Palmer seeks slot in Open amid tough U S Open qualifiers
Arnold Palmer, winner of the 1960 Open, must qualify for the 1969 U S Open. At Youghingheny CC Pittsburgh he chases one of eight berths, as Memphis Dallas Seattle Los Angeles Denver Cincinnati hosts select qualifiers among 52 players.
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Cepeda Delivers for Braves In Busch Stadium Return
Orlando Cepeda, returning to face his former Cardinals, homered and tripled as the Atlanta Braves beat St. Louis 6 3. Hank Aaron added a homer to move to fifth on the alltime list. George Stone earned his sixth win with support from Cecil Upshaw. Ray Washburn took the loss. In other NL games, the Padres beat the Phillies 6 4 and the Mets topped the Dodgers 2 1.
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Fishermen Report Strong Salmon Fishing Around Port San Luis
Rod and Gun notes good salmon fishing near Port San Luis with a three fish limit replacing two. DFG cites some spawning beds on the Sacramento River and mentions no immediate change to commercial rules. Highlights include a 23 pound salmon from an Alaskan party boat at Avila and solid Lopez Lake trout catches after a prior planting.
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UCLA Dominates Pac-8 All-Conference Baseball Team
UCLA places three on the first team Jim York with a 0.45 ERA and 3-1 record Chris Chambliss sets Pac-8 home run mark with 10 and 20 RBIs Gary Sanserino a top fielder repeats on squad Bob Boone of Stanford earns third base spot Stan Ford repeats on the team Mike Ewing of Stanford named on second team as a sophomore son of Clair Ewing from VanDenberg Village others include Keller Strom Williams Chambliss Bushman Halvorson and Texdahl all juniors with several seniors overall.
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May's grand slam caps White Sox rally over Red Sox
Chicago rookie Carlos May belted his first career grand slam with two outs in the eighth, powering the White Sox to a 6-4 win over Boston. The game featured other AL results as Washington edged Kansas City 7-6 and Minnesota beat New York 3-2.
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Computer Capers in NFL alignment debate stalls on names
NFL owners discuss 1970 division alignments during the New York Writers Association dinner. A computer model proposed 109 A variants, narrowed to about a dozen viable schemes as Baltimore Cleveland and Pittsburgh shift to the AFL, with divisions forming around major teams and rivals.
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Aguilar drives bat and mound win for WJ against Diatoms
Robert Aguilar went 3 for 5 with an RBI and earned the win on a six hitter as W&J beat the Diatoms 3 to 2. Teammates Mike Perry Jim Surch and Nick Berry contributed RBI and multi hit support while Joe Barthel homered for the Diatoms. Other games had Elks, Chemical Kids, P.D. Pats, and Miners victories.
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