Baylor Coach Beall Builds Image Fresh Outlook for Bears
Baylor's new coach and athletic director Bill Beall promotes a new image with a defensive emphasis, new mascots, and facility upgrades to erase a 1968 3-7 label. He notes depth and speed limits but believes players can compete nationally while facing a tough 1969 schedule including Kansas State Georgia Tech LSU and Arkansas.
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Baylor
Beals
Beall
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Meek Second in Texas State Bowling Meet
The W. J. Keefe bowling team of San Antonio shines at the Texas state meet in Amarillo. Mal Meek posts 665 in singles for second, 660 in doubles for 1 855 all events, fourth in Class A, with a 267 singles game highlighted. E. B. Dozier leads with 1 903. Nicky Reid holds 1 882, and Meek with Milt Syring sit fourth in doubles at 1 242. The event continues for two more weekends.
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Amarillo
W. J. Keefe
San Antonio
Mal Meek
Keefe
Meek
Nicky Reid
Columbia
E. B. Dozier
Lubbock
Milt Syring
Syring
Bob Harris
Okie Carberry
LaFeria
St Marys, Lutherans Clash In Big State Conference Tilt
St Marys University 5 4 entered a key Big State Conference baseball clash with Texas Lutheran College 6 3 at W J Keefe Field at 3 this afternoon. Wet grounds were reported delaying start due to weather conditions.
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St. Mary’s University
Texas Lutheran College
W. J. Keefe
El Térrible Rafles Rum defeats Curtis in Alamo wrestling card
On the Alamo Wrestling Association program at El Rancho Club Rafles won the main event over Don Curtis. Other results saw Black Knight and Roberto Cruz defeating Fabulous Zombie and Pancho Lomas, Johnny Ramos defeating Eddie Barrera, and La Sombra del Norte beating Angel Azul.
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el Térrible Rafles
Don Curtis
Alamo Wrestling Association
el Rancho Club
Black Knight
Roberto Cruz
Fabulous Zombie
Pancho Lomas
Johnny Ramos
Eddie Barrera
la Sombra del Norte
Angel Azul
Amateur Ball Second-Place Garza Finance Faces Farmer's Party House
Garza Finance holds 2-1 with second place as it meets Farmer's Party House at 7 30 tonight in a Spanish American League baseball game at Hi Lions Field.
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Garza Finance
Farmer’s Party House
Hi-Lions Field
Better Golf by Mickey Wright Basic setup for consistent shots
The Chicago Tribune offers Mickey Wright guidance on a repeatable golf routine. She instructs lining up, drawing imaginary lines, squaring the club, selecting a followthrough spot, and aligning stance to the intended flight. Aimed at training automatic consistency with every shot.
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Chicago Tribune
Pro Am Tour Pairings At Pecan Valley In Wallace Event
Pro Am pairings listed for Wednesday at Pecan Valley. Names include Orville Moody M H Gamble Bernard Sugarman Jessie Pope Jim Colbert Marty Fleckman Bobby Briggs Jr Don Leach Chi Chi Rodriguez Larry Ziegler Bob Stanton Earl Jacobson Tom Dill Dick Crawford Homero Biancas Bob Charles Charles Coody Ron Cerrudo Rod Funseth Bertweaver Larry Hinson Frank Boynton Bert Green Jim Wiechers Jack McGowan Doug Sanders Fred Marti Bob Smith Dick Turner Don Massengale Wes Ellis Wes Ellis Jr R H Sikes Billy Maxwell Phil Rodgers John Schlee Joe Montgomery Al Bolding Bertht Lee Ellis Bill Johnston Charles Sifford Don Finsterwald.
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Orville Moody
M.H. Gamble
Pecan Valley
Wallace
Hilmer Fahrenthold
Dudley Wysong
Larry Speer
Bernard Sugarman
Jessie Pope
Jim Colbert
Billy Samyord
Joe Davies
Page Johnson
Marty Fleckman
Bobby Briggs Jr
Don Leach
Dave Scribner
Chi Chi. Rodriguez
J. A. Potts
E. J. Burke Jr
Maurice Smith
Larry Ziegler
Ray Creek
Charles M. Imbordino
John Allen
Bob Stanton
Jack Nankervis
Bob Rogers
Walt Windsor
Earl Jacobson
Bill Nichols
Barney Waterman
Stanley Angams
Tom Dill
Bill George
George W. Clarke Jr
Herb Brasher Jr
Dick Crawford
Vernon Willoughby
Sam Anthony
al Trip
Homero Biancas
John Gardner
A. J. Range
Michael Beldon
Bob Charles
Jim Wiggins
Alan Sands
Lou Button
Charles Coody
Arthur F. Wordmeyer
M.D
Johnny Roberts
Don Donaldson
Ron Cerrudo
George Hannah
James “. Sims Sr
Handler Smith
Rod Funseth
J. A. McNab
Frank Monfrey
Dr. Herry Downs
Bertweaver
Stanley Stoke
Lewis Higbie
Arnie Klendshot
Larry Hinson
Col
Irvin J
Jim Wiechers
Bill Weaver
Jim Albright
Floyd Wrignat
Eae Lunn
C. R. Vandervoort
Wal- Rataj
Oscar Coward
Ban Sikes
Dizzy Dean
Darrell Royal
Mickey Schmid
Frank Beard
Gilbert L. Brown
Buckner Fanning
A. W. Stewart Eeer Barber
Gene Hicks
Noran T. Dugas
Bill Alley
Jay Hebert
Maj
Don Lewis
Jim Homby
Art Schellinger
Bob McCallister
Conway Craig
Nick Saigh Jr
Stanley Rudes
Lou Granam
Dave Knaus
Fred Clark
Marvin Carr
Jack McGowan
Lloyd McCregor Jr
Albert F. Timmons
Olester L. McNary
Doug Sanders
Paul Spive
Boxing Roundup with Knockouts Across Three Cities
In Bangkok Chartwanchai outpointed Villacampo in a 10 round flyweight bout. In Paris Josselin stopped Bertini in eight rounds at welterweight. In St John’s Drove stopped Waldhelm in two rounds at light middleweight.
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Berglerk Chartwanchai
Thailand
Bernabe Villacampo
Philippines
Paris
Jean Josselin
France
Silvano Bertini
Italy
ST. John's
Newfoundland
Bill Drover
Don Waldhelm
New York
Little League scores and Woodlawn results
Little League Kirby VFW Majors American State Bank won 6 to 0 over Shakey's Pizza. Minors Branding Iron defeated Zuider Zee 12 to 6. Woodlawn seniors American Sports beat Simpson 6 to 4. Majors Wright's Sports 13 edged Jefferson State Bank 3. Minors Ki wanis 16 beat Jesse & Chandler 9. Northside Lions majors Kelly Motors 6 beat Albert Pick Motel 5. Northside Lions 4 over Alamo Savings 3 in majors. Peewees Three Bears 17 defeated Blauser's Pharmacy 6. Sendero Corp 11 beat Shoe Box 0.
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Kirby Vfw
American State Bank
Shakey's Pizza
Branding Iron
Zuider Zee
Woodlawn
American Sports
Simpson
Wright's Sports
Jefferson State Bank
Kiwanis
Jesse & Chandler
Northside Lions
Kelly Motors
Albert Pick Motel
Alamo Savings
Peewees
Three Bears
Blauser's Pharmacy
Sendero Corp
Shoe Box
Davis Coppers Spain 3 Rhodesia Colombia
Davis Copper upset results list Spain defeating Rhodesia 3 to 0 while Colombia tied Venezuela amid rain in Mexico. British Caribbean posted 1 in a separate score.
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Davis Coppers
Spain
Rhodesia
Colombia
Venezuela
Mexico
British Caribbean
Glassboro Talks Between Johnson and Kosygin in 1967
President Lyndon B. Johnson met Soviet Premier Kosygin in June 1967 at Glassboro New Jersey to hold discussions known as the Glassboro Talks.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
NFL AFL Owners Resume Realignment Talks in NY
New York AP The 26 club owners plan to resume efforts to craft a realignment formula for 1970 at a New York meeting on Thursday. Joint AFL NFL talks recessed last Friday after failure to reach agreement.
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NEW York
Simpson bowls perfect 300 in Southside Masters opener
Simpson, age 63, rolled a 300 game as the opener in the Southside Masters League on Monday night. He finished with a 619 series after 149 and 170 in the final two games. Corky Smith added a 707 series with 212 228 267 in the same league.
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Searcy Simpson
Daylights
Corky Smith
San Antonio bowlers struggle at WIBC tournament in San Diego
At the 1969 WIBC International Bowling Tournament in San Diego six Alamo City entrants failed to reach the top ranks in singles or doubles. Results show Storms, Biederman, Paradowski, Rhoades, Caldwell and Stephenson posting mixed scores across doubles and singles with various totals and placements.
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San Diego
San Antonio
Alamo City
Caren Caldwell
Judy Stephenson
Texas Open field players and playoff contenders listed
The Texas Open top section lists players including John Miller Chris Gers Everett Vinzant Rick Martinez Rocky Thompson Chick Evans Jim King Jerry Hatfield and Deane Meyer. South African Allen Henning and Australian Kel Nagle head the seven players who must win playoffs to reach the field along with Cisar Sanudo Vern Novak Jimmy Day Ed Davis and Rodney Curl.
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John Miller
Chris Gers
Everett Vinzant
Rick Martinez
Rocky Thompson
Chick Evans
Jim King
Jerry Hatfield
Deane Meyer
Allen Henning
Kel Nagle
Cisar Sanudo
Vern Novak
Jimmy Day
Ed Davis
Rodney Curl
Ewbank Signs Third Three Year Pact with Jets
New York coach and general manager Weeb Ewbank signed a three year contract extension on Monday as he turns 62. He called the deal basically the same as prior agreements and noted a raise.
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NEW York
Weeb Ewbanks
New York Jets
Ewbank
Angelo Netters Triumph Over Texas A&I 6-1 in Neutral Site Match
Angelo State defeated Texas A&I 6-1 on a neutral court at San Pedro Tennis Center Monday. The match highlighted strong singles play and decisive doubles performance for the Rams.
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Angelo Netters
Angelo State
Texas A&i
San Pedro Tennis Center
Left Handed Bowlers Lead All Star Qualifying Night
In Miami the 28th annual All-Star Bowling Tournament narrowed to 48 semifinalists as left handers from Florida led the field. Mike Praznosky of Hialeah topped 18 games with 3878, Bill Allen of Orlando 3846, Virg Enger 3826, and defending champ Jim Stefanich 3786. In the women's division Dotty Fothergill of North Attleboro held a 96 pin edge over Betty Kuczynski with 2538 after 12 games.
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Miami
Mike Praznosky
Hialeah
Bill Allen
Orlando
Praznosky
Allen
Virg Enger
Minneapolis
Mike Praznowsky
Fla
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Ill
Bill Lillard
Houston
Billy Hardwick
Louisville
George Pappas
Charlotte
N.C
Dick Battista
New York
Rich Canicatti
Allie Clarke
Akron
Ohio
San Antonio Bowlers Miss Semi Finals In National Tourney
Four San Antonio bowlers failed to qualify for the semifinals at the National All-Star Bowling Tournament in Miami. Final scores included Nancy Prathier 129 190 195 201 715 2011, Jennie Lee Oates 155 190 139 175 659 1879, Nicky Reid 176 188 201 204 196 164 1129 3316, and Carol A. Smith 170 181 172 212 736 2123.
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Miami
Nancy Prathier
Jennie Lee Oates
Nicky Reid
Carol A. Smith
International League scores and results brief
Toledo defeated Louisville 6 to 1 while Syracuse beat Columbus 6 to 4. Richmond topped Rochester 5 to 3 and Tidewater edged Buffalo 5 to ? The final score for Tidewater vs Buffalo is unclear from the fragment.
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Louisville
Syracuse
Columbus
Richmond
Rochester
Tidewater
Buffalo
Angling Anger at a Once Great Bass Lake
Fred Maly recounts a discouraging fishing day on a vast ranch lake of 400 acres or more. Despite trying spoons worms and plugs, he catches only a single two-pound bass while catfish ignore lures along a two mile shoreline. The owner explains the lake has not produced in over two weeks, dampening Maly’s spirits.
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Fletcher Clark Sr
Game Department
Clark
Ranch Gate Key
Don Schloss
Wright and
McGill
Beard Makes Final Run in Byron Nelson Classic Tie
Sunday Beard battled to a tie for second in the Byron Nelson Classic exposing a strong late surge. Larry Hinson clinched the win on the third playoff hole while Frank kept within striking distance and earned potential praise for his approach this week.
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Sunday Beard
Larry Hinson
Georgia
Frank
Tommy Nobis Tackles High Prices At Tindall Pontiac
Former Texas star Tommy Nobis now with the Atlanta all star team visits Tindall Pontiac at 3815 San Pedro. He pledges to help buyers learn the Pontiac line and assist in securing a touchdown on price reductions.
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Tommy Nobis
U. T
Atlanta
Tindall Pontiac
Tommy
Pontiac
San Pedro
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