Lost Ball Turns Tide For Indiana Girls Golf Title
Marla Dietzen of Andersen captured five of the 18 holes in a dramatic final at Hillcrest Country Club, beating Becky Miller of Fort Wayne to win the Indiana Girls golf championship. Miller faced a late mishap on hole 28 after a lost ball shifted the match. Dietzen responded with key pars and led 29, 30, and 31 before closing on the 32nd with a par.
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White Sox acquire Ron Hansen in exchange for Tim Cullen
Chicago sent shortstop Ron Hansen from Washington to the White Sox for second baseman Tim Cullen. No money changed hands. Hansen joins Milwaukee bound club tonight. Cullen heads to Senators. Hansen had a grand slam and unassisted triple play earlier this week.
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Wilson's Tops North Anderson in City Parks Play
The Wilson's Boys' Club beat North Anderson in the City Parks Softball Tourney 4 to 0 in the 15 and over bracket. Willie Turner had three hits including a triple and a double. Fred Neal and David Brows added multi hit support while Scott Craig pitched well in defeat. Strong defense came from Larry May Albert Terrell and Arthur King behind Wilson's.
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Larry May
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Arthur King
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Dubbin Debs Host Guests At Tourney
The Dubbin Bobs hosted guests at a golf tournament at Valles View course east of Middletown. Neva Griffin presented prizes to numerous players including Yangrass Thelma Corts Katie Copeland Nancy Clark Esta Morrison and many others with names such as Doris Freels Ella Clem Susie Davis Vicki Detrick Ruth Atin Birch and Be loses Teter.
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Mary Graves
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June Stick
Barbara Cronk
Sandy Wright
Lillian Brandenburg
Shelia Rust Joan Mooretead
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Terre Haute and Gary Win State II Play
Terre Haute Americans defeat Marion County 2 to 1 to reach the Indiana Little League final. Gary wins as Fort Wayne errors aid their victory. Stan Stewart pitches Terre Haute to victory with a first inning homer and the tie breaking run in the final inning. Engledows suffers the loss after fanning 16 of 18 batters.
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Schollander Beaten By Spitz In AAU Swims
In Lincoln Nebraska at the AAU championships Spitz defeated Don Schollander in a 2:09.0 freestyle, while Sue Paderson from Sacramento broke a long standing world mark in the 400 meter freestyle. Miss Wetzel of Lake Forest set a high school time in the women's 400 meter event.
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Coca-Cola Teams Dominate Softball Games At Shadyside Park
Coca-Cola routed two foes 17 to 5 and 13 to 2 in Commercial Men's softball Thursday night at Shadyside Park. Standings show Coca-Cola leading with 84 points, ahead of King's Teeting at 08 and tied with Hiser Ford of Elwood at 62. Hales, Pruett, Young, Bates, Denny and Phillippi homered for Coca-Cola. Pless homered for the Wildcats.
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Husband Wife Winners At Edgewood Country Club
Mason and Susie Mills won the front nine and Lew and Bunny Roby the back nine in low gross at Edgewood County Club during the husband wife event. Other results list pairs with low net figures and placements across front and back nines including Jim and Doris Adams Don and Norman Waltz Don and Mary Alice BarnettKen and Shirley Montgomery Bob and Avis Matilen Jerry and Vivian Skinner and Tex and Bathie Ecker.
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Edwards advocates boycott use to pressure Olympic Committee
Harry Kidwards said black athletes should boycott the 1988 Games, urging an atmosphere of chaos to force action. Edwards, Jamcee Sale College sociology associate, called for persistent protests and public statements while noting black groups plan moves against NFL teams amid racisme concerns.
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Athletics Top Indians 5 1 in Friday Night Showdown
Dave Duncan drove in two runs as the Oakland Athletics defeated Cleveland 5-1. The win, part of a four-game streak for the A's, featured Duncan's second inning RBI and a run-scoring single by Bert Campaneris. Cleveland stumbled to its third straight loss and eighth in league play.
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Frankton Tops Mount Vernon In WRC Final
Frankton defeated Mount Vernon 61 in the White River Conference final on Friday clinching second for Frankton and sharing third with Highland. Doug Huber led Frankton with a single and double driving in five runs while Mount Vernon’s position shifted as Yorktown’s game was cancelled.
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Benedict Signs Pacers Contract Amid Astros Injury Note
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana Pacers sign Dave Benedict from Washington State College as a guard prospect. The move comes as Astros outfielder Bob Watson injures his right ankle and may miss six weeks. Benedict, 24, 6 feet 2 inches, weighs 180 pounds, joins a rookie backcourt that includes Jack Thompson and Phil Wagner among others.
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Kentucky Captures in State Golf Title
Kentucky won the Tri State Golf Tournament by three strokes over Indiana and five over Ohio. Don Cassady of Louisville and Dr. B S Humphreys of Fort Sistebel shot 70 to lead two man team honors. Kentucky claimed its second straight winner’s spot, boosting its total to five championships against Ohio’s twelve and Indiana’s.
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Cyclists Gather At Indy Raceway
Indianapolis Raceway Park prepares to host thousands of cyclists for an AMA racing meet. Events include a 110-tile national championship and a 6 mile amateur race with riders such as Gary Nixon on a Triumph and Val Raburn on a Harley Davidson in the national point race. Eight former national champions are in the field.
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Haag Named Freshman Coach at Indiana State
Terre Haute Indiana AP Bucky Haag former halfback at La Porte High School and Purdue has been named fresh man football coach at Indiana State He has coached four years at Fort Wayne Doniver High School in 1960s era football circles
Bohannon and Norton: Ander son and Smith
Bohannon and Norton face Anderson and Smith in a contested matter noted in King’s Heights 101 Oh 2 and 4 Coca-Cola. Records reference 821 N 1912.
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Minor Loop Officials At Franklin Sunday
Directors managers and aides meet at 2 p m Sunday Aug 4 at Franklin Ultle League diamond to discuss City Minor League tournament plans. Each league must roster 20 players provide two baseballs and two umpires. Tickets fund awards through fan contributions. questions to tournament director Norman York at 373-4603 or his R F D address.
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Tri-County Closes For Bell Tourney
The No. 1 tee at aam County Golf Course near Middletown will close Saturday morning from 7 to 10:39 for the Indiana Bell Telephone state tourney. Host official Bob Solomon announced the course will reopen after 10:30 am.
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Snake Species Count Surpasses Two Thousand Worldwide
In New York a note on global biodiversity states there are more than 2,000 known snake species worldwide. Researchers cite diverse habitats and evolutionary adaptation as drivers of this vast reptile diversity.
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