Nicklaus among favorites as 1969 Open field set
Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper and Gary Player were installed Sunday as joint 6 1 favorites to win the 1969 British Open at Lytham St Annes. The field of 130 begins Wednesday in a 72 hole medal play grind over four days with Arnold Palmer absent.
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McLain Stops Orioles With Home Run Help
Denny McLain won his sixth after Detroit rallied past Baltimore 5 4 at Memorial Stadium. Dick McAuliffe and Tom Tresh hit timely homers in the fifth to erase a 3 1 deficit, with Kaline and Cash supporting the late charge as Detroit preserved a strong road stand in a three game set.
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Nats rally and Bosman shuts down Red Sox
Right hander Dick Bosman fired a seven hitter for his second complete game of the season, lifting the Washington Senators to a 5-1 win over the Boston Red Sox. Bosman improved to 6-2, struck out six, walked none, and added an insurance RBI in the eighth. Del Unser drove in three Washington runs, including two in the third inning, as Ken McMullen and Frank Howard opened that frame with walks and Brant Alyea added a single for one. In the eighth, Sam Bowens stole second and scored as Unser delivered again.
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Germantown Tops New Market In Maryland State League
Germantown defeated New Market 4 1 at New Market to go to 8 3 while New Market drops. Tommy Seaton started for Germantown allowing one run on one hit over five innings before Denny Floyd held New Market to four hits and nine strikeouts in relief. Ricky Loun pitched for New Market, suffering the loss. Ricketts drove in two for Germantown with Warfield adding two hits. New Market scored on a Huss Myers hit by pitch and wild pitch.
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Ramblers Edge Toward State Lead After Sunday Setbacks
The Frederick Ramblers moved to 8-2 in the Maryland State League after winning the opening game of the week. New Market and Mount Airy, both at 7-3, were upset Sunday as Germantown toppled New Market 4-1 to create a three way tie for second place behind the Ramblers.
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U S Crew Rescues Dutch Yacht In Gale
The Yankee crew sacrifices lead to aid a Norwegian sailing vessel in distress during a gale. Skipper Taylor B. Grant of California’s Newport Yacht Club steered to help after the Danish or Norwegian craft broke down, delaying their possible victory in the Saling Clase race.
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NFL Title Dream Dies As Meredith Retires
Dallas native Don Meredith, star quarterback of the Cowboys, retires from pro football saying he wants more time with family. Rookie Roger Staubach reacts to the news as he shifts to No 2 signal caller behind Meredith. Cowboys coach Tom Landry expresses surprise and respect for the decision.
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