Saints Prospects as Capitol Division Third in Expansion Year
PROSPECTUS reviews New Orleans Saints as the rugged expansion club in the Capitol Division. Bill Kilmer leads a gutsy passing game with Jim Ninowski relief and rookie Ed Hargett may surprise. Receivers Dave Parks Dan Abramowicz Ray Poage provide format, while strong blocking from Jim Hester and Keith Christensen supports a balanced lineup. The defense shows solid veterans and young talent, with John Brewer Ted Davis Fred Whittingham Steve Stonebraker anchoring the linebacking and secondary units. Kicking duties go to Olie Cordill and Tom Dempsey handles field goals. Third in Capitol Division is the forecast with no apologies for the expansion squad.
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Eagles face long rebuild after brutal 1969 season
Pro Charts summary notes the Eagles lost owner, coach, key players, and most games last year. New GM Pete Retzlaff and coach Jerry Williams inherit a weak roster with Norm Snead at quarterback and a fragile line. Secondary and kicking hints show limited prospects and lingering uncertainty.
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Point lead at stake in Saturday stock feature
Santa Maria racing scene heats up as 150 lap late model stock feature headlines the biggest central coast auto event. Ray Elder leads with 962 points followed by Jack McCoy 939 and Marty Kinerk 932 as fans await track testing and 7 p.m. qualifying at Santa Maria Speedway. Tickets run five dollars with bonus offers from local dealers.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Aitz 195?
United Press International standings show New York leading the National League with 90 wins and 58 losses, followed by Chicago and St Louis. West division racing includes San Francisco and Los Angeles, while Montreal and Philadelphia trail. Wednesday results include Chicago over Philadelphia and Houston defeating San Francisco. American League East features Baltimore atop the table with Detroit and Boston close behind. Several games were affected by rain or rain-shortened conditions with clinched division titles noted for Seattle and Chi.
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Strander Returns to Pistons Camp to Win Job
Detroit veteran center Joe Strander reports to Pistons training camp as he attempts to reclaim a roster spot. He must outplay Walt Bellamy and Otto Moore to secure his role after missing most of last season with a back injury.
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Notice of Trustee's Sale for Lompoc Property Lot 10
Trans-Coast Investment Co. as Trustee will sell at public auction for cash the property in Santa Barbara County California described as Lot 10 of Subdivision No LOM 84 in Lompoc. Sale to pay remaining note balance of 15784.27 plus interest and costs. Bidder to pay cash at county courthouse entrance. Sale date and publication list: August 29 1969 and September 4 11 18 1969.
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