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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1969

Page

11

Heldman Leads U S to Fourth Wightman Cup Victory

Julie Heldman the 23 year old New Yorker defeated Winnie Shaw 6 3 6 4 to clinch the best of seven series for the United States as the U S doubles team of Peaches Bartkowicz and Heldman won 6 4 6 2 to seal a 5 3 overall win in Cleveland. Virginia Wade beat Nancy Ritchey 6 3 2 6 6 4 in the singles opener.

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Drysdale Ends Career After Injury Stuns Dodgers

Dodger superstar Don Drysdale ends his career due to a right shoulder injury. A Van Nuys native, he joined the Dodgers in 1956 and compiled 209 wins the most by any Dodger pitcher. He set major league records with six straight shutouts and 58 2-3 scoreless innings last season.

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Senators Shade Kansas City 2-1 in tight baseball tilt

Dick Bosman pitched five hits over eight innings and scored the tying run on a botched play as the Washington Senators edged Kansas City 2-1. Bosman walked Jim Rooker to start the eighth, Hank Allen singled and Frank Howard scored on Hernandez’s grounder to put the Senators ahead. The win improves Bosman’s and the club’s standing in a pitchers duel marked by Boston and Chicago connections in the season’s end.

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Boswell Returns After Bar Fight With Manager

Minnesota pitcher Dave Boswell flies back to discuss a barroom incident with manager Billy Martin after a fight in Detroit. Boswell received stitches for a laceration near his eye and another by his lip, while also being treated for a sprained pitching thumb. He admits striking Allison but denies intent to injure. Martin insists Boswell attacked after a dispute over wind sprints and coaching. Calvin Griffith seeks the full truth and a joint meeting to decide on possible action.

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Red Sox top White Sox 5-2 on early outburst

Boston takes a 5-0 lead in the first inning as Reggie Smith belts his 23rd homer and Carl Yastrzemski drives in two. Mike Nagy earns the win with a five hit complete effort into the seventh, while Chicago drops its sixth straight and 25th in 31 games.

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Chicago boy from the Windy City youngest to swim English Channel

Fourteen year old Jon Erikson of Chicago becomes the fastest youngest boy to swim the English Channel finishing 11 hours 23 minutes after leaving France. He battled through Portuguese man of war stings and praised escort Rosemary George and pilot Len Hutchinson for support.

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