Nine Years Nine Managers Finley Fires Bauer
Athletics owner Charles C. Finley dismissed Hank Bauer after a nine year span of managers. John McNamara, Sacramento native and former farm system coach, signed for a one year term to lead through 1970 as the team faced Twins in AL West battles. Finley stated the move was his alone and noted Bauer declined a longer deal. The shakeup comes as Oakland eyes a push to restore form in a season marked by struggles with Minnesota.
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Pirates Complete Sweep Of Mets Behind Stargell Key Home Run
Willie Stargell opened with a homer and two singles as the Pirates swept the Mets 8-0 in the nightcap and 8-2 in the opener. Luke Walker earned his first NY victory, Matt Alou collected four hits driving in three as Bob Veale dominated in a split twin bill for Pittsburgh.
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Boswell Fans 14 Gains 18th Baltimore Wins in Walk
Boswell struck out 14 to reach 18th win as the Twins beat the Pilots 2 1. Carew drove in a run with a fourth inning force out and Mitterwald scored on a grounder.
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Surfers Battle for U.S. Title at Huntington Beach
More than 300 top surfers gather in Huntington Beach for the 7th United States Surfboard Championships. David Nuuhiwa from Huntington Beach defeats Corky Carroll in rough 12 inch measure. Australian duo Keith Paul and Russell Hughes join with Reno Abelliera and Kainoa Downing among others.
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Ickx grabs pole for Can ada Grand Prix at Mosport track
Jackie Ickx a 23 year old Belgian driver captured pole for today's 220 mile Grand Prix of Canada at Mosport Ontario with a 115.81 mph lap in a Brabham. He heads 20 starters including world champion Jackie Stewart for the eighth race of the Formula 1 season. Sonny Thomas a 23 year old Ohio Valley football rookie died Friday at Cleveland Clinic from injuries suffered in a game two weeks earlier. He played for Continental Football League and was injured Sept 7 against the Jersey Jays and died after knee surgery. The Mets set a home attendance record with 1,969,679 for the season after drawing 51,886 for a two night doubleheader with Pittsburgh. IRS and Green Bay Packers dispute back taxes of 270,517 with investment credits contested. A federal judge allowed Rick Barry to work out while his status is litigated, but he cannot join the San Francisco Warriors. The San Diego Padres plan to operate an AAA team in Salt Lake City next year.
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Moore League Water Polo Advances to Finals
Wilson defeats El Segund o 10 6 and Lakewood edges La Serna 4 3 to reach Moore League Invitational semifinals at Belmont Plaza Olympic. Finals set for today at 2 p.m. with student 50 cent and adult 1 dollar admission.
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Angel Rally Ruins Debut of A's Boss
John McNamara endured a tough opener as Oakland named him manager hours before the game. The Angels rallied in the ninth to edge the A’s 7 6 on a controversial rundown play and a Bill Voss RBI single.
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Injury ends season for Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox pitcher Jim Lonborg is ruled out for the 1969 season after cutting his left foot on debris in a dark parking lot while running in the rain. His medical history suggests long standing fragility affecting his comeback.
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Fishin Facts Charms Angler Crowd With Mixed Catch
A fragmented clipping summarizes an angling feature listing several species and catches. Mentions halibut rockfish albacore ling cod and barracuda with scattered names and numbers.
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