Whitney earns two stakes wins with Silver True and Fish House
Sportsman C. V. Whitney enjoyed a strong day with Silver True winning the Spinaway Stakes worth 78400 at Saratoga and Fish House taking the Lassie Trial Stakes worth 26250 at Arlington Park in Chicago.
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Cokes Wins Welterweight Title In N Orleans Fight
Curtis Cokes defeated Manuel Gonzalez in a 15 round title bout at Municipal Auditorium to claim the World Boxing Association welterweight crown. He earned 5715.60 dollars and said he would beat anyone in his class, emphasizing the title mattered most.
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Major Leagues Open Meetings In Chicago
Major League Meetings open in Chicago with topics including salaries for Marvin Miller pension funds and a plan to relax winter ball rules. Proposals touch on signing college prospects and touring Japan, while White Sox owner Art Allyn criticizes pension and tax implications. Cokes beats Gonzalez to improve to 43-9-2 as Gonzalez retires welter plans.
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Pony League Team Wins In Tourney
Gadsden Alabama and Lakewood California won opening round games in the National Pony League World Series in Ralston Nebraska. Gadsden beat Denver 3-2 in 10 innings as Witt reached on a dropped third strike and a late throw allowed him to score on Snow's bunt attempt.
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Red Bullet Gorostiza Dies at 57 in Spain
Guillermo Gorostiza, famed Spanish soccer star known as the Red Bullet, died in Bilbao after a long illness. He was 57.
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Major League Leaders 1969 AL batting and pitching summaries
Baseball leaders listed include AL batting with Oliva and F Robinson, runs by F Robinson and Aparicio, RBIs led by Powell and F Robinson, hits by Oliva and F Robinson, doubles by Yastrzemski and B Robinson, triples shared by Aparicio Campaneris Hershberger Brinkman, home runs by F Robinson and Powell, stolen bases led by Campaneris with Buford Agee, pitching leaders McNally and Hamilton in win totals, strikeouts led by Richert and Boswell.
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Minnesota
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Baltimore
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Kansas City
Brinkman
Washington
Buford and Agee
Chicago
McNally
Hamilton
New York
Richert
Boswell
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1969 Statistics
Batting top performers include Alou of Pittsburgh with 343 at bats and 172 hits, Clemente also with Pittsburgh 159 hits and 91 RBIs, and Aaron of Atlanta leading in RBIs with 96 and home runs with 34. Pitchers note Rea gan of Los Angeles 121 decisions with .923, and Koufax of Los Angeles 254 strikeouts.
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U S Tennis Stars Prep For Davis Cup Matches
American confidence soars as top players prepare for the Davis Cup push starting at Forest Hills New York. Arthur Ashe Charley Pasarell Dennis Ralston Clark Graebner Cliff Richey Marty Riessen join training as Davis Cup aims for the Melbourne Challenge Round.
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Falkville Blue Devils Face Rebuilding Season Under Morris
Falkville's football team enters a rebuilding year as coach Hugh Morris laments lost veteran leaders Baxter Bryant Charles Sandlin Richard Foote Jimmy Heydon Johnny Bell and Steve Hogan. Only 12 lettermen return with limited experience 28 players out and fresh talent stepping in. Butch Bradford returns as quarterback and Morris notes his accuracy while ends and receivers need help. The slate opens September 8 at Tanner with a schedule through November 10 East Limestone and Austin on Thursdays.
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Jockey Dies During Third Race at Scarborough Downs
At Scarborough Downs AP report notes Red Scrapper collapsed in the third race Wednesday night. Jockey Ben Slaughter was rushed to a hospital for X rays and treatment.
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Mason Rudolph Shoots 290 in Open Championships
Mason Rudolph carded a 290 final score in both the 1965 and 1966 U S Open golf championships.
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