Lancers land 4 dominate Ellsworth tours pay off
Ken Ellsworth, a 26 year old Los Alamitos golfer and Narbonne standout, shows potential as a touring pro. He led the 1968 Hawaiian Open after 36 holes but finished outside the top 10. Ellsworth notes few rookies break big immediately and expects a three to five year seasoning period.
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Press-Telegram
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Ken Ellsworth
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Gret Jones
PGA
Ellsworth Aims High On Golf Tour After Army Stint
Ellsworth, once nearly out of sight since a ninth at the L A Open in January, has earned $6,800 in 15 months on tour, missing three due to Army Reserve service. He backs a potential second tour for newcomers, citing experience and money, while warning against fast profits. He stresses hard practice, travel pains, and staying focused on legitimate competition.
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Army
Palmer
Nicklaus
Poly Cross Country Banquet Tonight
The Poly High cross country awards banquet is set for 7 30 at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool with speakers Tom Jennings and Sam Bair. The event also notes Lakewood High and other clubs earning all city water polo honors and lists players by school for first and second teams.
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Poly High
Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool
Tom Jennings
Pacific Coast Club
Sam Bair
Moore
Lakewood High
Independent
Press-Telegram
Board of Athletics
Vote Snell Top Athlete of the 60s decade
New Zealand’s Peter Snell, triple Olympic gold medalist, is named outstanding track and field performer of the 1960s by Track and Field News. He set world marks in the 800, 880, mile, and 1,000 meters, and held the indoor 1,000 record for 2 minutes 6.01 seconds.
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Poland
Valeriy Brumel
Russia
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Week Figures Chiefs Will Be More Daring
New York Jets face Kansas City in AFL playoff opener after a cautious showing against Oakland. Chiefs plan a more aggressive approach as Len Dawson recovers from knee trouble and led a 34 16 win over the Jets earlier this season.
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Local Club Golf Results Highlight Mixed Scores and Names
Unclear OCR lists multiple golf results from a local club event, naming players such as Estrin, Anderson, Shnot, Ward, Sorensen, Starkss, Andersen, Tucker, and others. Recaps include partner events, class divisions, and officer roles, with partial scores and club affiliations across various sites like Los Alamitos and Lakewood CC.
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Annerson
Cy Gotog
Tinka
Turkey
Aneincannt
Wwiikon
Winton
onOry 'da
Raul
Ward
Sorensen
Starkss
Axcelly Baympartner
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Haines
Allies
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Goyette
Janes
Myers
Ring
Beemer Vapaer
Ailitter
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Chaebers
Dingman
Los Alamitos
Ytshah
Bark Im
Harris
Navy
Ellis
Meidams
Destson
Tell Park
Seaver hints at $200,000 salary in new era
New York Mets pitcher Tom Seaver spoke Wednesday suggesting the idea of a $200,000 base salary in negotiations for his 1970 contract. He cautioned he does not claim to earn that level or that he will qualify, noting an emerging, changing economic era.
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Koufax
Dodgers
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Joan Payson
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SoCal Open entries spark strong field push
Golf stars Hill and Lunn enter the Southern California Open at Mission Viejo December 29 to January 4 with Hill the 1969 Vardon Trophy winner and Lunn defending champion Bob Lunn among early favorites alongside Dale Douglass Howie Johnson Jerry Barber Richard Martinez and So Cal PGA champion Jerry Steelesmith. Tom Seaver named 1969 Sportsman of the Year by Sports Illustrated in New York after leading the Mets to the World Series with 25 regular season wins and two postseason victories.
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Dave Hill
Mission Viejo
Will
Bob Lunn
Dale Douglass
Howie Johnson
Jerry Barber
Richard Martinez
Jerry Steelesmith
NEW York Iun
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Sports Illustrated
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