Rodgers Aims to Run in All America Game
Atlanta AP The West coach Pepper Rodgers plans to test a run oriented game in the All America clash against the East to challenge the belief all-star games are aerial only. He cites backs Mercury Morris Ron Sayers Bill Enyart and Paul Gipson as capable runners.
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Atlanta
Pepper ‘Rodgers
Kansas
West
Rodgers
Mercury Morris
Ron Sayers
Bill Enyart
Paul Gipson
East West Shrine Game Preview From 1969 All Star Rosters
The East relies on Marty Domres and Jim Seymour to offset missing top running backs while Phil backers like George Kunz and Mark Stewart anchor defense. West captains Bobby Douglas and Edd Hargett direct a pass heavy attack with receivers including Jerry Levins and Jim Lawrence. The 8:30 p.m. EDT kickoff will be televised by ABC from Atlanta amid questions on gate impact and a four-year Atlanta contract.
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Paterno
Marty Domres
Columbia
Jim Seymour
Notre Dame
Buster O’brien
Richmond
Chip Glass
Florida State
Dan Eckstein
Presbyterian
Bobby Douglas
Kansas
Edd Hargett
Texas A&m
Jerry
Abc-Tv
O.J. Simpson
Southern Cal
Atlanta
Henry Kierowski
Dodgers Take 3-0 Win to Reclaim NL East Lead
Dodgers blank Braves 3-0 as Bill Singer logs ninth win and Willie Davis drives in two with a homer. Davis belts seventh homer and Maury Wills and Manny Mota add run producers in the bases loaded third inning. Other scores include San Francisco over Cincinnati 8-2 and Chicago beating Pittsburgh 7-5.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Montreal
St. Louis
Houston
San Diego
Singer
Braves
Atlanta
Luman Harris
Ton Reading
Hank Aaron
Pat Jarvis
Maury Wills
Manny Mota
Davis
Sonny Jackson
Bob Bolin
Frank Linzy
Cubs
Pirates
Wrigley Field
Jim Hickman
Chicago
Mets
Stottlemyre Tames Tigers With Three-Hit Shutout
Yankees right-hander Mel Stottlemyre pitched a three-hitter to blank Detroit 6-0 at Tiger Stadium, earning his 12th complete game and extending his hot stretch with early support from Joe Pepitone and a five-run second inning. Reggie Jackson added a homer as Boston edged Cleveland 4-3 in extras elsewhere in the league.
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Stottlemyre
Tames Tigers
Boston
Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Yankees
Tigers
Baltimore
Orioles
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Sto‘tlemyre
Joe Pepitone
Yanks
Ralph Houk
Reggie Jackson
Scorutz
Danny Cater
Athletics
Pat Keidy
Royals
Gene Brabender
White Sox
Pete Ward
Moody Leads Cleveland Open with 67 First Round
Orville Moody shared the first round lead at the $110,000 Cleveland Open after a 67 at Aurora Country Club. He tied Charles Coody and Jerry McGee, two unknowns, as a group at eight under par, while Lee Trevino carded 71 and Nicklaus 73.
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Cleveland
Orville Moody
Sarge
Moody
Charles Coody
Jerry McGee
Aurora Country Club
Charlie Sifford
Frank Beard
Bruce Crampton
al Balding
Dave Stockton
Dale Douglas
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
George Archer
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Wilson Captures Lead In Women's Open Golf
Peggy Wilson opened with a two under par 71 to lead the $30,000 Women s Open Golf Championship at Scenic Hills Country Club in Pensacola Florida. She holds a one stroke edge over Shirley Englehorn as Susie Maxwell Benning Carol Mann Mickey Wright and others chase the title in hot 92 degree heat.
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Wilson
Pensacola
Fla
Peggy Wilson
Florida
University of Texas Physical Education
Shirley Englehorn
Peggy
Scenic Hills Country Club
Stottlemyre Fires Three-Hit Shutout for 10th Win
Mel Stottlemyre of the Yankees pitched a three-hitter to post his 10th victory as New York blanked Detroit 6-0. Ron Fairly doubled and two singles driving in two runs in Expos 86 win over St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Detroit
Ron Fairly
Expos
St. Louis
Horse racing results from ten races with payouts listed
The report details fifteen finishers across twelve races on a five sixteenth mile track plus a separate eight sixteenth mile event. Winners include Manor Bonny Howdy Mo and Susan Mo with various payouts and Quinela combinations noted for each race.
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Manor Bonny
Fruitwood
My Tamer
Quinela
Grade D. C. C
Montague Dawn
Cathy Dean
Son
Howdy Mo
L. B
P. D
Lucky
Manor Tango
Rowdy
C. O
Happy
M. J
Kelly
Tiny Girl
Big Q
Susan Mo
Ch So Happy
Montague Regent
Little Lied
Charway Flo
Suchess
Channel Eight
Boroxo
Sisonda
G. B.’s Faye
G. Trailblazer
Amelia City
Coca Cola Wins 16th Straight With 16-3 Junior Pony Victory
Coca-Cola rolled to its 16th consecutive win by defeating VFW 16-3 as Dennis Tex and Ricky Keane homered. Cox added a triple and single, Keadle doubled and tripled, Allan Ragan and Steve Parrish contributed two and one hits respectively.
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Coca-Cola
VFW
White Elks Club
Exchange Club
Dennis Tex
Ricky Keane
Coca- Cola
Cox
Keadle
Allan Ragan
Steve Parrish
Tommy Chastain
Gary Balawin
Clay Campbell
Elks
Tom Mathis
O K Tires Upset Robins Smith In 7-6 Baseball Win
O K Tires defeated Robinson Smith 7 to 6 Thursday night to halt five straight wins by Robinson Smith and pull into a first place tie with the Jaycees. Tommy Hurst hit a homer, Larry Lampkin doubled, and Alen Harden singled for the winners. Lee Ragan slugged a single and a triple for Robinson Smith while Danny Shealy and Jim Thomas added singles.
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Jaycees
Tommy Hurst
Larry Lampkin
Alen Harden
O.K
Lee Ragan
Robinson-Smith
Danny Shealy
Jim Thomas
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