All-Stars Fall Short As Jets Edge Them 26 24 At Soldier Field
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, booed by a 74208 crowd, threw 17 of 32 for 292 yards as New York beat the College All Stars 26 24. Greg Cook led the collegians with key passes and TDs while Artie Taylor and Jerry Legias sparked a late rally.
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Youth Hunter Safety Course Urged For 1969-70 Licenses
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reaffirms hunter safety training is required to buy a hunting license after September 1, 1969 for anyone under sixteen. Corry Rod and Gun Club schedules two day-long safety sessions August 9 and 30 at Columbus grounds to help youths qualify for the 1969-70 season.
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Jets starSample clashes with head coach during All Star game
CHICAGO AP Coach Otto Graham of the Collegians suffered a cut nose after Jets defensive back Johnny Sample clashed near the end of the All Star football game. Graham said Sample buttressed him with his helmet during a dispute over a clothesline tackle on Gene Washington. Graham and Sample exchanged remarks, then grappling erupts as logs of past tensions surface between Graham and Sample.
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Astros Inch Closer To NL West Lead With Six Straight
Houston Astros roll to a 6th straight win by routing Montreal 53 aided by Curt Blefary two-run shots and Jimmy Wynn leadoff homer. The victory tightens NL West race with San Francisco Cincinnati New York Atlanta also within reach. Reds and Giants win to stay one game back. Blefary adds a second two-run homer, while Denny Lemaster earns the win as Montreal errors haunt the Mets. The NL East and other pennant contenders post wins and losses in a crowded standings night.
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Record $41 337 40 race ticket unclaimed at Meadows
A winning Big E combination worth 41 337 40 went unclaimed at the Meadows harness track in Washington Pennsylvania. The eighth race Crooked Tail 7 to 1 and Von Creed 141 won, while Smokey Morn at even money won the ninth and Gay Pick 25 to 1 placed.
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McLain Wins 16th Williams Fines Yar For Loafing On Basepaths
Boston manager Dick Williams fined Carl Yastrzemski 500 dollars for loafing on the bases after yanking him in the second inning of a 4-3 loss to Oakland. Williams also removed Yastrzemski from the game for lack of hustle as the Red Sox fell Friday night.
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Golf Championships Run In This Family
Twenty-year old Carol Semple became the first southwestern Pennsylvanian since 1964 to win the Pennsylvania Women's Amateur Golf Championship. Defeating Sandy Burns 7 and 6 at Fox Chapel, Semple used precise shots and deft putting to overcome a distance disadvantage off the tee.
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