South vs North in Third Annual Boys Club Game
In Bloomington Indiana the South and North clubs meet for the third annual Boys Clubs charity football game. The South relies on speed while the North emphasizes rugged defense and both sides report no major injuries. The South is favored to win a third straight year.
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Howard defies setback as fan favorite rises
Frank Ece reports on Frank Howard of the Washington Senators, whose error and spirited resilience boosted his appeal. Williams credits Howard for power and effort, while peers note leadership and improved fielding. fans honored him with praise during a standout All-Star season.
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Esite
Ted Williams
Hondo
Washington Senators
Washington
Kit Sieiner
Howard
Sayers Miller Resigns Post At Ball State
Sayers Bud Miller longtime Ball State athletic trainer and assistant professor of physical education resigns to take head trainer post at the University of Washington in Seattle. He will join Weslington staff soon and serve solely as head trainer. The piece also includes scattered notes on football team rosters and coaching plans in Indiana.
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Steve Walking
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Dave Warner
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Arva Pride
Jill Ire
Rick Carter
Smee
Box Scores and Standings Highlight League Race
National League standings show Baltimore and New York near the top as East teams vie for position. American League figures include Chicago and Minnesota posting notable marks, with reports detailing player stats and team tallies from a busy day of action.
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Sestile
Segul
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Renko
Mariehall
Palner
U S Leads German Track Meet by 74 to 43
The United States dominated the German track and field meet, building a commanding lead of 74 to 43 as events produced rapid times and standout performances. Dallas, Philadelphia, and several university athletes were highlighted in a broad display of speed and endurance across multiple disciplines.
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Granatelli fields Plymouth powered car for STP team
Anthony Granatelli announced a new Plymouth powered dirt track car for his BIP racing team. Veteran Greg Weld will drive the car in the 100 mile event on August 16 at Springfield, Illinois.
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Andy) Granatelli
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Dan Sikes Wins Pro Youth Golf Classic in Columbus
Dan Sikes led 367 to set a course record of 65 and won the top prize at the Pro Youth Golf Classic in Columbus Indiana. The event paired pros with junior players to form three man teams. Nichols' foursome claimed the title after a playoff with Sikes' team. Notable scores included Venturi 65 and Crawford 150 series, while Eddie Pearce led juniors with a sizzling 65 in earlier rounds.
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Bob Gauldy
Gig Brewer
Mason Rudolph
Marty Jeckmen
Charles Comly
Julius Boros
Bunky Henry
Jeck McGowan
Aml Ton Cerrude
Larmy Howillion
Louisville
Jess Jereman
Pocatello
Idaho
Tom Woodeshick Seeks NFL Power-Runner Title in 1969
Reading, Pa AP Tom Woodeshick Eagle fullback weighs in as the league’s top power runner candidate after a 947 yard season. He argues no single yardage stat defines greatness while praising Bob Brown and detailing his aims for the coming year. He notes past leaders Brown Kell and Willard and discusses the need for durability and ball control to win the rushing title.
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Iths
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al Bright College
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West Virginia
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Levey Kell
San Francisco
Ken Wil Onilard
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Ater Estry
Willard Rouston
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Carton
San Diego
Kirby
Pittsburgh
Walker
Os Angeles
Setion
Woodestuck
Bob Brown
Brown
Bat Biles
Los Angeles
Womteshirk
Bob
NFL
Merchants Defeat Summitville in Bowle Elimination Tourney
In Summitville the local Merchants edged Summitville in a bowl elimination game with a four run first inning. Rich Chrise tenson was hit by a pitch and advanced on bunt singles by Anders on and Smith. Phillippi drove in the first run with a sacrifice fly as Anderson and Smith scored on Herb Pruett's single. Morchams will face Summitville Friday at 7:05 p m at Shidyside Park.
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Wondrute
Brice Yeagy
ACC Ladies Sweep Dominates Track Events at Club Meet
The Anderson Country Club hosts a Thursday tourney where Mrs. Victor Rose and others win class A M and C titles in the hole rough sweepstakes. Low-net honors go to Mrs. Darrell Mier and teammates in classes B and C. American girls excel in track with Nettles leading sprint relays and Kathy Tain winning 400 meters as postponements ripple through finals and semifinals across the weekend.
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Los Angeles
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Tennis Association
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Chicago
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Eagles Trade Alvin Haymond To L A Rams
REAVING Pa CUPD The Philadelphia Eagles trade Alvin Haymond the leading NFL returner in 1965 to the Los Angeles Rams for two squad members a 1970 third round pick The Eagles obtain defensive back Jimmy Raye from Michigan State and quarterback Billy Guy Anderson from Tulsa Anderson is starting his fourth year in pro ball after a stint with the Houston Oilers The Rams add depth as a two team move looms Continental League team plans transfer to Portland Oregon with first game in late August
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Amateur Putt-Putt Tourney Opens at Anderson Tonight
The Putt-Putt tournament begins at Anderson tonight at 7 30. Rubles for the entry fee will be accepted until the tourney starts at 7 30.
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Madison Grant Boys Report for 83-84 Physicals
Madison Grant High School announces all boys planning to play sports this school year must report for physicals one week from today. Boys should go to Dr. Vole at Fairmount at 1 p.m. or Dr. Van Ness in Summitville at 1 30 p.m. for exams.
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Congress watches impact of Umpire inclusion
New York Representative Samuel Stratton warned that efforts to bar women from baseball umpiring could damage baseball’s economic prospects. He cited Bernice Gera of Jamaica New York whose contract with the New York Pennsylvania League was canceled by Phil Piton before she umpired a game in Auburn New York drawing 372 fans from an anticipated 3200 and prompting a Civil Rights Act of 1981 challenge.
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Sportsmen win two at New Castle
Alderson Sportsmen defeated New Castle 5 4 in the first game then won 14 2 in the second at Memorial Field New Castle. Steve Lane had two doubles and two RBIs for Alderson Norris pitched nine batters in relief of Coddington to close the first game. In the nightcap Alderson erupted for all runs in the seventh inning and piled up 12 hits as New Castle struggled. The two wins advance Alderson vs Merchants tonight at 7 pm at Memorial Field.
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