Terre Haute 8.2 Winner Aboard Ohio Valley Title Bid
Terre Haute leads Ohio Valley race as several Little League World Series veterans join the squad. Springfield starts strong with Larry Nickels doubling to drive in the first run but Terre Haute fans eye a Babe Ruth championship in Fairbanks August 17 to 26.
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Atlanta Wallops Cubs in 10-3 Game
Terre Haute rally fuels a 10-3 victory as Chicago Cubs pitcher changes mix with wildness, Tillman and Kelley walk in runs in a rough outing. Terre Haute's offense strings together timely hits led by Mardis and Story, with home runs fueling an 8-2 regional Babe Ruth win and a trip to Fairbanks World Series. The Detroit Pistons lock Dave Bing to a five-year deal, as Reggie Harding remains unsigned. Ohio Valley crown goes to Terre Haute Americans after an 8-2 title game over Springfield Ohio at Memorial Field. NCC All-Stars prep for Boys Club and Shrine Bowl games in Bloomington and Indianapolis.
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Ohio Valley Regional Babe Ruth All Stars Named
Ohio Valley BR All-Stars named by pressbox writers include Charley Ketley from Spring and Larry Mathews along with selections from Springfield Terre Haute and St Mathews. The list spans multiple towns and includes Mike S McCord and Paul Bailey among others.
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North Shrine Bowl star Pottenger out of contest
Indianapolis United States The North squad for the Indiana Shrine Bowl all star football game August 12 will be missing quarterback Roy Pottenger of Indianapolis Northwest due to injury. Earlier Rocky Clemens of Warsaw also suffered a shin injury and is ruled out. The North team focused Thursday on fundamentals with emphasis on blocking and pass defense as the South squad held a long session at Franklin.
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Shrine
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Dick Young
Anderson College
Roy Fallenger
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Packers Starters Absent Prime All Star Backfield
Green Bay expected to field an All-Star backfield without stars Buckner and Hornung. Coach John Sauer lists Clinton Jones of Michigan State and Nick Eddy of Notre Dame among top college backs, both key in undefeated 1966 seasons. Eddy, Notre Dame’s top back since Horning, posted eight yard plus per carry and multiple 60+ yard TD runs. Jones, a workhorse for Michigan State, held a Big Ten single-game rushing record. Other notable selections include Floyd Little and Denny Dettroitz.
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Taylor
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Michigan State
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Migh
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Minnesota
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Durocher Secures Two Year Cubs Manager Pact
Chicago extends Leo Durocher with a new two year contract as Cubs manager. The deal boosts his pay to about 50,000 annually, following a season that saw Chicago rise to second in the standings and match last season's win total. General Manager John Holland announced the deal after owner Philip K. Wrigley approved the move.
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UPI
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
John Holland
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Philip K. Wrigley
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Duroche
Harris Stanton and Verney Lead in Open and Divisions Debate
Harris son of Oklahoma State's Golonach and stars Bob Stanton of Sydney and Holt Verney of Johannesburg lead after the first round of the Western Open at Bever y Course with five under par. The day also reports broad bass fishing activity across Indiana lakes with various species and techniques showing good catches as weather shifts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tebroa Harris
Oklahoma State
Golonach
Bob Stanton
Sydney
Australia
Holt Verney
Johannesburg
South Africa
Duck Hunting Into Washington Chronicle Note
An AP report notes troubling news about duck hunting policies in Washington. Unclear fragments mention changes affecting hunters, habitats, and seasonal rules. Further details are unavailable in the accessible text.
Lady Carling Open Starts Friday in Columbus Ohio
In Columbus the Lady Carling Open begins Friday with girls golfers competing for 17 dollars in prize money as part of the Midwest Open event. Organizers expect regional entrants and local interest as the weekend tournament unfolds at the city courses.
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Summitville AC edges Elwood in ASA Softball opener
In Summitville, Anderson Trailer Salts edged Elwood 1-0 as Summitville AC's scored three runs in the Isiath outing, winning 3-0 over Pendleton Wildcats in the Mad som County ASA tourney. Mike Mundy scored the winning run in the seventh on a walk and third base advance, Baker's single driving in the run.
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Charlie Woodruff
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Jan Outdoor Tourney At West Side Center
West Side Community Center plans an outdoor basketball tourney on a newly lit court at 100 W. 14 St. entry fee charged per team, limited to 16 squads. Deadline to enter is Aug. 11. contact James Ring, GH 08821, Extension 224 for more details.
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Tigers Card Wheaton in Green Castle Meeting
DePauw University opens its 79th football season September 18 in Greencastle against Wheaton College of Illinois, a first-time meeting between the teams.
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Stanley Aces 16th Hole At Edgewood Club
New York UPI reports Bernie Stanley, an engineer at Delco Remy, aced Edgewood Country Club’s 16th hole, a 145 yard par 3, in front of spectators Giron, Willie, Wood, and Meeker. Stanley leapt in celebration as onlookers marveled at the feat. The piece ties to the era’s PGA stroke play era changes and Don January’s involvement in the championship.
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Bernie) Stanley
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Jerry Batts
Don Massengale
United States women beat Canada to near Pan-Am silver
The US women topped Canada 45 42 to move toward the Pan-American silver. Tela Ham at La Verse Calif converted a late two foul shots with five seconds left to seal the win as the US improved to 5 0. Carale Aspedon led scorers with 118 points and Lois Finley added a late field goal. Cuba trails in gold totals as US dominance grows.
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