Dodgers Lose to Juan Marichal
The Dodgers were beaten 9-1 by Juan Marichal at Dodger Stadium as he dominated Los Angeles with seven hits allowed. Willie Mays celebrated his 20 years in the majors with cake before the game, while Marichal extended his success against the Dodgers to 36 wins in 49 decisions. The day featured other MLB results including Mets over Phillies in 12 innings and several AL games. rain washed out Cleveland at Baltimore.
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Arkansas State Seeks Opponent For 1970 Schedule
Arkansas State University struggles to find a 1970 opponent for a nine game slate with two open dates October 2 and 30. Athletic director Don Floyd cites prior scheduling moves and conference obstacles as major hurdles in lining up a major opponent in Little Rock.
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Foy Williams Roles Are Reversed In Boston Rivalry
Washington shortstop Foy drove in the winning run in the 11th inning and added four hits as the Senators beat the Red Sox 6-5 in Boston. Foy had seven hits in nine at bats and raised his average, reversing the former friction with manager Williams. The night also featured multiple MLB results with Oakland, Detroit, Minnesota, and Kansas City winning, and Cleveland’s Lowenstein placed on the disabled list.
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Associated Press
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Local Open qualifying yields Rogers and Carmody atop windy rounds
Phil Rogers of La Jolla led U S Open local qualifying with 69 63 two under par for 132 at Galloway Park and Audubon Park in Memphis. Dick Carmody Long Beach shot 68 66 134 to place second, with Houston’s Johnny Mahaffey atop Houston qualifiers at 136, overshadowed by early leads across multiple sites and thunderstorms.
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Dutch” Harrison
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Mahler Arrives for 500 Minus Car in Indy
John Mahler, a publicity magnet among rookies, says he bears no ill will after being bumped from the main race by Dick Simon. Mahler qualified a Simon car at 170.164 mph, the fastest four lap speed for a first year driver at Indianapolis, but Simon will start the car in the race.
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Elvin Hayes Heads for Astrodome
Elvin Hayes, the Big E, arrives in Houston to prep for a high profile NBA All Star game against ABA stars amid efforts to boost ticket sales at the Astrodome. The 1968 UH visit drew 52,693, a record, with Hayes and Lew Alcindor both linked to future league merger debates.
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Four Teams Earn NCAA Golf Championship Invitations
Texas University of Houston Texas Tech and Arkansas were invited to the NCAA Golf Championships June 21-26 in Tucson Ariz. The four teams represent Dist 6 with Houston the defending champion and Texas tied for sixth last year Texas Tech is SWC champion and Arkansas runner up Texas competed as independent this year despite SWC affiliation.
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Rozelle Fights Bets on Football Amid Threats of Pro Betting
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle warned against legalizing wagering on pro football arguing it would corrupt fan interest and threaten the league's integrity. He recalled a Bronx incident where teenagers taunted him with bets after a game and used the tale to illustrate gambling’s disruption to sport. The issue arose as New York OTB eyed betting on team sports, with other states weighing similar moves. Rozelle stressed the potential chaos and financial stakes in NFL crowds and TV audiences. In a separate note, the Angels and Mets tie to the era, with Eddie Yost and Ken Aspromonte’s roles noted alongside Bob Aspromonte’s Mets career, all connected to Brooklyn birth roots.
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Associated Press
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OTB
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Baseball Stat Line Fragments From Cin Twins and Mets
Stolen bases and pitching figures show Brock from St Louis and Harrelson from New York with several listed stats. Pitching entries mention Dierker of Houston and Ryan of New York with earned run figures and royalty of 51 833. Strikeouts list Jenkins of Chicago and Seaver of New York among notable leaders.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Planning
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES is printed below. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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