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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1969

Page

4

Sportsmen Club Extends Winning Streak to Seven

The Sportsmen beat the Mancie Boosters 12 to 7 at Memorial Field to run their Central Maryland League run to seven in a row. Erskine led with three runs while Davis, Brekine, Sanger, Lane and Teague each contributed two hits as the team built a 12 1 lead. Memorial Field hosts Muncie Wednesday before a trip to Muncie Saturday to face the Teds.

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All Quiet On The PGA Front

AP report on a phased settlement between the PGA and players led by Dan Sikes and Joe Dey. A peace accord at Scottsdale Arizona ends the split over tour control and funds, forming a 10 member policy committee to govern disputes and the $6.5 million tour kitty.

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ABA President Prefers NBA Challenge Over Merger

Huckee Mouny North Carolina reports ABA President Jin Gardner dismissing merger rumors and proposing a charity playoff between the Oakland Oaks and NBA champion Boston Celtics to decide a world championship of basketball in a pre season series. Gardner suggests the Celtics choose time and place for the series.

Hucky Mouny American Basketball Association Jin Gardner National Basketball Association NBA Gardner Oakland Oaks Boston Celtics

Cardinals Edge Dodgers 2-1 in Ninth Inning Rally

Nelson Briles improved to 11-9 after a 2-1 victory for the St Louis Cardinals over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Maury Wills tripled and scored in the Dodgers third, while Tim McCarver belted his sixth homer of the year for the Cardinals in the seventh.

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U S Hopes To Avenge Loss In Germany Meet

American men and women travel to Augsburg Germany to challenge West Germany in a two day meet at Rosenau Stadium The United States aims to rebound from a decisive loss at Stuttgart The highlight will be a decathlon between Kurt Bendlin and Bill Toomey Beamon misses the meet due to dental surgery and John Carlos and Kerl Sath are sidelined with injuries

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ECC Ladies Pairings Announced for Edgewood Club Championship

Edgewood Country Club hosts its ECC Ladies Championship with first round on Wednesday August 6, second round next Wednesday and final on August 20. Championship flight features Martin vs Wes sar at 8 30 a m and Dietzen Gibson pairing, with byes for Dye and Haskins. President and Vice presidents flights include six and eight entries with byes and scheduled matchups from 8:58 a m to 4 21 am.

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Merchants Fall Twice to Fort Wayne Team in League Play

Anderson Merchants dropped a double header toFort Wayne Spears Dehner the traveling league action at Shadyside Park Sunday Fort Wayne won 21 to 15 in the opener and 14 to 2 in the nightcap Elson led Fort Wayne with a two run homer and five RBIs while John Anderson hit a solo homer for Anderson A third game was set for Friday at Shadyside Park with Summitville AGs and Anderson had clinched second in the Traveling League standings with a 14 49 record

Anderson Merchants Fort Wayne Spears-Dehner Shadyside Park Jack Young Roger Nenny Schild T ‘Merchants John Anderson Merchants Bing Elson Fock Wayne S Carcher Cavcat Cola Summitville’ AG Summitville USA Anderson Commercial ASA Tourhey Linescares Ifort Wayne OO Anderson Sehild Flon Alea Smith Allen Fort Wyre Anderson md Graber AR Alderson Amai Pison Ath Lon

Jim Blount Stars At Sun Valley Speedway

Jim Blount Dominates Sun Valley meet in 21 lap Modified Stock feature winning ahead of Warren Howard and Bob Smith. Mike Williams adds a strong showing with third in national class. accident-minded night sees Max Pineal sidelined and Bob Fields hospitalized briefly.

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ACC Father Son Golf Winners Shine at Anderson Club

V G and Bob Rose won overall at the Anderson Country Club event. Organizers led by Retion and Dr King announced winners and honors for multiple age groups and blind par divisions. The report also notes player earnings and other golf event prizes linked to Coca Cola and local sponsors.

V. G Bob Rose ACC Anderson Country Club Hiber Son Retion E King Dr. C. AS Blassaras de. Do A. Gephardt Steve Gwinnup Son Otto Mike Wohl C. Ant David Donaldson C. W David Riedel Wis R. FL Rick Acetor Dr. CG. A Crist Blassaras Korm Steve I Nacks R. W Jon Maier Dan Vallenbeck Bill Bardsley Coca-Cola Blind Bar Lourney Illayse Dan Mallen Brakelie Belgeon Porter Paul Anderson Johnson K. C. W. Whitehead A. Blassaras Tt. A. Bennett Gy Ey Ross

Redbuds Announce Practice Times

Anderson Pélien Department announced practice sessions for the Redbuds with updated times. Morning drills were 7:20 to Daan, while afternoon sessions were added to accommodate night workers. Coaches plan further workouts next week ahead of season workouts.

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Spannuth Vanderbur Win In ECC Palmer Tournament

Spannuth shoots 67 to win low gross with Vanderbur at 82 in the Arnold Palmer event at Edgewood Country Club. Vanderbur leads the low net with 9 over par as other top finishers include Daugherty, James, Martin, and Rhodes in a tight ECC Palmer Tourney showing.

Spannuth Vanderbur Bill Spannuth Edgewoor Country Club Bill Spacnuth Frank Daugherty Chuck James Mike Martin Dry Townes Dale Vanderhur Ben Nestor Jim Jackson Ralph Teler Frank Kareay da Rhodes Everwood Country Club Petroleum Blind

National League Standings And Results Roundup

National League standings show New York 6 Atlanta 5 in a tight race while Chicago 4 San Francisco 3 and Houston 7-0 highlight the momentum. American League notes list New York 5 Seattle 3 and Oakland 10-2 with several late results and Tuesday night matchups across cities.

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Indiana Boys Clubs All Star picks captains

The North and South squads named captains for the third annual Indiana Boys Clubs All Star football game at Indiana University. Co-captains for the South are Bill Geiger of Indianapolis Chartrand and Jim Allen of Vincennes. North selections include Dennis Gutkowski Gary Andrean Rick Sayers South Bend Adams and Marshall McCollough of Elkhart.

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Uruguayans Win Court Battle Over Maccabiah Basketball Ouster

Uruguayans regain full rights after Tel Aviv court ruling following disqualification in Maccabiah Games for non Jewish players. United States leads medal tally with five more golds as Israel and South Africa also excel in track and field and tennis events.

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Summers, Warfield collision sidelines Browns rookies

Fred Summers a Wake Forest rookie defensive back suffered a severe cut to the lip after colliding with receiver Fool Warfield during a passing drill at Hiram College camp. Summers will miss several days of practice as Art Modell heads to Los Angeles after a weekend with Pat Breslin.

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California pair win Mississippi amateur golf playoff

Jana Rastenbury of Whittier wins the Trans Mississippi amateur tour title after a sudden death playoff against Martha Wilkinson of Anaheim. Both Californians tied after match play with ten holes to go, then Rastenbury edged ahead by one stroke on the final hole in Midland Texas.

Midland Tex UPI Jana Rastenbury Whittier Calif Martha Wilkinson Anaheim Mutch Russ Bassenbury

State Legion Tourney Opens in Kokomo Indiana

A double elimination tournament starts Friday in Kokomo to decide the state Legion baseball champion. Four teams remain from 109 starters Highland Post 180 South Bend Post 224 Indianapolis Post 248 and West Terre Haute Post 346.

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