Muncie and Pendleton Relays spotlight big track day
Two relays and the Pendleton Invitational take center stage with Muncie Relays featuring Anderson Madison Heights and Muncie Central. Daleville Relays host defending champs as eight area teams join Pendleton field at Andersons Denny Field.
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Muncie
Daleville
Pendleton
Tony
Anderson
Madison Heights
Penleton
ANT
Muncie Central
Dave Williams
Chuck Peters
Charles Pugsley
Dave Ashton
Church Strange
Rich Saunders
Steve Hutton
Gary Bullock
Duane Huffman
Ron Everett
Jeff Richman
Dick Stevenson
Arnie Everett
Leroy Rowe
Arnie Everet
Phil Davis
Delta
Cowan
Monroe Central
Union City
Union
Dale
Ville
Alexandria
Elwood
Frankton
Lapel
Markleville
Mount Vernon
Shenandoah
Denny Field
28Th
Brown Streets
Middletown
Lapel Splits Golf Dual With High School Rivals
Lapel coach Jack Steinhart led Lapel golfers to a split in a double dual on the Brockway course. Lapel defeated Markleville 6 to 4 but lost to Shenandoah 7 to 2. They will meet Yorktown next Monday at Crestview course in Muncie.
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Lapel
Jack Steinhart
Brockway
Banks
Murray
Teats
Whetsel
Davis
Smith
Mills
Padgett
G. Fadely
Dale
M. Gustin
T. Fadely
Raven Golfers Beat Earlham 13-2 in Forest Hills match
Raven golfers dominated Earlham 13 2 at Forest Hills with Barry Hippensteel earning medalist honors at 7 for the Ravens. The team improved to 21 wins for the season as they head to the next challenge against Ball State Butler Cincinnati and Green Hills venues.
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Mund
Earlham
Forest Hills
Barry Hippensteel
Ravens
Muncie
Green Hills
Ball State
Butler
Cincinnati
Anderson Hippensteet
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Olson
Mahoney
Zavitz
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Rosen
Sports Car Club Rally Launches Tonight in Indianapolis
The Sports Car Club of Central Indiana hosts an all night rally starting at the Southern Plaza Shopping Center area near 145 and U S 31 in Indianapolis. Registration at 7 p.m., safety checks required before the first car leaves at 8 p.m. Reflective signs and internal lights aid night navigation.
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Sports Car Club of
Central Indiana
Westtern
Southern Plaza
U. S. 31
Indianapolis
Lefebvre And Colavito Lead Dodgers To Win Over Mets
Jim Lefebvre and Rockly Colavito drove in two eighth inning runs to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3 2 victory over the New York Mets. Ron Swoboda homered for the Mets, while Tom Hailer tied the game with a seventh inning homer. Willie Davis started the decisive rally with a second inning stolen base and scored on Lefebvre’s double, followed by Colavito’s RBI single off Cal Koonce.
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EW Yur
Jim Lefebvre
Rockly Colavito
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Mets
Ron Swoboda
Tom Hailer
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Nolan Ryan
Bill Short
Davis
Lefebvre
Colavito
Cal Koonce
Short
Boston and Cleveland Betrot in Split California West Oakland
Fragmentary sports note lists teams Boston Cleveland and Chicago with references to Minnesota New York and West coast venues. Mentions Stottlemyre Berry Devan and odd score or inning markers. The text appears as a jumbled score or schedule fragment without a clear outcome.
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Boston
Eleveland
Chietso
Cord
California West
Oakland
New York
Stottlemyre
Minnesota
Berry
Devan
Gtich
Chicago
Fall Creek Valley Announces Open Archery Shoot
The Fall Creek Valley Conserva tion Club archery division will host the season opener on Sunday at the sab range just east of New Columbus. The event is open to all bow and arrow enthusiasts with registration at 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Shooting begins an hour after sign up. The program features a high 28 field and lunch in the club house. Spectators and contestants are welcome.
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Daleville
Kris Poe
Kay Royal
Debbie Hale
June Muse
Kathy Jackson
Daleville High School
Bird Strange
Bronco
Chuck Strange
Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club
Sab Range
Feast of
New Columbus
Clab House
NL Considers 1969 Expansion To 12 Teams
The National League voted to match the American League and expand to 12 clubs in 1969 if all six franchises can be chosen unanimously from bidding cities San Diego Milwaukee Dallas Fort Worth Buffalo Montreal hoped ready for quick construction to meet the requirements. Warren Giles said final franchise selections should be made before the All Star game in July.
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Chicago
National League
San Diego
Cali
Las Fort Worth
Milwaukee
Montreal
Buffalo
Mexico City
Warren Giles
Seattle
Kansas City
Giles
Walter O'Malley
Los Anels Dodgers
Roy Hobienz
Houston Astros
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Braves
Dallas-Fort Worth
Packers Trade Two for Giants Peay in NFL Move
Green Bay trades tackle Steve Wright and linebacker Tommy Crutcher to New York for Giants tackle Frants Peay. Peay, 24, linked to Missouri Sugar Bowl and Senior Bowl, will compete with Forrest Cregg and Bob Skoronski. Packers coach Bengtson and Willie Davis praise Peay.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Steve Wright
Tommy Crutcher
New York Giants
Frants Peay
Vince Lombard
Peay
Giants
Missouri
Packer
Phil Bengtson
Willie Davis
Forrest Cregg
Bob Skoronski
Wright
Crutcher
Packers
Lafayette Luck Holds In 2-1 Baseball Win
Lafayette edged Anderson 2-1 in North Central Conference high school baseball as Artie Pepelea pitched well for the losers, while Hackerd led Lafayette with a homer and multiple hits. Anderson’s Barrett had two of the visitors’ seven hits in a tight game.
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Lafayette
Aidan
Anderson
Artie Pepelea
Hackerd
Andersen
Nobles
Muncie Central
Barrett
Pelea
Banke
Pepelea
P Bevin
Eener
McCarty
Bittner Sets AC High Jump Record In Loss To Concordia
Freshman Dennis Bittner cleared 6.24 feet on his second attempt to break a decade-old Anderson College high jump mark, but Concordia defeated the Ravens 60-51 in the season opener. John Curless and Dan Curless swept the event, with Curless also second in pole vault as Concordia claimed all three javelin places.
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Dennis Bitner
Anderson College
Bittner
Noggle
Ord
John Quinns
Jon
Raven
Ordin
Fort, Wayne
Ravens
Glenn Burns
Ir Bittner
Jack Bloom
Dan Curless
Curless
Jim Noggle
Concordia
Anderson
Spannuth Sets MH Record At Indy Golf Meet
In Indianapolis coach Bob Humphrey guides Madison lights to a school record in a six man meet. Bill Spannuth posted a 67 to lead the Buccaneers over North Central 135 as Bobby Williams Mickey Seveuton and Jim Claw shot 76s. Other scores include 72 for Sener and Gant and 78 for Laughlin.
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Indianapolis
Bob Humphrey
Madison Lights
Bill Spannuth
Sycamore Springs
Bucs
North Cenval
Bobby Williams
Mickey Eves
Jim ‘Claw
Steshengen
S Bown Stars In Central Loss
Central High freshman S Brown tied a school record and set another as Central lost 60 to 58 to Muncie in a close meet. Brown ran the 100 in 10.7 seconds and the 220 in 23.5, lowering the former record held by John Doyle, while rapid splits and relay legs filled the rest of the event notes for Central.
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Stewart Brown
Central Junior High
Muncie If
John Doyle
Wilson
S. Brown
Motey
Clannin
Kennedy
King
Jones
Lawson
Whalen
Brown
Brooks
Dotson
Cotton
Snyder
McKiney
Ciannin
Motley
Big Row Flares At IOC Session In Lausanne
At an IOC session in Lausanne a dispute erupts between the Mexican organizing committee and the IOC over readmission of South Africa to the 1967 Mexico Games. Mexican officials deny inviting South Africa while IOC officials cite letters urging invitation. An Emergency Board meeting is planned to decide readmission amid African protests and Soviet threats to boycott.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
South Africa
Mexico
Pedro Ramirez Vasquez
Sant
Vasquez
Avery Brundage
Johannesburg
Brundage
Cary
Copia
Offiial
TOCC
Russia
Pistons Sign College Star To Three Year Contract
The Detroit Pistons sign Pan American College standout Der Moore, their top draft choice, to a three year deal. No terms announced. Moore was selected in a special first round predraft by the NBA two weeks earlier after finishing his college career with scoring records at Pan American.
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Ee der Moore
Moore
Pistons
National Basketball Association
Bri"ng
Pan Ameri An
Bridges Dies in Nashville at 70 After Storied Pitching Career
Tommy Bridges, famed Detroit Tigers curveball ace, dies in Nashville at age 70. Born in Wheeling, West Virginia, he pitched 16 major league seasons all for Detroit, led the AL in strikeouts twice, helped four pennant winners, and posted a 41 World Series record including two wins over the Cubs in 1935. Also notes a floor show at Oliver-Robinson Duo and local steak house event.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Wheeling
W. Va
Tigers
Ball
Oselyridges
Chicago Cubs
Piober
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Danes
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Ron Meriwether
Lanesville
Harrison County
Ken Krinhop
Marengo
Crawford County
Dones
Meriwether
Krishop
Sports Car Club
Carl Yastraemski
Boston Red Sox
Aedie
General Tire
U.S
W. 14Th St. PH
Hughes Shoe Repair
Y.M.C.A
Anderson Ymca
Indiana Ymca
Nobuo Hayashi
Bradley
Randy Moore
Tom Prichard
Darel Dawson
Doug Barrett
Randy Rohn
Rodney Yost
William Roeder
Richard Heines
Donald Boys
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Oliver-Robinson
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