Pendleton High Announces Fall Sports Schedule
Cross country and tennis also on Yap as Pendleton High reveals fall sports slate. The Irish football team will play its last season before merging with Markleville next year and switching colors. The opener is August 30 at New Palestine Jamboree with the regular season starting September at Eastbrook on Friday.
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Dick Keillley
Yerry Murray
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Janior High
David Strage
Jerry Winger
Richand
Thompson
Bill Bozell
Chuck Smith
Palimount
Rakion
Varsity
Markieville
Eastbrook
Mount Vernon
Nablesville
Frankton
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Hainistey Southeastern
Sheridan
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Agi Shomta Cixy
White Wins Gamble On Rain At Wisconsin State Pair
Don White of Keokuk Iowa gambled on rain and won the 5156 first prize in a rain shortened Wisconsin State Pair stock car race at the Milwaukee State Fairgrounds. Butch Uartmann of Zanesville Ohio finished second in another charger Norm Nelson of Racine Wisconsin third in a Plymouth Barracuda. The program notes a slate of home games and other local sports details amid varied results and personal profiles.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Wisconsin
Butch Uartmann
South
Zanesville
Ohio
Norm Nelson
Racine
Plymouwlth
Dack Rowsher
Springfield
Ford Torino
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Torino
Suns
Wility
Madison Heights
Anderson
Foyt
Mrs Dye Falls In U S Amateur Quarterfinals
Birmingham report notes Mrs Paul Dye of Indianapolis was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the U S Amateur golf championship as about 2 000 candy types are shown in another feature. JoAnna Gunderson of See Their Making visits and Brooks Robinson hits his 14th homer to cut the deficit, while Haney Jed closes the game with a blast. Dean Chance fanned, Don Buford bunts and Delangee doubles off Unluender in shallow center.
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Mich
Paul Dye
Indianapolis
U.S
Dye
Joanna Gunderson
See Their
Konk
Mass
Brooks Robinson
Haney Jed
Dean Chance
Mardin
Don Buford
Mark Delangee
Ted Unluender
Orioles Edge Twins In Eight Inning Softball Tilt
In a Wednesday night Commercial Men's Division game at Shadyside diamond the Baltimore Orioles rallied with a three run fifth inning to beat Coca Cola and Arby's tied 8 to 4 in extra frames. Key players included Jim Hardins and Somers aided by Heiser Ford of Elwood.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Tory
Arby
Tarry Maney
Coca-Cola
Jim Hardins
Shadyside Diamond
Baltimore Orioles
Heiser Ford
Elwood
Minnesota Twins
Hughes
Stover
McPhearson
Indiana Reformators
Astros Rally Past Phillies in Wild Eight Inning Finish
Houston turns a late rally into a 4 3 win over Philadelphia as a tiebreaking double by Doug Radet and a 2 run homer by a Houston batter pace the comeback. Ray Bird fanned 17 for the win while Wynn homers for Philadelphia in a high scoring affair with multiple lead changes.
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UPI
Hee. Or
Torres
Doug Radet
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
Hardin
Hughes
Pap Wee Tee Bebe
Stover
Taylor
Sius
Sres
McPhearson
Gonzales
Asotomat
Bateman
Revassol Milleer
Dalrymple
Local Minor League Baseball Tilt Sparks Championship Qualifiers
Atlanta writers preview a two team semifinal in the Franklin Field league, highlighting Hank Aaron’s rise and charitable plans as Perfecto Tasl seeks its third title shot against Dyer's of Frank lay. Linescores show Madison and Meadowbrook efforts with late rallies shaping the bout.
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Mickey Mantle
Williecession
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Mays
Henry Louis
Hank Aaron
L Ranklin Diamond
Mobile
Ala
Forte
Aaraty
Rwan
Dyer
Franklay
Franklin Field
Brook
O'Neal
Sutton
Conrad
Taylor
VanDyke
Alberts
Nobner
Youth Games in St Louis draw nearly 1000 young athletes
Nearly 1,000 athletes ages 10 to 15 will compete in the United States Youth Games in St. Louis from August 22 to 25. Delegations come from cities including Baltimore Boston Birmingham Detroit Louisville New York Paterson Pittsburgh Dade Florida and San Juan Puerto Rico. Sponsors include the Urban Task Force and the Foundry Machine and Foundry. The group will attend a Cardinals Pirates exhibition game on August 24 with Ed Macauley as general chairman and Lou Brock as honorary chairman.
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Birmingham
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Patty
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Cardinals
Ed’ Macauley
Hoston Celtics
St. Louis Tanks
Lou Brock
iCardinals
Bell Shines as Red Sox Beat White Sox 3 0
Boston manager notes Gary Bell pitched brilliantly to earn his 10th win in 18 decisions. He escaped jams and retired 14 consecutive batters after a Chicago hit spree as Boston edged Chicago 3 to 0. Ripford and King scored on key plays, with Quilici driving in runs and Carew contributing.
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Gary Bell
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Bell
Buddy Bradford
Chicago
Ripford
ron@ighin
King
Curt Bielary
Krigh
Belanger
Ford
Frank Quilici
Chance
Ray Bird
Jones
Taylor
Joss
Hart
O'Connell
Minnesota
Arby's
oca-Cola
Ax—Ul
Dnning
Whlaender
Lawson
Parret
Mor
Gan
Humphries
Rich Reese
Rod King
Heg
Carew
Sizzle
Twa lArbu
Quilici
Bohannon
Frost
Nolleft
Reesey
Parrott
Niv
Lesend
Baltimore
Butord
Maende
Blair
Reese
Kostro
Ah Baw
Ander
Carl Yastrzemski
Alwaiimare
Minnestos
Onitira
Phe
Bea
Ken Harrel
Emei- Hess
Ray St. John
Indianapolis
Miller
Downham
Shannon belts grand slam as Cardinals sweep Cubs at Wrigley
Mike Shannon hit the first grand slam of his career driving in five as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 1 at Wrigley Field. Nelson Briles won his 16th, with a four run first inning and Shannon added a ninth hit in the series for the Cardinals who led the NL by 14 games.
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Chicago
Mike Shannon
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Cubs
Nelson Briles
Wrigley Field
Briles
Sever-Hitler
the Foger
Kenny Holtaman
How
John Sdwards
von Brock
Julian Javier
Shannon
Javier
Till Stone
Jack Tamahe
Cardinal
Leo Durocher
Johnny Upham
Sey
Jeni
Randy Bobb
Arizona State
Just
San Antonio
Randy Hundley
Upham
Archie Reynolds
Bobb
Anderson Women's Bowling Association Holds Fall Meeting
The AWBA met at the YWCA Wednesday evening electing delegates to state and national conventions. Officers named include President Mardelle Yunk et al and first Vice President Eleanor Jackson with several other officers and directors listed. an upcoming workshop at 7 pm to discuss rate changes distribution of league supplies and bowling business was announced.
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Anderson Women's Bowling Association
YWCA
Beverly Ravenscroft
Harriett Britton
Mardelle Yunket
Wanda Hodson
Treasue
Eleanor Jackson
Bee Koontz
Édney Roam
Joan Badgley
Bucky Clexon
Hele Rees
Jong Schatiner
Lois Killian
Iron Romsay
Phyllis Hunter
Grace Knighton
Gwen Grile
Loilia Sparks
Dana Buisinger
Margaret Peacock
Norma Benvliel
Bozell Baldwin
Gwen McCarrall
June Metcalf
AWBA
Herald
Foursome Plays Progressive Golf In Minnesota Hole
In Brainerd Minnesota Leo Marchel aces the third hole after five years of effort Don Doshen follows with a near birdie on the 135 yard hole John Reyer posts a par on the third Harold Spielman struggles and records a problem filled round The event highlights a quirky progressive golf outing at the Brainerd course.
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Foursome
Minnesota
Brainerd, Minn
Leo Marchel
Brainerd Galf
Marehel
Don Doshen
John Reyer
Harold Spielman
Vad
Attribution Wins Promise Hurdle at Saratoga Stakes
Attribution, a young jumper owned by Mrs. Stephen C. Clark, won the Promise Hurdle Stakes at Saratoga by six lengths. Dedicate’s son Reed and Walula Pass trailed, with Attribution clocked in 3:22 3.5 and paid $3.30 $2.00 $2.60 across the board.
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UPI
Stephen C. Clark
Saratoga
Syearald San
Dedicate
Reed
Walula Pass
Sine
Doub Small
Natula Pass
Shelbyville Race Results At Lee County Fair
Shelbyville Indiana AP report lists harness racing results from the Lee County Fair Thursday night. Nonwinners of $1000 pace include Hold, Wikong, Bettys First, Belle Meade with times and purses shown. Subsequent divisions show pace winners with drivers and finish order, including Deacon Dartineon Mables Adio Nicogee and times around 2 00 to 2 11.
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Ind
Imarness Racing
Lee County Fair
Prat
Det Hold
Wikong
Bettys
Belle Meade
Lime
Trnay
KK Barlow
Stripusse
Dosedale Lucky
Tine
Deacon iDartineon
Cooper
Mable
Adio
Nicogee
Strikes and Spares Booklet Prompts Readers to Order
Al Sparest racks up more strikes with the illustrated booklet Strike and Spare Angles. Don Cartier and Marion Lade Wig wrote it for readers of this column. To get a copy, send 2te and a stamped self addressed developer care of Doc Carley and Marion Ladewi at National Newspaper Syndicate 20 North Wacker Dr Chicago Ill SOG.
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Marion Lade- Wig
Doc Carley
Marion Ladewi
National Newsaper Syndicate
North Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
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