Stockton Leads Greater Milwaukee Open With 68 67
Dave Stockton shot 68 and 67 to lead the Greater Milwaukee Open at North Shore. Sam Snead posted 65 to move into second, two strokes back. Dave Marad squandered a late two-hole surge with a double bogey on 17 and bogey on 18.
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Dave Stockton
Lakewood
Calif
Milwaukee, Wis
Dave Marad
Stockton
Sam Snead
Jim Wiechers
Mac McLendon
Marad
Dick Lotz
Hayward
Bob Goalby
al Geiberger
Wollaston
Mass
Snead
McLendon
Rocky Thompson
Thompson
Tommy Bolt
Ron Cerrado
San Rafael
Cal
Milwaukee
Al Lopez Named Successor for White Sox
Chicago AP Eddie Stanky resigns as Chicago White Sox manager and is replaced by Al Lopez through the 1969 season. Les Moss to coach until Lopez arrives. Allyn cites best interests and notes no rancor. Stanky may pursue 10 days of reflection before deciding next steps.
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Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Stanky
Arthur Allyn
White Sox
Allyn
Lopez
Les Moss
Eddie
Settlement hopes near as NFL talks eyed for Sunday
NFL representatives and owners moved toward settlement on the league dispute with talks set for Sunday in New York after a call from NFL Players Association president John Gordy. Owners deny breaking the union as pension demands divide negotiators while rookies train and veterans plan camps if progress stalls.
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Associated Press
National Football League
New York
NFL
Arthur Modell
NEL
Players’ Association
Modell
John Gordy
NFL Players’ Association
Gordy
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Green Bay
Johnson City
Tenn
Atlanta Falcons
Dallas
Bobby Mitchell
John Campbell
Californian Falters With Two Over 74
Billy Casper, four strokes clear at Carnoustie, carded a two over par 74 to 54 holes for 214 as challengers surge in the British Open. Bob Charles 71 215 Gary Player 71 216 Nicklaus 73 218 Palmer 72 220 Brewer 72 219 Jacklin 219. final round setup tight with seven U.S. players left in contention.
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Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Carnoustie
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Carnousette
California
San Diego
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Gay Brewer
Dallas
England
Tony Jacklin
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Bert Yancey
West Pointer
Tallahassee
Fla
Hubby Habian
Chicago
Casper
Winter named to National Association of Basketball Coaches post
Fred Tex Winter, former Kansas State coach and Lub bock resident, was elected District 8 director by the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Bill Foster of Rutgers joined him in District 2. The group also hinted the East-West All-Star game may move west in 1970, with San Diego as a likely site.
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SAN Diego
Fred “Tex” Winter
Lubbock
Kansas State
University of Washington
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Winter
Bill Foster
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Norman LeGrand
25Th St
Indianapolis
Cliff Wells
Wells
880 Star Raiders Sign Californian
Fontana High School standout Dave Gnerre has signed a letter of intent to attend Texas Tech on a track scholarship next year. The three year letterman placed fourth in the California state meet this year with a 1:51.2 in the 880 and has bests of 4:23.0 in the mile and 49.5 in the 440.
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Avalanche Journal
Fontana
Calif
Dave Gnerre
Fontana High School
Texas Tech
Guerre
California
Tall Texas Slide Three Rides Seven Rides Fifteen Rides
Joe Durham reports on a birthday special promotion titled Birthday $H4-740 as part of a local event. The item outlines multiple ride offerings and price notes for attendees in Texas.
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Chisox
Greater Milwaukee
North Shore Country Club Course
Sox
Kansas City
St. Louis Cardinals
Brat
Latrobe
Campbell
Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Jim Finks
Finks
Rozelle
Sam Williams
Charles
Palmer
Tee Eelee
Plymouth
Ally Pla Ae Pos
Chrysler
Sree
Arctic Circle
IRCL
Arena Park Raceway
Raiders
Texas
Special
Joe Durham
Monterey
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