Golf Break Official Rival Meets Likely Chicago
Golf break report lists scores and matchups across leagues with Atlanta Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Los Angeles Houston San Francisco New York and other teams. The item includes multiple games and pitchers records, plus brief notes on other sports and events from the same day.
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San Francisco
New York
Niekro
Sadecki
Seaver
Ellis
Ritchie
Briles
L. Jackson
Drysdale
Dierker
Cincinnati Sense
Chicago Nea Ones
Atlanta Cone
Pittsburgh Bees
Los Angeles Danas
Boxing League Nears Start With 10 Cities
Chicago plans to launch an international boxing league with 10 cities including Chicago Houston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Louisville Milwaukee Denver and Miami. The group eyeing a Sept 1969 operating date aims for 16 cities, amateur programs this fall, and a pro draft next summer.
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Boston Gts
Cleveland
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Bs Mae
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California
Chicago Oss
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Stottlemyre
Boswell
Bell
McDowell
Phoebus
Fisher
Chicago
Peters
McLain
Hiller
Coleman
Bertaina
Nash
Dobson
Phoenix
San Diego
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Denver Tech Element
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Richmond
Asheville
Savannah
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Evansville
Reading
Elmira
Binghamton
Pittsfield
Waterbury
York
Jack Drees
Houston
Philadelphia
Louisville
Milwaukee
Denver
Miami
Drees
Touring pros form rival American Professional Golfers
The split between the PGA and the rebel touring group became official as attorney Sam Gates announced American Professional Golfers with 205 clients. The new body plans tours and TV contracts while pledging to honor current commitments, while the PGA vows to keep operating and questions member status.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Golf
PGA
Sam Gates
Max Elbin
Gates
Elbin
PGA Executive Committee
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Pro Golfers’ Association
New York
West Monroe Faces Oglethorpe In Dixie Youth Elimination
West Monroe Louisiana and Oglethorpe Georgia meet at Myrtle Grove Florida at 2 p.m. in a Dixie Youth world baseball elimination game after Columbus Mississippi defeated West Monroe 3 1. Bartow Florida beat Oglethorpe 3 0 as North Madison Tennessee and Myrtle Grove defeated Harts ville South Carolina in other openers. West Monroe and Cole were first round exits.
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Fla
Louisiana
West Monroe
Oglethorpe, Ga
Cole
Tantra Saan Lingathorpe
Columbus
Miss
Tommy Loftis
Oglethorpe
Florida
Bartow
Montgomery
Ala
North Madison
Tenn
Hartsville
S. C
Monday's Results Chicago NFL 10 Green Bay NFL 7
Chicago defeated Green Bay 10 to 7 in NFL action on Monday. No other games were scheduled.
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Chicago
Nfl
Green Bay
Laver Top Seed In U S Open Tennis Tourney
Rod Laver of Australia earned the top seed for the U S Open at Forest Hills August 29 to September 8 in a 95-man field. The 1968 Wimbledon champion opens against an opponent to be named, with Tony Roche Ken Rosewall John Newcombe seeds two three four respectively and Arthur Ashe fifth. Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner are sixth and seventh, Tom Okker eighth Earl Buchholz ninth and Andres Gimeno tenth.
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Australia
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Tony Roche
Ken Rosewall
John Newcombe
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Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
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Clark Graebner
Tom Okker
Holland
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Packers Fall to Bears in Second Straight Loss
Packers stumble 10-7 to Chicago as rookie coach Jim Dooley leads the Bears to victory. Bob Dooley, Gale Sayers and Bart Starr contribute key plays while Packers coach Phil Bengtson searches for answers after Lombardi era.
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Jerry Kramer
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Dave Robinson
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Willie Davis
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Kramer
Short Bat Ruled Out For Yankees
Umpire John Rice bans Bobby Cox’s sawed off bat in the third as Minnesota beats New York 1-0 in a protest game. Cesar Tovar’s pop fly double plated the decisive run for the Twins.
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Cleveland
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