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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1969
Page
4
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ARKANSAS players named to the Texas League All Stars include catcher Bart Zeller, infielders Chip Coulter and Hilton Pitts, pitcher Rasco Hernandez, and outfielder Witcher Reggie Cleveland the only Traveler among the selections for the intraleague game July 29 in Memphis.
Namath, longlinked with retirement, signals willingness to talk with Jets teammates at Long Island camp. Johnny Sample says Namath may attend and discuss options with coach Weeb Ewbank and lawyer. Jets await Rozelle meeting over Namath’s future and potential implications for ownership of a Manhattan restaurant tied to gamblers.
Fort Smith golfer David Vadergriff won the final round of the 2nd annual Arkansas Jaycee State Junior Golf Tour with a two stroke victory. Local junior circuit standings showed Vadergriff leading the event and securing the state tour title.
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Washington handlers staged a 7 3 upset over Detroit as Dick Couch reports Nixon and Apollo 8 astronaut Borman attended. Tim Cullen fueled the win with four RBIs including a homer, lifting the Senators within one game of the Tigers in the AL East. Orioles and Mets also won as Boston and New York split a doubleheader.
Hal Bock reports the St Louis Cardinals battered Philadelphia for 17 hits to win 8-2, extending their payday winning streak to 23 games dating to August 1967. Julían Javier, Curt Flood, Joe Torre and Mike Shannon had three hits each. Chuck Taylor won in his first major league start.
Ira Berkow recounts Edd Roush at 76 in fine form, reflecting on pay, holdouts, and the Federal League era. Roush, Hall of Fame outfielder, played 1913 to 1931, led the league in batting in 1917, and described salary battles, the Black Sox era, and 1930s depredations. He discusses McGraw, quail hunting, and a comeback bid, ending with memories of the game and the sport’s changing economics.
Blytheville Ark. golfer Dorothy Germain defeated Ann Wilhoite of Indianapolis 3 and 2 in the first round of the 69th Women’s Western Amateur at Oak Park. The match opened Tuesday with Germain taking early control and finishing with the clinching hole.
Orville Moody Lee Trevino and Billy Casper lead a star studded field for the $150000 Philadelphia Clas sic after a British Open break. Arnold Palmer Julius Boros return as Frank Beard Dave Hill Charles Coody and Bob Charles loom as favorites. Rod Murphy defends in a 72 hole test with Arch er Rudolph Jacklin Player Nicklaus among withdrawals.
Bruce Scott of Oklahoma City led Mark Debolt by two strokes going into the final round of the South Central PGA junior golf tournament in Fayetteville Arkansas. Scott and Debolt both shot 75 to stand at 146 and 148 respectively with Dick Anderson and Last Bachelor close behind. The article lists leaders across age groups and other top players in the field.
Arkansas third baseman Gaylen Pitts hit a bases loaded homer in the eighth inning to lift the Travellers to an 8-6 victory over the Memphis Blues. The win trimmed Memphis lead and kept Arkansas within 3.5 games of first.
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