Braves Suffer Painful Doubleheader Loss to Dodgers
The Dodgers swept the Braves 5 0 3 and 4 3 to seize first place in the NL West. Manny Mota led with eight hits in the doubleheader, driving in three and scoring twice despite injuries that may require postseason surgery. Willi Davis, Cepeda, and Wills contributed key moments as Atlanta’s lead dissolved. Other MLB results included Mets over Cubs 4 3, Reds over Padres 8 2, and several AL games with Minnesota, Baltimore, and Boston winning.
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Atlanta Braves
Manny Mota
Dodgers
Atlanta
Braves
Mota
Dominican Republic
Montreal
New York Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Houston
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Seattle
California
Hank Aaron
Willie Davis
Orlando Cepeda
Davis
Ron Reed
Maury Wills
Monta
Len Gabrielson
Rico Carty
Tom Haller
Bill Sudakis
Willie Crawford
Wills
Sudakis
Haller
Wes Parker
Secrets to Success in Golf Tournaments
Frank Beard argues professional posters sell golf not showy outfits or laughs. He highlights stars like George Archer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper for strong parts of their games. The article notes Atlanta's rough stretch with six losses in eight games across doubleheaders.
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George Archer
Gary
Jack Nickhaus
Billy Casper
Thomson sees American challenge as deep and tough
Peter Thomson, five time British Open winner, says the 1969 field is deep with a dozen contenders. He names Bill Casper and Gary Player as favorites and notes the American circuit's strength. Player is 5 to 1, Casper 6 to 1, with many other Americans at 6 to 1 and longer odds from Britain and beyond.
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Tom Reedy
Associated Press
Lytham
Player
Carnoustie
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Europe
Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Lolich Streak Ends as Nagy Beats Detroit 4-0
Boston rookie Mike Nagy ends Mickey Lolich nine game winning streak with a four hit victory over Detroit. Nagy drives in first two majors with a second inning single and adds a fifth win in six decisions. Orioles pound Yankees. other MLB results include Cubs, Mets, Dodgers, and more.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Boston
Mike Nagy
Nagy
Lolich
Detroit
Red Sox
Tigers
Baltimore
Orioles
New York
Chicago
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Cap
Cleveland
Frank Howard
Washington
Cesar Tovar
Minnesota
Kansas City
Seattle
California
Don Mincher
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Diego
Tom Tresh
Dick McAuliffe
Jim Northrup
Tony Conigliaro
George Scott
Russ Gibson
Ted Uhlaender
Gary Roggenburk
Angel Mincher
Argentine star leads British Open in tight early round
Roberto de Vicenzo shot a three under par 32 to grab the early lead at the 1969 British Open in Lytham St Annes. The field of 130 tackled the 6,848-yard links amid overnight rain and light wind, with Max Faulkner and Lee Trevino posting under par scores as others hovered around standard.
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Tom Reedy
Associated Press
Lytham ST. Annes
England
Roberto de Vicensio
Roberto
Lytham
Max Faulkner
Gardner Dickson
Palm Beach
Lee Trevino
Dallas
Phil Castoffs Welcomed by Los Angeles Rams
NEW YORK AP Anybody unhappy with the scene at Philadelphia is welcome in the Rams camp. George Allen adds Izzy Lang a 26 year old sixth year vet from Tennessee State to boost the backfield and insure Les Josephson. Josephson works toward full speed after a damaged Achilles tendon kept him out last year. An early 48 players are due to report at Fullerton camp. Bob Brown Jim Seymour and Bob Klein head west but will miss ten weeks to join College All Stars for Aug. 1 Chicago game against the Jets. Larry Smith will skip the All Star game due to a foot injury from a March accident.
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New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Rams
George Allen
Izzy Lang
Tom Woodeshick
Lang
Tennessee State
Rams
Les Josephson
Josephson
California State
Fullerton
Camp
Bob Brown
Eagles
Jim Seymour
Notre Dame
Bob Klein
Southern California
Chicago
New York Jets
Larry Smith
Florida
Paich
Water Skiing Made Easy for Beginners
A concise water skiing guide notes two common beginner errors. Leaning forward as skis skim water and pulling in on the tow rope create slack and spills. Correct form involves lifting head and shoulders back while legs straighten and arms stay straight to maintain boat pull.
Longevity shapes Hank Stram’s continued Chiefs era
MONTICELLO New York MONTICELLO INEAI AIL notes Henry Stram’s long tenure as NFL coach dating to the AFL’s start. The piece recounts Lamar Hunt recruiting him in 1959 and Stram’s rise with the Ball Texans later Kansas City Chiefs. It highlights Stram’s modern coaching approach and patience in developing players and staff.
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Monticello
N.Y
Henry Stram
Lonver
Plank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Sid Gillman
San Diego
Hank
Lamar Hunt
Lamar
Kultsher
IL LL. Hint
Stram
Miami
University
Sami
Ballo, Texans
Kinists City Chiefs
Sistee
Dager Ghose
All-Star Team Announced at K Park
The 1969 Hope Little League All-Star Team was announced at K Park. Players include Tommy Johnson Mark Cathy James Staggers Dave Bramlett CBC James Robinson Lions Club Mike Cox Dan Porter Hope Auto Jim Rhodes Mike Butler Bobby Ford James Motor Co Clay O Steen Robin Lee Barry's Grocery John Bishop Harley Sisson Sheriff's Depart ment. Alternates Curtis East Ricky Fawcett. Manager H I Townsend. Team will play in Hope area tournament July 23 24 hosting Arkadelphia Smackover Prescott. Champion advances to McGehee July 25 for District. Birth certificates due first practice at K Park Opin today.
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Hope
K" Park
Tommy Johnson
Mark Cathy
James Staggers
Dave Bramlett
CBC
James Robinson
Lions Club
Mike Cox
Dan Porter
Hope Auto
Jim Rhodes
Mike Butler
Bobby Ford
James Motor Co
Clay O’steen
Robin Lee
Barry's Grocery
John Bishop
Harley Sisson
Sheriff’s Department
Curtis East
Ricky Fawcett
H.I. Townsend
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