Kankakee Chiefs to feud with Anderson Sportsmen in weekend doubleheader
The Kankakee Chiefs meet the Anderson Sportsmen in a two game series as they head toward the Stan Musial State Tournament. Tickets went on sale for 7:30 Saturday and 2:00 Sunday games with 750 to 1,000 fans expected. Chiefs boast an 18 and 4 mark this season and 114 and 37 in five years, led by players such as Bob Faford Skip Flesner Butch Goselin Randy Crews Gene Koaga and Mike Sheff.
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Millnois
Kankakee
Lawrence Montgomery
Llinois
Bob Faford
University of New Mexico
Skip Flesner
Butch Goselin
Bradley University
Randy Crews
University of Ilylinvis
Jett
Chicago
Break in Golf Tours Sparks Detrimental Split
PGA president Sfax Hibin warned that the break between the PGA and major touring pros could harm golf. Elbin of Burning Tree Country Club criticized a group seeking control, while Arnold Palmer urged negotiations to heal rifts and keep players united.
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Washington
UPI
Sfax
Hibin
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Elbin
Burning Tree
Macyland
Arnold Palmer
AMRCA Miniature Racing Meet Set in Anderson
About 200 members of the American Miniature Racing Car Association will compete for honors in a national meet on the Midwest Track at West Vale Park in Anderson. California, Michigan, Indiana and other states send contenders as two speed records are challenged. Ed Baynes leads AMRCA with J Y Totie Pegue and Mrs. Fairbend among officers as trophies cap three day event finishing with a Holiday Inn Award banquet.
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American Miniature Racing Car Association
Midwest
Westvale Park
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Beavers
Llnyd Torrey
Pamona
Calif
Roy Torrey
San Dimais
Marfie Fairbend
Utica
Mich
Anderson
California
Michigan
Indiana
Minos
New Mexico
Ohio
Georgia
Atlanta
Cali
Holiday Inn
Ed Baynes
Ontario
AMRCA
Jy J. Totie Pegue
Aluquerque
Fairbend
South Bend Football Standout Drowns in Chicago Lake
Alonzo Lowery, 20, and Cleveland Jenkins drowned while aiding Herman Lawrence, 25, near a Chicago beach. Jenkins survived after others used towels as a rope. Lowery had a football scholarship to Kansas State University and planned to report for practice after a visit to Chicago.
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Sridder
Chicago
Alonzo Lowery
South Bend
Ind
Uske Michigan
Chicago Bach
Lowery
Cleveland Jenkins
Herman Lawrence
Lawrence
Jenkins
Thnce Region
Aay
Bernice Elmore
Bond
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kans
KSU
Highland High Cross Country Seeks New Runners
Highland High announces that all boys who plan to run cross country this year must report to the school at 10 am Friday and again Monday for instructions and equipment under coach John Boyer.
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Highland High Helpes
John Boyer
Highland
Murphy's Torrid 64 Tops Westchester As Pros Tear Par Apart
Murphy's Torrid 64 leads after round one at Westchester Golf Class with seven birdies and a 69. Bob Murphy chips crisp as Boros, 38, rallies to 70. Six other notables including Bob Charles, Bruce Crampton, and Gardner Dickinson pace the field despite uneven scoring.
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Murphy
Westchester
Wili
Grimsley
Associated Press Spors
Harrison
N.Y
Swent Boom
Rookin
Bob Murphy
Boros
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Isic
Bruce Crampton
Bob Stan
Gidar
Billy Casper
Tomi Weiskopf
Jil Martin Clinches Edgewood Women’s Championship
Jil Martin defeated Amenye in the finals to win the 1968 Edgewood Women’s Club Championship. Edgewood officials announced nine hole pro-am results with V spotlights and noted delivery of final standings, including winners and notable players from the tournament and related exhibitions.
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Ji Martin
Amenye i
Edgewood
Vessar
V. Spannuth
P. Stuart
Scond
V. Hughes
JD. Adams
Soeeche i
Cantaday
J. Martin
Moore
J. Miller
Nichols
Fla
Martin Des
Waltz
Westchester
Thompson
Mio
Bartes
Jertinn
Spanrat
D. Adams
Lite
Iuday
Wysane Toore
Miller
ML Quear
S. Toye
Spannalh
B. Fon
T Miller
Ricks
Ps Seville Mende
Goliar
Dan Sikes
Cpaioe
Holles
Avex
Tien
Epa
Art Wall
Sly
Big Jack Nicklaus
Tommy
Rotto
Canady
Ron Oval
Aaron
Aily Stason
Houdon
Tommy Jacchs
Lee Trevino
Deso Rellam Fing
Julius Boros
Trevino
Pat Bees
F. Wadley
Cher
Frost and Reece Lead Meridian In Rain Delayed Softball
Dan Frost, South Meridian pitcher, no hits and Reece hit two solo homers in the fifth and sixth as South Meridian won 7 0 by forfeit when St John’s Lutheran failed to appear. Rain wiped out Arrow Heights Bethany. Three Division B games set for tonight.
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Dan Frost
South Meridian
Madison
Bethany
Mounds
Fundamental Baptist
North Anderson
St. John’s
Argow Heights
Fundamental Bay
Park Place
Whetstone
Fundamental
Arrow Heights
Bethaby
Meridian
McFall
Deck 6
William Son
Prast
Edwards
Edgewood Men's Title Play Opens August Eighteenth
Edgewood Country Club launches the 1968 Men’s Championship Flight with Phil Sullivan seeking a third straight title. Dan McParland draws the first opponent as 66 entrants begin match play in the Championship and other flights.
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Edgerwood
Fered
Edgewood
Cham
Phil “Sullivan
Pionship
Wood
Sun-1
Dan McParlan
Phil Sullivan
Dany
McWarland
Fritz Franagan
Licers
Anderson Grok Spears
Chuck
Horseshoe
Cere
Indiana
Tod Swinehart
Wootrait
Way 'Gem
Fairview Park
Ceres
Moore
John’Mecourts
Gare
Ali
Ralph Setar
Ill Suanewtn
D. Wy
Martin Jr
Dowpitchers
Kent Favre
Clarence
J. R. Stone
Benson and Sher
Geones
Hummer von Etass
Neal Spannuth
Seer
Bruce Blair
Wen - Ig
Vist Wil-Aurg
Tole
Bob Meltien
Ralass @ Flanagan
Hob Shafer
Don
R. Stone
Chita
Lyght Firtesesten
Paul Unningham
Boots
Sim Gall
Sportsmen blank Muncie Reda in rain shortened win
Anderson Sportsmen shut out Muncie Reda 4 to 0 in a five inning game at Memorial Field. Sive Sanger led with two hits and two runs scored as Anderson built a four run five inning victory.
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Anderson
Muncie
Purdue Favored To Win Big Ten Football Title
Purdue expected to capture the Big Ten championship based on a conference coaches poll after spring drills. Indiana represented the conference in the Rose Bowl, with a potential early clash against Ohio State in Columbus. Other notable items include Davis Cup and tennis results, and library notes from major U.S. repositories.
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Chicago
Purdue
Big Ten
Jack Mollenkopf
Boilermakers
Fing
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio State
Coolumbus
Ohio
Hack Leroy Keyes
iMike Phipps
Perry “Williams
Ite
Inland Lake Yachting Association Races Set for Lake Winnebago
About 130 sailboats from three classes C T and A will compete in the Inland Lake Yachting Association races starting Sunday on Lake Winnebago. The event, hosted by 13 clubs, runs through next Friday with M-20 rates previously tested at Lake Geneva.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Lake Winnebago
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wikis
Michigan
Indiana
Texas
South Carolina
Towa
Students Protest May Disrupt Olympic Games
Mexican student protests target the 1227 Olympic government amid security and ticket concerns. Demonstrations feature banners and riot police, with calls to fire officials and curb Olympic abuse as authorities weigh potential game disruption.
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Herald Kankakee
Butch Kurth
Helder
Butler University
Mike Fahyon
Atcher
Darryl Lehnus
Anderson Palawan
Lake Addition
Amrca Holdshin
Tri-State Am Discount Center
Sporting Goods
Shakespeare
Hettrick
Sashiers Fong TE
Jil Martin
Frost
Reece
Rain
Blank Muncie
Alex
Alexandria
Ted
Cowboys
Reveal
Eooe
Oo Tonger
Atkins
Alexandris
Seals
VayTory Sanderson
Dradford
Maslery
Mieredith
Taylor
Ana Min Lobbing
Nest
Meredith
Fe Dole
Satur
Clark
Graebner
Henke
Progress
Santana
Musial
Raxes
Man Fine
Fuel Santana
Spain
Cian
Seliatelies
Ballinger
Priday
Jotatch
Juan Gilbert
Wat
Will Hacen
Arthur Ashe
United
Gary
Tampa
Ashe
Clen Park
Army
Little Sas
Aoe Hi—A
Femet Ee
Library of Congress
vie-1Harvard University Libary
Tory
New York
Lipport
Thebrary
Combhat
Commercial Oil
Australia
Toray Muncie
United Staes
Gosnet
Statford
West Tampa
Fast Glen Tt Park
Stratford Jones
Mexico City
Mexico
National Palace
Bud
Alyad
United States
Howev
Rass
Whigcord
College Ten
Chir
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