Douglass Wins Kemper Open With Fine 5 Under Final Round
Dale Douglass, 33, born in Oklahoma and raised in Colorado, triumphed at the Kemper Open in Charlotte by four strokes. He fired a 5 under par closing round to secure the $150,000 winner’s prize, adding a second tour victory to his Azalea Open win earlier in Wilmington.
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David Moffit
UPI
Charlotte, N.C
Dale Douglass
Oklahoma
Colorado
North Carolina
Douglass
Wilmington
Charles Coody
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Player
Crampton
Coody
Arnold Palmer
George Archer
England
Tony Jacklin
Joel Goldstrand
Palmer
Santa Barbara County Boys Club football tickets on sale
Tickets for the summer second annual benefit football classic are now on sale across the county announced by ticket manager Bill Irwin. Outlets listed in Santa Barbara Goleta Carpinteria Santa Ynez Santa Maria and other towns, with prices 3 reserved 2 general 1 for under 12 with adult. Proceeds support six local Boys' Clubs.
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Santa Barbara County
Bill Irwin
Lompoc
Irwin
Santa Barbara
Ott’s
Sporting Goods Department
All American Sports Goods
Discount Record Center
Danny’s
Westside Boys’ Club
Downtown Boys’ Club
Goleta
Bill Tomlin
Bank of America
Valley Barber Shop
Mid-State Bank
Carpinteria
Valley Rexall
Union 76 Station
Red West Mills Drug
Western Auto
Santa Ynez Solvang
Santa Ynez Valley Hardware
Mission Drive
Solvang
Village Barber
Mattie’s Tavern
Los Olivos
Santa Maria
Montgomery Ward
Santa Maria Times
Oak Knoll Liquors, Pg& E, Southern Counties Gas Company
Limas Sporting Goods, Boys’ Club of
Santa Maria Valley
Belle’s Sporting Goods
Orioles stay hot under Earl Weaver as publicity fades
Earl Weaver, Baltimore Orioles manager, downplays personal fame while praising his players led by Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson. The Orioles built a commanding lead in the pennant race, winning four straight against the White Sox and Senators, with key contributors including Palmer, Lopez, Hall, Cuellar, and McNally. Weaver emphasizes proactive management over guarding his seat, and recalls his minor league bench-clearing swing to prove his philosophy.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Earl Weaver
Joe Namath
Reggie Jackson
Richard Nixon
Diane Crump
Baltimore Orioles
Roger Maris
Boog Powell
Paul Blair
Weaver
Chicago
Orioles
White Sox
Senators
Marcelino) Lopez
Palmer
Hall
Mike) Cuellar
Houston
Curt) Blefary
McNally
Ump
Baltimore
Moody plans million pickup for Open champion Moody
Orville Moody, Open champion, sees his U S Open windfall as a bankable future. Bucky Way of Consulting Services promotes Moody as a money maker with possible lines like Old Sarge golf sticks and Moody’s Marauders. Moody’s Army past and TV fame fuel plans for exhibitions and cross country exposure.
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Lee Mueller
Houston
NEA
Orville J. Moody
Bucky Way
Akron, Ohio
Lee Trevino
Way
Consulting Services, Inc
Akron
Bart Starr
Julius Boros
Gale Sayers
Bob Goelby
Moody
Champions Golf Club
Orville Wright
Orville Freeman
Orville Snorkel
Sgt
Orville Moody
Chichasha
Okla
U.S
Killeen
Texas
Buddy
Tony Curtis
Orville
Consulting Services
Sarge
Army Post Club
Hombres
Musketeers
Baseball standings and games slated for June 23 1969
In Lompoc California the Lompoc Record lists today’s baseball standings and scheduled games. Teams Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Montreal Los Angeles Atlanta San Diego Cincinnati San Francisco Houston are set with listed pitchers and start times across the doubleheader slate.
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Pittsburgh
Moose
Running
Chicago
Holtzman
St. Louis
Giusti
Montreal
Stoneman
Los Angeles
Foster
Sutton
Atlanta
Stone
San Diego
Ross
Cincinnati
Merritt
San Francisco
Perry
Houston
Wilson
W. L. Pet
W. L
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Detroit
St Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Owe Atlanta
Minnesota
San Fran
Seattle
Kans City
California
Cleve
Balt
Los Ang
Wash
Kan City
Pitts
Phila
Minn
Woodson
Brunet
Peters
Timberlake
Bahnsen
Hiller
Hannan
McNally
Ellsworth
Culp
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United States
Jack Foster
Fort Benning
Arthur Skinner
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Arlington
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Czechoslovakia
Santos
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Yankee Stadium
Moodys
National League
Jim) Palmer
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Cater
Oak
Hegan
Sea
White
Blangr
Howrd
Was
McCovey
May
Cii
Allen
Phil
H. Aaron
Wynn
Hou
Jackson
Petrocelli
Howard
Yastrzemski
Killebrew
Pepitone
Banks
Chi
Santo
Tolan
Cin
Powell
Niekro
Seaver
McLain
Det
Odom
McDowell
Cleo
Stottlemyre
Trevino
Lee
Moody’s
Korea
Woy
Billy Casper
Lompoc, Calif
Mon
Bob Nolan
Rene Aeberhard
Rene's
Rene
Richfield
OCEAN
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