Fairview Loses In State Little League Tourney
Fort Wayne Redskins defeat Fairview 4-0 in state Little League play as Brooks homered in the third inning. Thorpe scored the first run, Huffman added an RBI after a double, and Huffman struck out 12 for the win. Pugh relieved on the mound for Fairview. Fort Wayne advances to face Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Fort Wayne
Princeton
Fairview
Groey
Brooks
Lomer
Thorpe
Huffman
Franke
Pugh
Stennis
Ferl Wayne
Highland
Redbuds Open Home Grid Season Today
The Anderson Redbuds host Indianapolis Cardinals at 4 2 this afternoon on the North Side Junior High grid, the first of five home games in a season featuring nine overall against Indianapolis teams Muncie the Indiana Reformatory inside squad and a Dayton Ohio independent team. Coach Randy Davis aided by Bob White leads an amateur lineup including ex Anderson College defensive back Dave Garrett and players like Mike Meininey LV Youngblood Johnny Boyle mo Robinson and Doug White. The Cardinals include ex IU standouts Larry Highbaugh Bob Pernel and Butch Penn with Jim Highbaugh also on the roster. Tickets are $1 with an official season pass offering admission plus guest entry and potential tax deduction for a non profit group. Remaining home games listed include Aug 29 vs Cougars Sept 1 vs Muncie Sept 26 vs FOP and Oct 10 vs Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Redbuds
Indianapolis Cardinals
Pridiron
Deony Field
Madison Weights Field
Redbuds
Indianapolis
Muncie
Indiana Reformatory
Dayton
Ohio
Randy Davis
Bob White
Benc
Anderson College
Dave Garrett
Indianapolis Capitols
Mike Meininey
LV. Youngblood
Johnny Boyle
Mo «Robinson
Doug
White
Larry Highbaugh
Bob Pernel
Indiana University
Indiana State
Butch Penn
Highbaugh
Jimmy
Cardinals
Ander
Son
Indianapolis Cougars
National Grassroots Football League
Indiana
Indiaapolis Cougars
Denny Field
Indianapolis Fop
Madison Heights
Leo Durocher Receives New Cubs Contract in 1971
Chicago AP reports Leo Durocher, 4, still colorful, was given a 1971 contract to continue managing the Chicago Cubs by owner Philip Wrigley. Wrigley praised Durocher, noting he has done an excellent job, while rumors swirled about staff changes. The Cubs finished second in their division last season and drew over a million fans at Wrigley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo Duaracher
Phillp Wrigley Priday
Olf
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley
Associated Press
Mr. Wrigley
John Hol
Dygas
Rochet
Mets
Leo
Ducagher
Pion Giants
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Edrip
Wisconsin
Duracher
Brookson
Iyn Dodgers
Mel Off
Angeles Todgers
Sesson
New York Giant
Bobby Thomson
Giants
Cibs
Cleveland Indians
Durocher
Ciba
Bhr
Franks
San Francisco
Buler
Salt Lake City
Dick Dunshee
Desny Nyali
Eldan
New York Giants
Dave
Goshen
Ind
Jalay
Muncieon
Nona
Nyari
Dunshee
New York Mets
Ear
Michigan
Byler Brothers Invade Muncie Raceway Tonight
Muncie Raceway hosts a 25-lap Super Six feature plus a speedway program with a 3 speed event, time trials start at 8 p.m. Dick Howard and Dennis Miles headline the local field while managers Durocher and Franks are mentioned in background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byler Brothers
Muncie Raceway
Nyari
Owenshorn
Jesse Daniels
Muncie
New Castle
Way
Dennis
Dick Howard
CBS
Gent
Sport Magazine
Coke Wins In USA Play Tonight At Wabash
Coca Cola survived an early score from Wabash and came back to win 21 to 6 in game one of the best of three playoff series. Louie Clear, Dan Smith and Jack Young propelled the Coke effort as Wabash failed to score in the seventh inning. If needed, another game will be played at 9 o clock with the Coke leaving Shadyside Park at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola
Wascus Hipsker
Wabash
Los
Louie Clear
USA
Dan Smith
Jack Young
Heras Coke
Gordon Hughes
John Anderson
Dou J Traveling Grays
Read
Coke
Herbson
Pruett
Denny Gloff
Shadyside Park
Wabash Container AD RM
Er Sloan
Aon Rf En Chasisegen
BO Young
Oo Smith
Byler Wins Feature Race At Sun Valley Speedway
Dave Byler of Howe won the solo-lap late model feature at Sun Valley Speedway Friday night. Jim Blount of Anderson finished second while Larry Cope of Leroy took third after winning a preliminary heat and the trophy dash. Gene Christie and Gene Cook also won heats. A doubleheader is scheduled for Saturday night at Sun Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Byler
Howe
Sun Valley Speedway
Jim Blount
Anderson
Larry Cope
Leroy
Gene Christie
Gaston
Gene Cook
Wilkinson
Sun Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairview LI
Huffman Blanks
Valtsdew
Rca
Fie
Poth
Letin
W Laws
Garden
A Brooks
Ulfman
Brown
Thor Eps Branke
Rf Renner
Fleming
Patrview Yort Wyre
Rbi-Bria Lre
Shadyside
Junior Mine
Frank Sigler
Leon
Zachery
Dalles
Fox
Cairo
Herald
Sam Hunter
Pete Rose
Crosley Field
Rose
Crosley
New Castle, Ind
Oai Wai
Dre
Awn Ae
Slount Anderson
Dennis Paises
MT. Lawn Speedway
HIWAY
East
Fleener
Stores
Richmond
Lafayette
Mickey Thompson
All New
Indy
Leo Durocher
T’rej
Caracter|zations
Ved
Hapcoaches
Herman Franks
San Francisco Giant
Cub
Jon Becket
Wrigley Field
MAJOR
Enitencyphia
Cincinnati & Pitsburen
San Diego
Neortreal
Siesaton
Miona
S. Louis
San Franasco
Kassas
Micnesita
Yeion
Geveland
Rullhnore
Gekiand
West Coast
Delzwantuesya
Washtoa Nigey
Sumidaye
Rakive
Lineal
Ni Fearae
New York
Sfirneson
Oakland
California
Kansas
Miwaukee
Chicens
Dageds Ritsier
Moelier
Uhotage
Nisxaman
Breco_vitisoe
Potaburanl
Ree
Mai Casiva
Pia
Mryens
Oklannms Coy
Tesa Eaves
Ieee
Amas Wichita Ae
Ilproce SD
Cratinaati
Jae
Evarsville
Montreal
faSitn
Moestig
Cn Town
Piursday
Auanla
Ceneinnaii
Lew Yare Hintoa
Phladelphi San Diego
Losi Ehtoago
San Francine
Wired
American Ett Gallforeta
Baltimore & Geveland
Aki
Milwaukee
EIS Tss
Byler
Lassus Bros
Jackson
Bob Shock