Authority challenged again over high school sports rules
A Minnesota court ruled Roosevelt High School could not bar James Brown from playing summer hockey due to off season activity, complicating league authority. The case centers on the Minnesota State High School League and how it enforces bylaws outside normal season play, with Roosevelt likely to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Gibson Aims for Mound Marks in World Series Chase
St Louis ace Bob Gibson, aged 34, gears up to pitch against the San Diego Padres in Busch Stadium. He eyes an alltime World Series strikeout record, approaching Warren Spahn’s NL career mark, and aims to reach 200 strikeouts for a record eighth season while continuing his dominant run.
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Stock racing set pair of features at Sun Valley weekend
Twin Bill on card at Sun Valley includes Friday stock and figure 8 events led by 30 Lip Feature. Jim Brount of Anderton Cope of Leroy and Ron North of Walkerton head Friday starters with John Keller Elwood and Rob Applegate Noblesville returning Saturday for two limited stock and two figure 8 races as time trials start at 6:30.
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LaPax
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Chevelle
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Elwood
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New Baseball Nomads Ride Shuffle of Pro Teams
The piece catalogs veteran players moving through farms and majors from 1959 onward, noting Bruce Brubaker, John Ogden, Bernie Smith, Jack Rumphreys, and others. It describes a restless circuit of trades, minor stints, and free moves across Milwaukee, Washington, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Boston as rosters expand in pursuit of hitting and pitching depth.
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Twigay
Citation Dies at Five at Calumet Farm
LEXINGTON AP Citation the last horse to win the Triple Crown has died at Calumet Farm at age five. The son of Bull Lea Hydroplane was retired from stud duties in recent years due to advancing age. He won 32 of 45 starts and at one point recorded 16 straight victories. Progeny included Silver Rose earning 313080, and Guidiel Canal among others. Citation became the eighth horse to win the Triple Crown after securing three classics.
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Oliva Bat Slip Injures Umpire During Twins Nationals Game
Washington AP report details a Tuesday night game where home plate umpire Jim Odom was struck in the head by a bat from Twins player Tony Oliva. Odom required stitches and was hospitalized. The article also notes other players and prospects connected to the Senators and Twins, including Jackie Brown and Manny Mendoza, with historical notes on their careers.
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Hogan Out as Palmer Braces for PGA Opener
Ben Hogan withdrew from the PGA National Championship beginning Thursday due to a knee brace and pain. Arnold Palmer, practicing in Tulsa, prepared for a fourth attempt at the title while security reported hippie protesters planned to infiltrate the course amid calls for peace.
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Ray Floyd
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Bears Win Right To Use Dyche Stadium for NFL Game
A Chicago circuit court ruled in favor of the Bears ability to use Northwestern University Dyche Stadium for a September 27 NFL game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Evanston officials failed to block citing zoning, while Bears seeked a larger venue capacity than Wrigley Field to avoid baseball season conflicts.
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Redbuds Face Second Test Amid Turbulent Week
The Redbuds prepare for a second test this weekend with additions from scholastic and college levels. Former Indianapolis Cardinals defensive standout Deve Se and other players join for practice as the team, led by coach Randy Davis, seeks improved execution after a rough stretch and several mistakes that produced Cougar touchdowns.
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Ralph Simpson Sues ABA For $3 Million
Detroit report states Ralph Simpson, MSU basketball standout, sues the ABA for 3 million dollars. The action centers on his contract with the Delverti Rockets of the American Bas-.
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Richard Sutzheinrich
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County Tennis Tourney Set at Pendleton Heights Courts
Teocheloa Kiwanis publicity chairman Wave Torrence announced the Madison County Junior and Senior Tennis Tourney will be at Pendleton Heights High School courts August 16 to 23. Entry fees and ball provisions apply, with nine junior divisions and men and senior events, plus a potential doubles tourney if eight or more enter. Deadline entries to Clifton Hullman.
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Indiana
City Junior Tourney Set at Grandview in Anderson
City Junior Tourney invites participants in the Anderson area to sign up Friday August 14 at the Grandview pro shop. Age groups include 11 and under 12 to 14 and 15 to 17 with pairings announced Friday at the tee. Sponsored by the Grandview Mens Club.
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