Frank Howard hits eighth homer in 1-0 Senators win
Frank Howard, at 6'8" and 265 pounds, slugged his eighth homer of the season in a 1-0 win over Boston as Jim Hannan pitched seven strong innings. He acknowledged Ted Williams' advice but said he cannot always follow the approach of "hitting your pitch." Dennis Higgins earned the save.
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Maloney Accused Of Greaseball In No-Hitter
Houston manager Harry Walker accused Jim Maloney of using a greaseball to aid his 10-0 no hitter against the Astros in Cincinnati. Walker cited rule 8 02 paragraph 2 and said the pitch was widely known, with umpires aware of the alleged foreign substance.
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National and American League leaders in bats and pitching
McCovey led National League hitters with eight, while Cepeda and Santo posted high marks. In the American League Robinson and Howard paced the run production, with Pepitone and Murphy among top independents. Pitching leaders include Kegan and Stone tied in the NL with 40 victories and Stottlemyre leading the AL with five wins.
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Pro Teams Favor Realignment in NFL AFL Shakeup
UPI reports that NFL and AFL may adopt a 13 teams each realignment for 1970 by moving three NFL clubs to the AFL. Commissioner Rozelle notes mutual preference for preserving league identities and says several teams have expressed interest in exploring the move.
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Reds Prospectus Highlights Young Veterans and Pitching Hope
By Marty Ralovsky prospectus notes Reds boast a young veteran heavy lineup with strong hitting. Pitching hinges on Jim Maloney’s comeback while Dave Bristol predicts a showdown with the Cardinals for the Western Division. Key players include Bench Rose May Helms Perez and Johnson with rookies Chaney and Duffy watched for utility roles. Predicted finish: 2nd in West.
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Lee May
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Shoemaker's Future in Doubt After Derby Knockout
Inglewood California UPI reports jockey Bill Shoemaker, 37, suffered a fractured pelvis and bladder injuries in a paddock accident at Hollywood Park. sidelined at least six months. may have ridden his last race. He was to ride Arts And Letters in the Kentucky Derby before the crash.
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Devlin Opens New Orleans Open Amid Tight Favorites
Bruce Devlin returns to form on the PGA tour as he enters the Greater New Orleans Open doubly favored alongside Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino. The Lakewood course shifts to par 72 with the 15th hole changed from a four to a five. Gerald Mann, SMU quarterback in the 1920s, is elected to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in New Brunswick NJ.
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Regents to Approve Synthetic Field at Texas Stadium
University of Texas regents chairman Frank C. Erwin said a synthetic playing surface likely will be approved for the football stadium when the regents meet Friday in Arlington.
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Form Charts
Byline notes Marty Ralbovsky of NEA Sports Writer. The item previews chart rankings and performance metrics, outlining notable players and upcoming statistical milestones. It highlights trends across teams and anticipates key matchups and expected shifts in standings.
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Astros Prospectus Highlights Offseason Moves
The Houston Astros rebuilt with Donn Clendenon Jesus Alou and Curt Blefary trading Rusty Staub. Pitching remains weak but bullpen depth shows promise. Johnny Edwards strengthens catching while Clendenon moves to first base. Rookies Scipio Spinks and Danny Walton receive looks. Predicted finish: 5th in NL West.
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Spurs Braves Stage Weird IL Series in Texas League
The Dallas Fort Worth Spurs and the Memphis Braves staged an odd Texas League set in Shreveport with a 14 inning 6 4 Spurs win after a Monday doubleheader. Dick Grant homered for the Braves and Bob Freasak homered for the Spurs in a series that reshaped the eastern division race.
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Television Guide Listings May 1 1969 Channel Snapshots
TV schedules across KFDX KGNC KAUZ KVIL and more for May 1 1969 feature Huntley Brinkley Weather News Sports Daniel Boone Ironside Dragnet Africa Jones Night shows and late movies including Moonfleet and The Ship that Died of Shame with time slots from 5:30 PM to 12:00 AM and regional channel notes.
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TV Station Schedule Fragments Chronicle Daytime to Late Night
A scanned listing details KGNC pro grams and KFDA Channel 5 offerings for May 2 1969. It lists daytime soaps Doctors Days of Our Lives and Another World along with game shows news broadcasts and classic programs across KGNC TV Channel 4 KFDX Channel 3 and Channel 5 scheduling notes.
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Olympic equestrian Steinkraus wins United States first
Bill Steinkraus became the first U S rider to win Olympic gold in equestrian events with individual jumping at Mexico City 1968. The report notes his historic victory as the United States secures a premier test of show jumping prowess.
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