sonny Liston
Am Rea
any _ Beattie
Patriots Nance Warns Rival Clubs In AFL
Andover Mass AP Jim Nance says he is in the best shape of his career and hopes for over 1500 rushing yards this season. He cites a strong supporting backfield with Gene Thomas and R C Gamble, plus Larry Garron moving to flanker to exploit passing. Charley Long shifts to tackle as veterans and rookies join first full squad workouts.
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Andover
Mass
Jim Nance
Boston Patriots
Syracuse
Nance
Gene Thomas
Kansas City
R.C. Gamble
South Carolina State
Mas
Gamble
Harvard
Bobby Lee
Pats
Larry Garron
Mike Holovak
Cocaptain
Charley Long
Major League Stars By Associated Press Pitching
Don Wilson of the Astros beat Don Drysdale and the Dodgers 1-0 on a three-hitter as he retired the final 16 batters. Ken McMullen of the Senators drove in four runs with a single and his 12th homer, powering a 63 upset over Detroit’s AL leaders.
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Associated Press
Don Wilson
Astros
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ken McMullen
Senators
Detroit
Harvard Olympic crew plans unified protest at Mexico Games
Harvard rowers bound for Mexico organize a coordinated gesture with other American athletes to draw attention to racial injustice in the United States. Five crew members voiced support for a moral boycott or similar action, while affirming participation in the Games.
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Boston
Harvard
Mexico
America
United States
Riessen among entrants for U S National Tennis Championships
Brookline Massachusetts AP reports Marty Riessen ranked fifth in the United States is among entrants for the 88th annual U S National Tennis Championships to be held August 16 to 23 at Longwood. Also listed are Americans Herb Fitzgibbon and Tom Edlefson.
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Brookline
Mass
Marty Riessen
United States
U.S
Longwood
Herb Fitzgibbon
Tom Edlefson
Promoter Predicts Early Tactics in Mathis Bout
The fighter predicts a clean clash with Mathis and expects an early contest. He says if Mathis presses, he has surprises ready, signaling a strategic approach and visible confidence before the match.
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Mathis
Packers Coach To Scout Team's Intra Squad Game
Packers coach Phil Bengtson will observe an intra squad scrimmage as he begins his tenure. He targets fullback Jim Grabowski and halfback Elijah Pitts, both returning from injuries, while Bart Starr plays with a lighter touch after flu.
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Packers
Associated Press
Green Bay
Phil Bengtson
Bengtson
Jim Grabowski
Elijah Pitts
Vince Lombardi
Oakland
Bart Starr
Starr
Jim Corcoran
New York Jets
Bridgeport
Montreal Infant NL Team Needs Backers
Montreal backers sought 2.5 million to fund the 1969 Infant National League team with Charles Bronfman and the remaining directors pressing on despite withdrawals by Levesque and Bourgie. Montreal and San Diego had NL franchises granted May 27 and would join a 12 team league next season.
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Montreal
Charles Bronfman
J. Louis . Vesque
Jean Drappe
Marc Bourgie
Levesque
Branfman
Bronfman and
Webster
Gerry Sayer
Ces
Yencainen
Canada
Avestors
Bronfman Nor
Lou Perini
Boston
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Perini
Bronfman Eyes $10 Million Franchise Fee For NL Club
Bronfman outlined a $10 million franchise price with potential to rise to $14 million if financing proves necessary. He said the group will pay $1.12 to the league by August and other payments follow, insisting the venture must move forward and cannot wait in limbo.
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Bronfman
Major League Leaders in Batting and More
Summary of 1969 MLB leaders by league including American League batting averages led by Harrelson and Oliva, runs by McAuliffe and Cardenal, RBIs by Harrelson and F Howard, home runs by F Howard and Horton, and key pitching and fielding leaders. National League highlights include M Alou and Rose in batting, McCovey and Hart in RBIs, Flood and Johnson in hits, Wills and Brock in steals, with notable pitching leaders Marichal and Singer.
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Associated Press
Oak
Harrelson
Bost
Oliva
Minn
McAuliffe
Det
Cardenal
Cleve
F. Howard
Wash
Uhlaender
R. Smith
B Robinson
Balt
Fregosi
Calif
Stroud
W. Horton
Campaneris
I Dee
Wright
Seedleenss
McDowell
Tiant
M. Alou
Pitt
Rose
Cin
Brock
McCovey
Hart
S.F
Flood
A. Johnson
Dou
St.l
Staub
Houst
Tris—Clemente
Rabha Wins Sprinter Feature at Green Mountain Park
In Pownal Vermont Rabha captured the feature race at Green Mountain Park over five furlongs in about one minute. He won by a head in a photo finish, paying 35.80 to win.
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Pownal
Rabha
Green Mountain Park
Odessa Open Pro Am Draws Stars In Texas Style
Odessa Texas hosts the annual pro am with a $35,000 purse led by Dean Martin paired with Don Cherry. Pros and top amateurs chase the top prize of $8,000 amid a wind swept Odessa Country Club course, with favorites including Charles Coody and Richard Patton and a field of touring pros and noted amateurs.
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Dean Martin
West Texas
Odessa
Martin
Don Cherry
Don
Rik Massengale
Rik
Odessa Country Club
Jacksboro
Tex
Charles Coody
Abilene
Richard Patton
Tapers
Dick Jennings
Ernie Vossier
Budd Branum
Earl Stewart Jr
Chip
Marty Fleckman
Ken Newell
Rex Baxter
John Farqueer
Bob Hamilton
Grier
Gay Brewer
John Paul Cain
Jacky Cupit
Harwood
Billy Martindale
Jim Vickers
HemisFair '68 Tours Highlight Accessible Visits
San Antonio hosts HemisFair '68 with special tours for handicapped visitors. The Alamo in Texas traces its origins to a Catholic mission and mission era.
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HemisFair
San Antonio
Tex
the Alamo
Texas
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