Granger leads Red Bud Pro Am winners with 61s
Don Granger, former Anderson golfer and now assistant pro at Jackson Golf Club in Columbus, headed a group that tied for first with identical under par 61s in the Red Bud Golf Pro Am. His teammates included George Bushong, Star Repse, Lee Roberts, and Al Walkup of Indianapolis, along with Hoh Ramsey from Andorean.
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Reds thump Astros 17-2 in big rally night
Cincinnati Reds crushed Houston Astros 17-2 led by Pete Rose and Lee May driving in three each and Tony Perez four hits. Jim Maloney earned the win in his season debut as Reds bats struck for 22 hits, scoring in every inning except the eighth.
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Indians topple Denver 3-2 behind Emery triple
Indianapolis built a three run second inning to beat Denver 3-2. Jim Beauchamp and Bob Raudman contributed in the frame, with Emery scoring on a sacrifice fly. Joe Gaines homered for Denver in the eighth, Jim Mooring followed with a ninth inning homer for the visitors. Kim Duffalo earned the win in his first Indians start, aided by Jack Baldschium in the eighth. Dan Morris took the loss.
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Alston Returns To Dodgers After Operation
Walter Alston returns to manage the Los Angeles Dodgers after kidney stone surgery, guiding them in the opening game of a two game series with the St. Louis Cardinals. Dodgers had gone 8–8 under acting manager Lefty Phillips after a road trip, with Alston stating he feels pretty good. He was operated on in April for kidney stones and is the dean of major league managers in his 16th year with the Dodgers.
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Reed Smothers San Francisco With 3-Hitter
SAN FRANCISCO AP report says Towering Ron Heed in his first start of the season limited the Giants to three hits as Atlanta won 2-0. Heed retired the first 20 batters before Willie Mays broke the bid with a two-out single in the seventh. Reed, 25, previously with the Braves, went 2-2 and drove in a run while also scoring a run in the eighth. Tito Francona led Atlanta’s attack over seven strong innings against Juan Marichal.
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Harness Tracks Form An Organization
New York AP reports harness racing tracks across America formed a nationwide protective organization led by John Brennan, a former FBI executive. The body, to be named Harness Tracks Security, Inc., aims to safeguard the sport from irregularities and undesirable influences, mirroring the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau.
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Twins crush Red Sox as Uhlaender drives four runs
The Minnesota Twins pounded Boston for 16 hits as Ted Uhlaender and Rod Carew each had three, with Uhlaender delivering a key two run single. Harmon Killebrew and Cesar Tovar also drove in runs, Matt Perry earned the win while Boston’s starter was chased early.
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Industrial Men's Golf League Opens With May 1–2 Play
The Industrial Men's Golf League starts season play at 4 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday May 1 and 2 at the Valley View course east of Middletown. The first nine hole event uses a low gross bankers handicap. All risksmen who have pot signed up for early reservations may report to the firsttee by 9 o'clock.
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Scribes Method For Picking A Kentucky Derby Winner
Fragmented sports blur from AP and UPI reports describes Pirates victory over Cubs 7-4 with Stargell Mazeroski Reichardt and Harrell mentioned. Notes a late homer, scoring plays, and a misplayed ball. Indians, Angels, and other teams appear in scattered lines amid garbled text and partial names.
Wish Well Wins Aqueduct Feature In Unsteady Finish
At Aqueduct Park Wish Well secured the $15,000 allowance feature by three lengths over Twill Do Maid with Venezia and Rende De Nuit close behind. The 2 to 1 favorite Yirrkala was pulled up early. The nine and a eighth went in 1 611-5 as Wish Well paid $15.20 $6.20 $3.80 to show and the day’s other results included Dr Allan and Primo Richard in minor events.
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Russians Apply To Compete In Olympics Says IOC Move
Moscow reports the Soviet Olympic Committee formally applied to participate in the Mexico City Games after the IOC executive board met. The move follows pressures over South Africa and a Soviet threat to boycott. The report cites official Soviet sources and Tass commentary on the potential lineup and participation.
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AHS Tramples Muncie South in Commanding Victory
AHS overwhelmed Muncie South with a dominant 6 to 0 showing. Harger led the effort with standout plays as the hosts seized early control and never surrendered the lead.
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Derbys Day at Churchill Downs Draws Wide Mania
Churchill Downs hosts the first Saturday in May with betting fervor and a Derby legend around Eddie Arcaro and Calumet Farm. Kentucky's breed and trainer prowess highlight the field as fans chase the winner in a sport steeped in history.
Tigers edge A's in ninth to win 2-1
Detroit Tigers beat the Oakland Athletics 2-1 as Don Wert drove in the decisive run in the ninth after a throwing error by Rene Lachemann on Wert's single. Cash scoring on the play, Lachemann injured but walked off under his own power. Reggie Jackson opened the A's rally with a single and Danny Cater followed, but Mickey Lolich fielded a grounder to preserve the victory.
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Goldsberry Resigns North Vernon Post
NORTH VERNON Indiana Tom Goldsberry head of North Vernon High School food service announced his resignation and retirement after five years as principal. In Chicago Bill Krox a Purdue bound guard signed a lead from the Oakland A's. The Stoot-10 Kroc led Momewond-Ploss-llelies to nine home runs and posted a 213 season record in 1957 68 with 11 points per game and 12 assists per game.
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Marion Shuts Out MH Fee in Tennis Slim Victory
MH Fee Marion Eagles beat Madison Heights in a high school tennis meet at Riley Park. Results show close, unclear scores with several matches listed as losses for MH Fee players to opponents from J Sutler, Waymike and Zuckerman among others. Madison Heights hosts Pendleton and New Castle next.
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Palmer Misses International Golf Tournament
Arnold Palmer will miss the Champions International Invitational in Houston as Skpros and four amateurs start the event. Houston Golf Association notes Gay Brewer and Ben Hogan also withdrew and Julius Boros may skip. Palmer recently returned home for hip treatment after a sixth place finish in the Byron Nelson Classic. Brewer faces his daughter’s surgery, keeping him from competing.
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Coach Blamed After 12-Year Football Run at Covington North Vernon
North Vernon Indiana AP reports that Tom Goldsberry is blamed as principal at Covington High School after twelve years coaching football, the last five at North Vernon. He previously coached freshmen at Western Michigan University and at two Michigan high schools. His overall record is 214 wins.
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