Major League Leaders From The 1969 Seasons By AP
American League leaders include Carew batting .378 with 175 at bats and Blair with 93 hits. Robinson leads runs with 54 and Jackson 27 home runs. Pitching notes show McNally 10 wins no losses and Lolich 8-1. National League leaders feature M Alou batting .365 and M Alou 105 hits, Brock 29 stolen bases, McCovey 23 homers, and Ho itzman by Holtzman 10-4 with 9 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Robinson
FR. Jackson
Oakland
Killebrew
Powell
McAuliffe
Detroit
J. Hall
New York
Hogan
Seattle
R. Jackson
Yes
Petrocelli
Boston
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
Santo
McCovey
San Francisco
Tolan
Cincinnati
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Bonds
Holtzman
Baldéchan
San Diego
Singer
Los Angeles
Jenkins
Sam Snead Reflects On Longevity And Advice From Caddie
Sam Snead, 37, mention of being semi retired recalls recent guidance from an old caddie about his golf game. He quips about fussing over a shot as he chats with Iman, noting his long career amid four prior rounds with leaders in the field and still playing.
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Samart
Snead
Iman
Bullfighter Leal Gored at Tijuana Bullfight
Alfredo Leal was gored by a bull during a Sunday bullfight in Tijuana, Mexico. About 6,000 spectators watched as Leal scrambled to his feet to finish the kill before the crowd’s mood shifted.
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Alfredo Leal
Tijuana
Mexico
Leal
Isaac holds NASCAR lead after ninth win of season
Isaac of Catawba North Carolina extends his top position with five victories in Grand National races. Pearson maintains a 66 point edge over Petty in the standings while Bobby Isaac leads in wins. Hoylton, Pearson, and Casio follow as the top challengers in the crowded Grand National race.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Richard Pet
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
Pearson
Petty
Teane
Greenville
S.C
James
David Hoylton
Spartanburg
Neil Cas i
Co existence a must in college and pro athletics
Kansas City reports the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics panel urged better communication to ease friction between college and professional sports. Panelists said co existence is inevitable, noted pro leagues will compete for entertainment dollars, and discussed cooperative efforts and funding for collegiate baseball to bolster ties between sectors.
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Kansas City
ATI
Profes- Duke
Exis
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Cay Joan
Ney Wormxist
Pete Rozee
Gataway
Big Eight
Yhe Panelisis
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Harper
Campsneris
McNally
Lolich
McDowell
Cleveland
Culp
Southside Grill
Matador
AP Witephota
Isaac
Fiat
Cea
Gladys
Stan
Scanegs-Gunlemat Snbet
Charles Nevias
NCAA
Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
al Diration
Bill Reed
Big Ten
Reed
Yard
Tulane
Orleans Saints
Innie Boway
Stu Holcomb
Northwestern Wuiversttx
Chicago White ‘Sox
Pohlman
EB. McCarty
Frigidaire
Cereer Oe
Eran Weprome
Main
Lee
Harold B. Remley
Remley Ins. Agency
Monroe
MPL
Missouri Power
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