All-Star NL Selects 28 for Washington Game
In Cincinnati AP report Schoendienst picks 11 reserves to join 16 starters for the NL All-Star team to play in Washington on July 22. Cannizzaro and Staub fill required club representation with Hundley as extra catcher Bench named starter. Coaches Durocher Bristol Hodges, with team totals by city.
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Red Schoendienaty
Washington
Chris Cannizzaro
San Diego Padres
Rusty Staub
Montreal Expos
Schoendienst
Randy Hundley
Chicago
Cannizzaro
Johnny Bench
Leo Durocher
Dave Bristol
Gil Hodges
New York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Wille Mays
San Francisco
Pete Rose
Staub
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Matty Alou
Cleon Jones
Volf Cannizzaro
Playboy May Hold Richest PGA Event
Playboy Clubs seek to sponsor a PGA tourney possibly worth 400000 dollars the richest yet. PGA official Turhill said Playboy publishers have shown interest and may schedule a September event if feasible. Dates and site not set but likely after 1970. 1971 is considered for the tournament.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Jack Turhill
Agsn
Hough Helfer
Playboy Magazine
Playby Empire
Ike
Gleason
Gleagon
Miami
PGA
Chicago
Wake Forest Lands Three All-Americans in 1969
New York AP reports the 1969 All-American college golf team is the strongest in depth in five years. Wake Forest places three players on the squad, joining notable alumni like Bob Murphy and Ron Cercado as past members who advanced to pro tours. Names and full second-team selections are listed with emphasis on Wake Forest representatives.
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New York
Bob Murphy
Bob Dickson
Ron Cercado
Wake Forest
See Hear TELEVISION Friday Seals Pe Saturday
The notice lists broadcast details for KCRG with Friday and Saturday airings. It notes time slots and program branding tied to local sports coverage on the station.
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Seals
Wite Warts
KCRG
Smanual
Cards Rally In Rainout Night For Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Cardinals return to Memorial Stadium after heavy rain postpones Friday’s game with Decatur. A doubleheader is set for Saturday and Sunday with Cedar Rapids Kids League night Sunday. Seven Cardinals had seven hits and 11 walks but left 14 runners aboard as Burlington benefited from seven errors leading to unearned runs. Larry Heisman took the loss as the Bees won 6-2.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals
George Clifford
Decatur
Memorial Stadium
Cedar Hills
Cedar Rapids
Kida
Larry Heisman
Jorge Roque
Jerry Bartee
Gingles
Dave Cichon
Angel Davila
Buddy Copeland
Athletics Send Jim Nash Home After Medical Check
Boston Patriots star Jim Nash, unsigned as the No. 1 draft pick, was sent home by Oakland Raiders for a medical check of ailing right shoulder. Nash, once rookie of the year, had been in touch with Raiders amid trade talk. his agent called the move a desperation effort.
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Boston Patriots
American Football League
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Oakland Raiders
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Jacksonville
Nash
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Pearances
Baslord
Quote quotes and quotes from sports figures reveal tension
Daveill rejects cigarette ads citing nerves and looks. Pete Rozelle confirms Namath retirement status and camp timing. Dave Bristol cites Reds pitching needing help, joking about Tums for stomach due to pitching woes.
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Pete Rozelle
Joe Namath
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati
Reds
Bristol
Sim Maloney
Gary Nolan
Elkader Beats Maynard 13-1 in Sectional Opener
Elkader Central defeated Maynard 13 to 1 in first round sectional action. Danny Smith pitched from the second inning, struck out 10, and collected three hits including a double and a triple. Rogers Neuman and Brad Glawe each added two hits for the winners.
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Roque
Lou Cosenza
Bees
Eskader
Elkader Central
Maynard
Danny Smith
Iwinners
Fanning
Roger Neuman
Brad Glawe
Median Huis
Jagrars mii
Gundeckat
Three Teams Near Top in Midwest League Race
Billy Johns blasted a grand slam to power the Quincy Cubs to a 63 lead Tuesday night, as Quincy pulled ahead in a tight Midwest League battle. Clinton lost to Wisconsin Rapids while Appleton split with Quad Cities, keeping six of nine teams at or above .500 in the second half amid a close race for the top.
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Billy Johns
Quincy
Quincy Cubs
Commadores
Decatur
Rich Miller
Clinton
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Quad Cities
Trails
Clinton Pilots
Twins
Pilots
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