Anderson Nips Indianapolis In State II Little League Thriller
Johnny Youngblood drove in a run on a third base overthrow to cap a 6 to 5 win for Fairview American All-Stars over Douglass Park in Indianapolis in the Indiana Little League tournament. Brad Hiatt and John Youngblood homered as Fairview rallied from a 5–0 deficit before clinching the semifinal Friday afternoon. The state final is set for 10 a.m. Saturday with TV coverage by WFBM-TV in the afternoon.
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Johnny Youngblood
Anderson
Douglas Park
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Junedale
Gary
Indiana
Wfbm-Tv
Fairview Americans
Douglass Park
Douglass
Youngblood
Fairview
Ned Campbell
Brad Hiatt
John Youngblood
Todd
Humphries
Haley
Tandy
Hiatt
Young‘blood
Rodney Scott
Brewer
Ellis
Scott
Bunnell
Coleman
Albea
Campbell
Reeves
Jones
Brewers
Elles
Hopkins Baker
Hollis
Perf Miller
Ted Ae
Miller
Holts
Harris
Baker
Emory
Hoyt
Bowman
Ham
Beso Tandy
Biz
Lane
Memorial Field
Larry Burns
Kevin Lane
Larry Gene Burns
Ind
Emge
David Burns
Kelvin Arthur Lane
Lynch
Thomas E. Lane
Elva St
En-manual Methodist Church
Control Tips for Beginners on Bowling Backswing
A pocket sized pamphlet explains backswing dangers and how to keep the ball from looping behind. It emphasizes keeping backswing parallel to the body and warns that too much backswing reduces control on the downswing. Marion Ladewig promotes copies for 10 cents and a SASE in Chicago.
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Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Helton Twins Sign Contract With Mets
Twin 17-year-old brothers Raymond and Lehman Helton signed with the New York Mets and will report to Greenville South Carolina this month. They starred at Whiteland High School and graduated last spring. Bob Pettit of the St Louis Hawks holds the NBA playoff scoring record with 2240 points.
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Whiteland, Ind
UPT
Raymond
Lehman Helton
New York Mets
Greenville
S.C
Heltons
Whiteland High School
Pea
ST. Louis
UPI
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Cedar Lounge Heads Out for Two CIBL Road Tests
Cedar Lounge carries a 10 4 record as it travels for two CIBL Eastern Division games. New Castle hosts Cedar Lounge at 5 pm with Anderson players slated to depart 3 30 from West Side Community Center. Sunday brings Lafayette Colombians to Anderson in a key Western Division clash.
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Cedar Lounge
CIBL
New Castle
Merchants
Indianapolis Tigers
Anderson
West Side Community Center
Lafayette Columbians
Lafayette
Muncie
Anderson College
Indianapolis Schuster
Truman Out of Singles Play in Wightman Cup Injury
Britain suffers a setback as Christine Truman misses singles and likely doubles action in the Wightman Cup due to a foot injury. Captain Angela Mortimer confirmed the injury after Thursday practice, noting Truman’s name was not entered in the draw.
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Cleveland
UPI
Britain
Christine Truman
Miss Truman
Angela Mortimer
Miss Mortimer
Big Stock Car Show At Sun Valley This Weekend
Sun Valley Speedway hosts the year's major stock car program with over 100 time trials starting 6 50 p m EST and five 10 lap heats at 8 30 p m. The program features National Crown champ Bob Evans and runner up Bill Lemon among top drivers from Anderson New Castle Noblesville Muncie and regulars. A Sunday demolition derby caps the weekend with TV friendly action and crowd excitement.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Sun Valley
Bob Evans
Bill Lemon
Anderson
Evans
Art Cox
Darwin Blankenship
New Castle
Dick Hinshaw
Parseghian to speak at Knights of Columbus smoker
Ara Parseghian Notre Dame coach will speak at the Knights of Columbus Pre-Opening Smoker on Monday August 9 at the K of C Hall. The open public event includes a luncheon and was praised by Vincennes Junior Chamber member Robert Haven.
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Anderson Memorial Park
Parseghian
Ara Parseghian
University of Notre Dame
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Robert
Bob) Haven
Vincennes
Chamber of Commerce
Red Pup
Vincennes Jaycee
Madison Square Garden fights end in riot after Narvaez win
After a disruptive riot at Madison Square Garden following Filipino Flash Elorde's split decision over Frankie Narvaez, 6,618 spectators caused extensive damage including seats and railings. Officials blamed the incident on rioters and said it will take time to restore boxing's tarnished reputation.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Madison Square Garden
Elorde
Frankie Narvaez
Narvaez
Ho Ring
Barney Ross
Auerbach Signs Five Year Celtics Contract
Boston executive vice president and general manager Red Auerbach signs a five year deal and will coach the Celtics for at least one more season. Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewing Co chairman Marvin Kratter says Auerbach will run the show autonomously with Boston kept as the team’s home. The Celtics have dominated the NBA with seven titles in recent years as Auerbach begins his 20th professional season.
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Boston
UPI
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Marvin Kratter
Ruppert| Knickerbocker Brewing Co
Celitics
Auerbach
Jon
Peste
Celtics
Auer
Naitional Basketball Association
Parce
Run First-Inning Splurge Sets Tone in Indiana Tourney
Fort Wayne reports the local nine smoked Ligonier 11 to 2 in the Connie Mack Indiana Tournament opener at City Utilities Park. Tom Moore earned the win, scattering three hits as Anderson teammates Tool and Hatchett fueled the attack with hits and early runs, before the eight-run rule ended the game after four and a half innings.
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Anderson Memorial Park
Anderson Country Club
Acc
Raymond Jones
Lee Schofield
N. C. Martin
K. E. Ballinger
W. S. Roby
Fort Wayne
Hatchett
Anderson
Nlate
Ligonier
City Utilities Park
Tom Moore
Fisher
Moore
Maines
Daleville Little League Baseball Bonanza Today
The Daleville Little League hosts a Baseball Bonanza fund‑raiser with no admission. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded for season and playoff champions. 10-11-12 year olds play at 1 pm, 3 pm features senior division, with teams and rosters listed for both Coach Ri ley and Coach Graham.
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Daleville
Little League
Claude Riley
Lance Day
Ron Richman
Mike Riley
Robert Sullivan
Danny Ratz
Bill Woolsey
Don Luce
Robert
Joe Scott
Chuck Strange
Robert Hale
Steven Slate
Jeff Stinson
Phil Easterly
Rick Hauler
Rickie Cooper
Rickie Fletcher
Mike Brown
Frank Dial
Randy Schregel
Gene Gindhart
David Gindhart
Chuck Anderson
Ralph Oakley
Joe Oakley
Randy Shroyer
Sammy Swinford
Jimmie Miller
Gary Miller
Wayne Easterly
Stephen Klepfer
Wayne Atkinson
David Norris
Mark Findling
Doug O'Dell
Bruce Bradway
John Orr
Eddie Hall
Jimmy Miller
Frank Turley
Rick Hopper
Jeff Dickey
Cash Drives Tigers to 5 4 Win Over Yankees
Norm Cash hit a seventh inning RBI single to score Don Wert and lift the Detroit Tigers to a 5 4 victory over the New York Yankees. Willie Horton and Al Kaline drove in runs early, Mickey Lolich pitched well before leaving with the lead, and Pete Ramos took the loss for New York.
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Detroit
UPI
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yankee Jack Cullen
Cash
Don Wert
Willie Horton
al Kaline
Don Demeter
Mickey Lolich
Yankees
Mantle
Cullen
Horton
Tony Kubek
Demeter
Tom Tresh
Lolich
Orlando Penawild
Clete Boyer
Wert
Pete Ramos
Ramos
Pena
Sloan's Try For New Contract
Baltimore Bullets general manager Buddy Jeannette rejects another attempt to renegotiate with Jerry Sloan the No 1 draft choice Sloan from Evansville College sent a note naming Dan McCarthy a baseball scout as his agent Bullets officials say Sloan telephoned to accept the offer before the news conference last month
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Baltimore, Md
Buddy Jeannette
Jerry Sloan
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Sloan
Taj
Evansville College
Jeannette
Dan McCarthy
St. Louis Cardinals
Bullets
Strickland Sets Pace In National Putting Championship
Strickland from Macon Ga led a 193 man field with a 32 under par 112 after 18 holes at the National Putting Championship in Indianapolis. Glenn Garvin of Pensacola and Ralph Sapp of Augusta tied for second at 114. Indianapolis players Lanny Hale and Warren Gray stood fifth and seventh. Amateur leader Gil Caito of Indianapolis opened with 123.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Herman Strickland
Macon
Lanny Hale
Warren Gray
Gil ‘Caito
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Don Carter
Helton Twins
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National Babe Ruth, Inc
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National Babe Ruth
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Anderson Township
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Louis Ruh
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Charles DeBaun
Stretch
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Supreme Tool
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