Hiatt powers Giants to NL West lead with three runs
Hiatt slugged a three run homer and added a single as San Francisco beat Houston 9 3. He went 3 for 3 with an RBI and helped the Giants grab first place in the NL West while Willie Mays left with a knee injury.
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Hiatt
San Francisco
Houston
Giants
Mays
Los Angeles
Braves
Dodgers
Don’ Sutton
Phil Niekro
Tom Seaver
Mets
Qualifying Under Way for Club Professionals Tour
A record 986 club professionals in 36 PGA sections seek one of 200 spots for the $50,000 PGA Club Professionals Championship with events from Sept 30 to Nov 16. Scottsdale and Chandler host the finals. 21 spots are in the Southwest. notable entrants include Tommy Bolt and Jimmy Wright among others.
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Scottsdale
Chandler
Roadrunner
Southern California
Michigan
Northern
California
Fineis
New York
Howell Fraser
West Caldwell
N.J
Roadrunner Golf Resort
San Marcos C.C
Don Bies
Bies
Tommy Bolt
Florida
John Panton
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Bolt
Paul Bunyan
Redmond
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Cliff Whittle
Jimmy Wright
Inwood
N.Y
Met
Bill Collins
Purchase
Wes Ellis
Rye
Mike Krak
Darien
Conn
Gene Borek
E. Norwich
Seat Pittman
Locust Valley
Giants offer mail orders for NLCS games in 1969
The San Francisco Giants announce mail orders for the first two games of the 1969 National League championship series if they win the NL West. Games set for October 4 and 5 at Candlestick Park, with refunds if played elsewhere. Mail orders to P O Box 24308, San Francisco, with certified check or money order. ticket prices 7 box, 5 reserved, 3 general, 1 bleacher.
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UPI
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Candlestick Park
P.O
Calif
City Prep Football Week Two Matches Announced
Two home and two away games highlight the week two prep grid schedule. Saguaro hosts West at Scottsdale High while Coronado meets Casa Grande at home. Arcadia travels to McClintock and Scottsdale visits Tempe all games kick off at 8 p.m.
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Westwooll
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Coronado
Casa Grande
Arcadia
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Athletics Lose Ground as Royals Rally for 6-4 Win
Oakland sees its slim prospects to win the AL West slip further after a misplay by rookie Bob Brooks in right field allows a bases loaded rally that keys Kansas City to a 6-4 victory. Mike Hedlund wins with seven hits allowed as Minnesota and California help shape the division race.
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United Press International
Oakland Athletics
Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Kansas
City Royals
Bob Brooks
Royals
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Lou Piniella
Brooks
Piniella
Mike Hedlund
Twins
California Angels
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Don Fresh First In Scottsdale As Golden Gloves Opens
Don Fresh First in Scottsdale beat Coronado 50-12 in the opener on the Dons field. Coronado led 12-0 after the first quarter before Don Badades praised a strong defense and backfield. The night featured Golden Gloves bouts at the YMCA gymnasium with six novice and four open fights and proceeds funding boxing equipment.
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Cougars
Casa Grande
Dons
Don
Will Badades
Cougar
Rick Seidner
John Mannion
Scottsdale
YMCA
Nick Mendez
al Finn
Don Buck
U.S. Air Force
Scottsdale JC
Bill Kite
Arcadia
Tony Razov
Phoenix
Kite
Mel Taylor
Baseball standings and schedules across leagues
National League East standings show New York leading with 91 wins, Chicago 87, St. Louis 80, Pittsburgh 79, Philadelphia 60, Montreal 48. National League West lists San Francisco 83, Los Angeles 82, Atlanta 83, Cincinnati 80, Houston 76, San Diego 48. American League leaders Baltimore 104, Detroit 85, Boston 79, New York 75, Cleveland 60, Minnesota 59. Scheduled games include Philly at Chicago, St. Louis at Chicago, and New York at Montreal among others. several matchups feature likely pitchers and start times.
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Atlanta
New York Mets
Montreal
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
New York
W. L
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Houston
Phila
Pitts
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Gibson
Torrez
Holtzman
Selma
Walker
Arid Veale
Cardwell
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Wise
James
Rey Tields
Renko
Arene
Cloninger
Ray
Billingham
Pappas
Diego
Corkins
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W. L. Pet
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Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Seattle
Calif
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Kani City
Nelson
Barber
Boswell
Brett
McLain
Hiller
New
York
Kekich
Palmer
Washinon
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