Labor Day Marathon crowns Ruprecht at Lompoc Valley Bowl
John Ruprecht, returned from a four year Air Force stint, wins the Labor Day Marathon with a 201 average over 10 games for a $100 prize. Doris MacNamara is runner up with 185 average. Other money winners include Martin Shepard Louise Daveny James Kline Lynn Kirk and Ken Baker. The feature highlights also note early season leagues and the new Best Ball Doubles, plus the upcoming 600 Club Tournament at Wagon Wheel Bowl Oxnard.
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John Ruprecht
Lompoc
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Lompoc Valley Bowl
Ruprecht
Doris MacNamara
WAF
Vandenberg
Martin Shepard
Louise Deveny
James Kline
Lynn Kirk
Ken Baker
Betty Sepgith
Bird
Jackie Minerd
Ilse Gowan
Shirley Marcum
Donna Young
Lompoc Bowl
Willie Alonzo
Don Kalin
Wagon Wheel Bowl
Oxnard
Owens Peak in Big Eight Clash as Oklahoma Stars
Heisman hopeful Steve Owens leads Oklahoma in a feature on the Big Eight power shift. The piece notes Oklahoma, Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas State and Kansas as top contenders with Owens needing 1,045 yards this season to become the NCAA all time leading rusher.
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Houston
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Missouri
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas State
Kansas
Owens
Jack Mildren
Texas
Sooners
Rocky Wallace
Terry McMillian
Jon Staggers
James Harrison
Dan Devine
Bob Anderson
Sevon
Huskers
Ken Geddes
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Ball
Baseball Standings and Schedules from Lompoc Record
The Lompoc Record lists National and American League standings with team records and games back, plus Monday results and upcoming probable pitchers for Sept. 9, 1969. Key teams include Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Houston, with multiple matchups and times EDT.
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San Fran
Pe Los Ang
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Houston
de San Diego
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Holtzman
Seaver
Cleveland
West
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Kan City
Seattle SA
Boston
Detroit
Seattle
Palmer Says He Prefers Playing to Commentating on Golf
Arnold Palmer, in Akron, says he would rather be a player than a television commentator. He discusses following baseball, judging golf swings, and his aim to keep competing despite a recent 82. He notes watching others and saving stories about him, and he wants to prove he can still win.
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Milton Richman
UPI
Akron, Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Palmer
Firestone Country Club
TV Co
Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Satchel Paige
PGA
Pro Charts Rams Prospectus Updates Team For 1969
Pro Charts surveys the Los Angeles Rams adding all pro Bob Brown at tackle and Richie Petitbon to the secondary as major upgrades. Roman Gabriel remains the field general with Karl Sweetan as a backup while Bernie Casey retires and Jim Seymour goes to the Army. The lineup shows strength on both lines, a deep backfield, and versatile secondary depth with expected strong kicking. Prediction: first in the Coastal Division.
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George Allen
Robert Brown
Eagles
Richie Petitbon
Rams
Bob Brown
Charley Cowan
Tom Mack
Joe Scibelli
Ken Iman O.K
Clarence Williams
Ron Smith
Eddie Meador
Alvin Haymond
Willie Daniel
Jim Daniels
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