Komets Starnes Drives In Ehrman For CM Title
Komets star Starnes drives in Ehrman to clinch the Central Michigan title in a boys golf event. The 1967 Madison County Father Son championship at Edgewood crowns five age-group winners with multiple family pairs lighting the camera.
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Bill Spannuth
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Don
Mike Granger
Duane
Jimmie Cue
Ernie
Mike Brow
Milton Sr
Milton Mills Jr
New Champion Duo Scores 143 To win Edgewood Classic
John and Neal Spannuth teamed for a 143 total to win the Madison County Father-Son Golf Tournament at Edgewood Country Club. They held off Neal’s brother’s duo and other pairs, with John 73 and Neal 70, besting several runner-ups and earning top honors in this annual event sponsored by Anderson Newspapers.
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Jim Mike Sr
Mike Martin Jr
Peck
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Mike
Wee
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Smith
Gregg Smith
Tal
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Erie
Mike Brow
Shannon Chambhis
Ters Sr
Ernie
Rick Brow
Neo Spannuth
George D. Crittenberger
Robert E. Jackson
Herald
Ft Wayne Komets win state title on Starnes double
Dan Starnes drove in Mike Ehrman with a ground rule double in the bottom of the first extra inning as Ft Wayne’s Komets defeated Indianapolis Wilhlem Construction 2 to 1 to claim the Indiana State Connie Mask Baseball title at Memorial Park. The victory gave Ft Wayne an undefeated state run and a berth in regional play.
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Michigan
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Indianapolis
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Browns Scatter Holdout Players in Prep Round
The Browns, featuring Duane Cue with 35 points and Jimmie Cue with 41, led the opening round in the Prep 911 division as milton mills and John Ike Eureed contributed to a 76 combined score over nine holes. The event involves players aged 12 to 14 and saw the Cues chalk up first age group titles while Marcus and Sam Maxett finished second in Wisconsin.
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Jimmie Cue
Marcus
Sam Max
Wis Eres
Potter Foursome Tops Industrial Nine Hole Tourney
Middletown newan s foursome won with a best ball score of st over the Valley View course, aided by C. McClarnon, C. Myers, and D. Mason. R. Padgett helped Teter. The event recognized fathers with three sons each as Wally Smith, Ernie Brow, and Clemeth Kuhl had multiple entrants. Awards were given at a district club banquet.
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Tick
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Ernie Brow
Clemeth Kuhl
Dgewood Country Club
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Ted
Indianapolis
Orioles erupt in seventh frame for victory
Orioles sprinted ahead with four runs in the seventh, two on Sam Bowens homer, as Gener Brabender earned the win. Dave Johnson doubled in a run, Bowens hit his third homer to cap the rally, while Brabender buckled down in the eighth.
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Nicklaus Climbs Near Palmer With Western Open Win
Nicklaus closes in on Palmer as he wins the Western Open boosting career earnings past $100,000 for the season. The win moves his total to $110,695 with top money leaders including Boros Goalby Archer and January.
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