Hulme wins Canadian Grand Prix with rapid shifting drive
Dex is Hulme of New Zealand wins the 230 mile Grand Prix of Canada at Mont Tremblant, tying Graham Hill for the world driving championship with 33 points. Bruce McLaren, Pedro Rodriguez and Jackie Stewart follow as top finishers in a high speed, shifting race.
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Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
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Vic Elford
Jackie Stewart
Scotland
Dennis Hulme
High Altitude Training Takes Toll on Olympic Hopefuls
Echo Summit training center in South Lake Tahoe tests American hopefuls for the Games. Hurdler Russ Rogers, 27, suffered a facial gash and a broken molar. Army sprinter Jim Kemp was hospitalized after a 200 meters run. Doctor notes low humidity and dehydration risk. several athletes report chest pains and fatigue but push on.
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New York
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Krupar Dominates Stoney's Mixed League With 65 Series
Krupar, among the area's top keglers, posted 218 203 and 230 in a Gal series at Stoney's Mixed League weekend action. Ray Knight added 616 on 214 202 198, while Clyde Amspaugh rolled 613 with 233 and 225. Other scores included Bill Langford's conversion of a 67 split and Al Leighty's 243 at Stoney's.
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al Leighty
Stoney’s
Clyde Amspaugh
Queens
Bob Feierabend
Frustrated bowler Stefanich edges toward earnings mark
Jim Stefanich from Joliet Illinois pursues the money lead on the pro bowling tour while battling arthritis. He previously excelled in golf and Little League baseball and now combines a high average with a demanding tour schedule as he aims to surpass the all time season earnings record.
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Doug Sanders
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Dave Davis
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Davis
Happiness on the Nassau sloop Merry Hell
Gard ner Young, a 30 year old Boston native, lives aboard his 48 fold sloop Merry Hell at Yacht Haven Nassau Bahamas. He has not lived on land since 1955 and works in skin diving and underwater tour business while cruising the sea.
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Buckley and Dragos win Elyria Classic at Elyria Country Club
Buckley and Dragos won the Elyria Classic with a 196 best-ball total over 36 holes at Elyria Country Club. They beat two rivals by three strokes with Walton and Jallos runner up after a playoff against Warriner and Brandschutz and Aldrich and Hume.
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John Dragos
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Dragos
Ralph Walton
Jim Jallos
Walt Warriner
Wal Brandschutz
Gerry Aldrich
Virg Hume
Warriner
Brandschutz
Dick McGinnis
Bob Hallem
Jack Lance
Ray Gardner
Tom Carey
Earl Dean
Dave Smith
Bob Elsey
Coaches disagree about NFL trends this fall
A survey of NFL head coaches reveals divergent forecasts for 1969 season play. Norb Hecker expects more passing, while Don Shula sees more formations and motion. Others predict more running, more motion, or continued multiple offenses, with limited changes from some coaches.
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Atlanta
Don Shula
Baltimore
Dun Dooley
Chicago
Blanton Collier
Cleveland
Tom Landry
Dallas
Joe Schmidt
Detroit
Phil Bengston
Green Bay
Weekend sports roundup from multiple cities
Britain retains the Life Americas Cup as Lady Helmsman defeats Yankee Clipper in Thorpe Bay England. Top Tnight wins the Belmonton Futurity by six lengths at $3.20. San Diego and Atlanta draw 0 0 in NASL title first leg. Hammer in Hawk captures the Sheppard pace at Yonkers by nearly a length. Bob Nichols and George Archer win the PGA team championship. Dennis Hulme wins the Canadian Grand Prix tying Graham Hill in driver standings. Ieaa leads Japan 34 0 in Davis Cup eastern finals by winning the doubles. Mario Andretti wins the Trenton 200 at 117260 mph. Kailey Whitworth takes Kings River Ladies Open by 10 strokes. Dave Creighton to be Providence Reds GM for three AHL seasons succeeding Buster Clegg.
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