Senators Split With Orioles in Tight AL Race
In a split doubleheader at home, the Senators beat the Orioles 3-2 in the opener before Baltimore rebounds with a 2-1 victory in the nightcap. Frank Robinson hit his 34th homer for the Orioles in game one, while Ken Harrelson, Fred Valentine, and Jim Northrup paced Washington's offense in the late game. The results keep the AL race close as Moe Drabowsky won his season debut for the Senators.
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Washington
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Senatos
Ken Har
Elaon
Fred Valentine
Jiminy
Grandview Pro-Am Postponed One Week
Pro-Am at Grandview delayed for a week with low gross and guest winners. Class A led by June Metcalf and Martha Boughton second. Class B won by Mickey McCrystal and Mildred Crider. class C Rosemary Dietzen led. Other 18 hole events sponsored by Heckaman Buick and Anderson Loan featured multiple nets and low gross prizes.
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Io Ishole
Metcau
Martha Boughton
Mary Lou Foster
Marie QC
Cate
Ague
Jackie Welpee
Gross
Bunny Roby
Bab Samons
Virgin
Beverly Fephenss
Maxine Tear
Margaret Humphrey
Virginia Cue
Pat Gossett
Edith Pitts
Mildred Crider
Mickey McCrystal
Pa ‘Ague
Mary ‘Oser
Maye Green
Rosemary Dietzen
Esther Miller
Joan Rich
Heckaman Buick
June Metcalf
Jane Vermillion
Flossie Chappel
Marge’ Sipes
Sue ‘McMahon
Anderson Loan
Dot Runyon
Marie O'Neil
Sue Hon
Three-Hitters Drive Anderson doubleheader sweep
Anderson Johnson's Real Estate swept a Friday night doubleheader from New Castle. In the opener Carr scored the winning run on an overthrow by Riggs as Brown allowed three hits. Reveal pitched strongly in the second game, striking out batters and limiting New Castle to three hits. Teague and Johnson led the offense with key hits as Anderson improved to 10 hits against McCall. The team heads to Muncie Sunday for a 1 o'clock start.
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Larry
Brows
Larry Reveal
Anderson Johnson
New Castle
Carr
Riggs
Mike Nowlin
Dave Ballinger
Johnson
Brown
Anderson
Connie Mackhurler
McCall
Teague
John
Muncie
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E- Lindblad
Gren
Reine
Tovar
Odom
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Chicago
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Reb
Ward
Tommy John
Csi
Sbeaainger
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Béecay
Thompson
Anderson Americans
Noblesville
Rigg
Gland
Nats
Siccai
Castle Americans
Don Bu
Fine Ford
Chance
Pratt
Nationals
QlAnd. Amer
Nobiesville
Tummer
Edwards
Wall
Sand Kraus
Cozy Corner
Anderson Nats
Tavern
Mark- Teng Hancock
Bolden
Lee
Leville
Manean
Maze
Hoveycut
Prat
Sine
Iloveil
Todd
Woodall
California
Wiles
Friesie Reveal
Bavea LM
Taos
Pickett
Denne
Barnes Wins Jaycees Title By Seven Strokes
Atlanta teen David Barnes won the first Jaycees International Junior Golf Tournament by seven strokes with a final round 73 to finish 285 for the event on Greensboro course. Barnes, 16, led rounds 73 67 72 73 and is son of former Walker Cup player Tommy Barnes. Bruce Fleischer was fifth and several others followed as the field included Kent Englemyer and Bruce Asheworth among top finishers.
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Sack Wilkinsut
Difgica
UPI
Clifton
N.J
U.S
Billy Casper
Tommy Aaron
Billy
Farrell
Gardner Dickinson
Vince Sullivan
Nichol
Miler Barber
Tom Wels
Nicklaus
Babe Lichardus
Rod
Funseth
Bruce Devlin
Upper Montclair
Beaniry Club Course
Dudley Wysong
Tommy
George Knudson
Bolt
Gary
Palmer
Billy Crampton
Martindale
Bob Zimmerman
Charlie Coody
Tom Weiskoot
al Geiberger
Jack Nickaue
Rod Fries
Dave Hill
Jar Weber
Chuck Cauring
Washington
Casper
Nincar
Fresar
Bom Amaary
S/Bae
Hane d
Mim Reyer
Greensboro
N.C
David Barnes
Atlanta
Jaycees
Cork
Phiadeistia
Sleg Barnes
Avondale ‘High School
Tommy Barnes
Bing Crosby
Bruce Fleischer
Cochran
Dave Glend
Coquille
Ore
Thad
Mike Sprang
Portland
Kent Englemeir
Maryland
Bruce ‘Asheworth
Las Vegas
Nev
Steve Bohn
Roseville
Cali
Americans Nats Clash Tonight In Openers
Broad Ripple beat Evansville 73 in the league openers while Lafayette defeated Whiting 7 to 2. Randy Newoles Howard Keller and John Davis sparked Broad Ripple with multi hit efforts and Jim Mullin earned key pitching as the double elimination tournament began.
Bret Hanover Wins Again at Yonkers Mayor's Cup
Bret Hanover led from start to finish to win the $35,000 Mayor's Cup at Yonkers Raceway. New Zealand horses Tongshot Inter and Cardigan Bay placed second and third as Bret Hanover earned $17,500 for Mike Hecover. The four year old, driven by Frank Ervin, extended lifetime earnings to $825,852 in front of 32,000 spectators who wagered about $119,880 on the race.
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Ruxanns
Carl
Bret Hanover
Yonkers Raceway
Bus
New Zealand
Wasl
Cardigan
Mike Hecover
Bret Hanoverer
Frank Ervin
Tactile
Land
Cardigan Bay
Knight
Yourth
Nelson Guy
Bret
Hanovers
Mets Rally Past Cardinals for 6-2 Win
The Mets erupted for five runs in the third inning and pitcher Jack Fisher squeezed a 6-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals Friday night. Larry Elliott drove in two runs while Al Luplow and Jerry Grote also contributed, as New York collected key hits and mounted the late rally.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Kansas City Brideer Mths
New York Mets
Jack Fisher
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Washburn
Ron Piche
Larry Eliot
al la Plow
Jerry Grote
Ernest
St Na dl
City Men's Ow Plan Organization Meeting Announced
The City Men's Ow 10 team scratch league will hold an organization meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday Aug. 18 at Brown Recreation Lanes, secretary Carl Whetsel announces. Prospective teams from last year are invited with captains or representatives present.
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Brown’ Recreation Lanes
Carl Whetsel
Ted Williams to Speak at Legion World Series Banquet
In Indianapolis, Ted Williams will address the 1966 American Legion World Series banquet in Orangeburg, South Carolina. Williams, famed slugger for the Boston Red Sox, will speak to members from eight teams qualifying for the World Series.
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Ted Williams
Legion
National
Indianapolis
UPI
Orangeburg
S. C
Boston Red Sox
Williams
American Legion
San Diego
Calif
Father Son Starters and Scorers Map August Tournament Schedule
The tournament committee led by SE Flosagas releases the Father Son starters and scorers lineups for Madison County with matches set Sunday August 14 at 4 30 pm and late entries noted for Saturday August 13. Phil Brown Pinky Graham John Bris Don Mike Rick Laughlin James Carl Gary Bud Ainsworth Moore Iskine Cortney Whitaker and Tony Garnett are among listed scorers and starters with times from 7 to 8 30 am and 1 30 pm slots.
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Sreramcearen Ore East
Jack
Greg
Bist
Madison County
Steve
SE Flosagas
Don Mike
Rick
Laughlin &R
James Jr
Carl Gary
Bud Ainsworth
Moore
James
Iskine
Dave
Cortney Whitake Fer
William B
Tony
Arnetty
Coffin Leads ACC Junior Invitational Team Victory
Coffin wins ACC Junior Invitational at Golf Club of Indianapolis with team score 326. Team members include Jim Helms Bright Humy Mattingly and Charles Kolas. Indianapolis Country Club places second with Larry Hel Jim Jay Harman and Jose Evans. Age group winners include Gary Fitzer Pete Holm Russ Craig Randy Craig Bill Humphrey and Dick Falls.
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Orn Golf Club of
Indianapolis
Anderson Club
Jim Helms
Bright
Bill’ Humy
Mattingly
Charles Kolas
Indianapolis Country” Club
Larry Hel Jim
Jay Harman
Jose Evans
Gary Fitzer
Jimmy Cue
Pete Holm
Russ Craig
Randy Craig
Bill Humphrey
Dick Falls
Standview Women’s Winners Listed For Their Recent Meets
Standview’s monthly pro sma tcer golf tourney has been postponed from Sunday August 14 to the following Sunday August 21 due to the Madison County Father Son Tourney at Edgewood this week organizers said.
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Standview
Strandview
Madison County
Edgewood
Rain Delays Phillies Braves Tilt in Atlanta
Rain postponed the Phils versus Braves game in Atlanta delaying two hours and eleven minutes with the Braves leading 1 0 on Torre's second inning homer as weather halted play Friday night.
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Braves
Atlanta
Philadel Ma
Aleta
Torre
Atlar
Frrnight
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