Edgewood Hosts 176 in Father-Son Championship Tourney
Edgewood hosts the 23rd annual Father-Son Championship on Aug 10–11 with 176 linksmen from six Madison County clubs including Anderson Edgewood Meadowbrook Grandview Elwood and Pendleton Idlewild. Defending champs John and Neal Spannuth of Edgewood will play with Vic and Bobby Rose. Memorial trophy presented by George Krittenberger Memorial Trophy will go to overall champions.
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Madison County Golf
Anderson Newspaper, Inc
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson
Edgewood
Meadowbrook
Grandview
Elwood Country Club
Pendleton Idlewold
At & Am
John
Neal Spannuth
Vic
Bobby Ose
Spannaths
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
World's Best Tackle Akron Firestone CC
More than 120 top professionals and many amateurs start the $125 000 American Classic at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio. Defending champion Arnold Palmer heads a field including Jack Nicklaus Tom Weiskopf Lee Trevino Julius Boros Bob Goalby with high scores expected after a heavy rain.
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Akron, Ohio
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
Bob Goalby
Durin
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Firestone
Gary Player
Roberto DeVincenzo
Don January
Billy Casper
Jay Hebert
Johnny Pott
Ken Venturi
al Geiberger
Hebert
Geiberger
Hurricane risk slim at Republican convention in Miami
The Weather Bureau forecaster Gilbert Clark said chances of a hurricane during the Republican convention in Miami are very slim. He noted the city has not faced a hurricane in the first half of August since 1900.
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Miami] Beach
UPI
Weather Bureau
Gilbert Clark
Miami
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented Report
The readable lines show scattered scores and team names including New York Oakland Detroit Minnesota Boston Chicago California Washington and Baltimore with partial results and a suspended game. Specific outcomes are not fully legible, leaving the overall status of the matchups uncertain.
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Amerwas
New York
Oakland
Detroit
Ty Viet
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
California
Washington
Kaline and Freehan pace Tigers past Indians 6 1
Detroit Reliever Eddie Fisher delivers a run producing single in the first inning and Bill Freehan adds a two run double as Detroit tops Cleveland 6-1. Al Kaline also contributes a run producing hit while W Horton and L Brown provide key hits.
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UPI
al Kaline
Eddie Fisher
Bill Freehan
Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Ted
Cardenal
Stanley
Snyder
Kurtz
Hallif Odo
Cleveland O
L. Brown
Freehan
W. Horton
Campbell
Lapel High Announces Early Physicals for 1968-69
Lapel High School athletic director LAPEL-Dallas Hunter announced that physical examinations for Lapel athletes in grades 7 through 12 will be given Tuesday August 13 at 8 a.m. in the Lapel gym. All boys intending to participate in sports for the 1968-69 school year should report at that time.
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LAPEL
Dallas
Dally
Delhi Union Lacks Funds to Aid Fallen Electrician's Widow
The 10,000 member Delhi electric supply workers union says it has no funds to assist the widow of an electrician killed by a leaking overhead line. The union spokesman laments limited resources and diverting money to operations.
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New Delhi
Union of
Baseball Matchups Across Regions Include Boston Chicago Tie
Listings show American League games featuring Boston against Chicago at Milwaukee and Cleveland traveling to Detroit. Other matches include Minnesota at Baltimore and Oakland at New York with various pitchers listed. Pacific Coast League and minor league pairings include Indianapolis at Phoenix and Seattle at Vancouver.
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Petit Louie
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Angeles
Houston
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Indianapolis
Phoenix
Denver
Tulsa
Hawaii
San Diego
Portland
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Ane
Tacoma
Vancouver
Harrelson leads Red Sox past White Sox in Chicago
Ken Harrelson hit his 29th homer, a two run shot, to back Boston’s 3-2 win over Chicago. The Red Sox scored all runs in the first inning on Priddy surrendering Harrelson’s homer, with Reggie Smith and Joe Foy driving in the other run. Chicago tallied in the second on three singles, a walk, and a hit by pitch. Ellsworth won, Priddy took the loss, Locker finished. Notre Dame football announces third sellout for Illinois game on Oct 19.
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Chicago
Ken Harrelson
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Bob Priddy
Dalton Jones
Harrelson
Reggie Smith
Joe Foy
White Sox
Tommy Davis
Duane Josephson
Dick Kenworthy
Ken Berry
Davis
Josephson
Priddy
Dick Ellsworth
Bi Andrews
Jones
McCraw
Ystremsk
Davis If
Smith
Josephsone
Foy
Kenorthy
Adair Ss
Berry Cf
Nixon
Alomar
Ellsworth
Williams
Locker
Priddy L
Astros Edge Mets After Fight Filled Rhubarb Game
Houston defeats New York 4 3 in a rhubarb filled contest as Denis Menke Doug Rader and Dick Simpson drives push Astros ahead. Steve Shea closes in the eighth to stop a Mets rally after Kevin Collins is flattened and a benches clearing brawl erupts involving players from both clubs.
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Steve Shea
New York
Mets
Cleon Jones
Pat House
Shea
Astros
Denis Menke
Doug Rader
Dick Simpson
Rader
Kevin Collins
Joe Pignatano
Collins
Pignatano
Harry Walker
Tommie Agee
Don Cardwell
Denny Lemaster
Hbbi Agee
Miller If
Stahl
Torres
Jones If
Staub Ib
Kranepol Ib
Wynn
Swobodorf
Menke
Martin
Grote
Batemane
Simpsonci
Charles
Dierker
Linz
House
Sf—Simpson
Viz
Seaver
Connors
Jones
Miller
Bateman
ATC Squeaks By Muncie In NCITA Action
Anderson Tennis Club narrowly defeats Muncie 6-5 in a six hour NCITA inter city meet. Notable results include Steve Huntley and Jack Keesling in doubles and several singles wins. Tournament entries for Madison County Closed Tennis set for Aug 18-24.
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Muncie
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Shay
Anderson Tennis Club
Indiana Tennis Association
RSU
Anderson
Steve Huntley
Jack Keesime
Wa Eatley Bitbitt
Scott Griffey
Siegtes
Griffey
Sater
Herless
Ny Kreesting Ee See Hy
May's Park
Madison County
Cliff Huffman
Bil Harless
Wayne Babbitt
Oa Huffmen
Ron Carlson
Jack Keesling
Dave Ree
Thornburg
Oe Osting
Les Huffman
Marv Gray
Ted Hollingsworth
Jim Willson
Glen Erickson
Howard Danner
Braves overpower Cubs as Stone drives 10-2 win
Rookie George Stone scattered six hits and drove in three as the Atlanta Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 10-2. Stone earned his second win, while Hank Aaron moved into 10th on the all time total bases list with two hits. The Braves broke the game open with a seven run seventh inning after leading 4-0 through six.
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UPI
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Stone
Jim Hickman
Ernie Banks
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Joe Torre
Deron Johnson
Marty Martinez
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Tommy Aaron
Hank Aaron
Torre
Bob Johnson
Chicago
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Alou
Beckert
Millan
Williams
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Cpham
Lum
Santo
Banks
Arcia
Lamabe
Elia
Ross
E—B. Johnson
Hickman Felske
Phillips
Hickman
T Aaron
S—Stone
H. Aaron
Street named Lombardi Avenue honors Green Bay coach
Vince Lombardi attended a day of events in Green Bay as Highland Avenue was renamed Lombardi Avenue in front of Packers stadium. He joked he is not dead and said he plans to stay in football. A 5 000 head dinner followed at Brown County Arena with remarks from local officials.
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Green Bay
Wis
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
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Lombardi Avenue
Packer Stadium
Lombardi
Lombardo
Brown County
Packers
Ashwaubenon High School
Ralph Olson
Wisconsin Adjutant General
Donal Tilleman
Brown County Board
Lester Hansen
Bob Houle
Houle
Tilleman
Vikings Still Have QB Questions Amid Roster Strength
Minnesota coach Bud Grant weighs starting quarterbacks Cuozzo or Kapp as the 1968 squad builds depth. The team features a strong backfield with Osborn and Brown and a deep defensive line led by Eller, Dickson, Page, Marshall, and Larsen. Grant aims to avoid a quarterback platoon and improve on a 1967 3-6-3 season.
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Associated Press
Mankato, Minn
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Bud” Grant
Minnesota Vikings
Grant
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Bob Berry
John Hankinson
University of California
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Canda
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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Hankinson
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Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
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Brown
Clinton Jones
Earl Denny
Jim Lindsay
Vikings
John Beasley
Paul Flatley
Gene
Washington
Ron Yary
California
Mick Tinglehoff
Milt Sunde
Larry Bowie
Jack Grady Alderman
Doug Davis
Carl Eller
Paul Dickson
Alan
Karl Kassulke
Dale Hackbart
Paul Krause
Charlie West
Bob Bryant
South Carolina
Bobby Walden
Fred Cox
Minnesota
Wilkerson Sets Sun Valley Track Record in Feature Win
Butch Wilkerson of Columbus won the Sun Valley Speedway feature race in 6 56.06, taking the lead on lap 18 from Dick Gaines of Mitchell. Gaines finished second with Dave Weir Fortville third, followed by Jim Blount Lapaz and Mark Caldwell Bunker Hill. Weir and Hines New Castle won 10 lap heats. Allen Barr Columbus won the five lap trophy cash.
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Butch Wilkerson
Columbus
Sun Valley Speedway
Wilkerson
Dick Gaines
Mitchell
Gaines
Dave Weir
Fortville
Jim Blount
Lapaz
Mark Caldwell
Bunker Hill
Weir
Jim Hines
New Castle
Allen Barr
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