Singer Key To Odger Hopes? Dodgers Hope For Pitch Orgerace Help
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bill Singer, 27, insists he can still salvage the season amid current form and past injuries. He notes improved control and strength, despite a recent rough outing, and emphasizes collective effort as the team contends for the pennant against San Francisco.
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LOS Angeles
Bill Inger
Los Ageles Dodgers
Bill Singer
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San Francisco
Summitville ACs Rally To Take ASA State Tourney Opener
Summitville ACs defeated Wabash General Tire 4 to 1 in the ASA state tournament opener, with Mike Adams firing a two-hitter. Chuck Woodruff followed with a four-hitter allowing one run as Summitville advances to meet Wabash Thursday in the double elimination tourney.
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Summitville AC
Wabash General Tire
Wabash Thurs
Mike Adams
Chuck Woodruff
Mitville
Wabash.ng
Itville
Tire
Ams
Niverson
Gullett Arm
Summitville
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City Nite Owl Industrial League Meeting
The Industrial League holds a meeting at Brown's Recreation this Friday August 20 at 10 AM. Officials and members are expected to review league affairs and plan upcoming playdates. Participants should arrive early for orientation and announcements.
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City Nite Owl Industrial League
U S Cage Team Faces Bottom Line For Pan Am Future
Lexington Kentucky AP Adolph Rupp argues the United States must rethink its international basketball program after a weaker Pan American Games showing. He cites Soviet coaching influence, poor preparation, pro signings draining amateur ranks, and limited year round use of international rules as key factors. He notes Americans face tougher global competition and need changes before future Olympic and Pan Am involvement.
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Adolph Rudd
U.S
Fidel Castro
Rupp
USS
United States
Koeppen Captures Open Kiwanis 25K Race Victory
Former Ball State star Chuck Koeppen won the open division 25 kilometer cross country in 1 26 02 at the Mounds Kiwanis Club event. Bob Glasson won the under 18 four mile race in 21 36 with DeWayne Allen second 13 seconds back.
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Ball State
Bob Glasson
Mounds Kiwanis Club
Koeppen
Tom Bache
San Diego
Madison Heights
Steve Rybolt
MHHS
Greg Johnson
Duane Caston
Englewood
Ohio
Carl Carey
Brownsburg
Ind
Ed Wintow
Valparaiso
Phil Ford
Mansfield
Max Blank
John Hoyt
Muncie
Glasson
DeWayne Allen
Anderson
Women's League Results From Madison County Softball
Westside Center and UAW 662 each won two games in recent Madison County Women’s Softball League action. Westside Center beat B&W Fence 12-11 and Gilman Grain 26-11, while UAW 662 defeated B&W Fence 54- and downed Gilman Grain 17-6. Other results include Chesterfield 15-14 over B&W Fence, Childes Petroleum 9-5 over Indiana Lumber, Rainbow Estates 29-2 over Gilman Grain, and Chesterfield 21-8 over Indiana Lumber.
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UAW
Madison County
B&w
Gilman Grain
UAW 662
Chesterfield
Childes Petroleum
Indiana Lumber
Rainbow Estates
Barker
Galamore
Reynold
Woodward
Adams
Willoughby
Hiatt
Owens
Childes Pet
Hughes and McCormack
Robertson and
Riley
Rainbow
Texas Looks To Extend SWC Streak With Young Texas
In 1970 Texas aims to extend a 20 game SWC winning streak despite losing key players. Coach Darrell Royal notes tougher schedule and returning quarterback Eddie Phillips while praising running back Don Burris and halfback Jim Bertelsen as potential stars. The Longhorns enter the season with 32 lettermen back from 1969 and two veterans from the 1969 national champions.
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Austin
Lyndon Johnson
Texas Longhorns
Longhorns
Arkansas
Baylor
Notre Dame
Texas
Texas Tech
Steve Worster
Charles Speyrer
Bill Atessis
Darrell Royal
Eisenhower
Royal
Bobby Callison
Travis Roach
Eddie Phillips
Jim Bertelsen
Don Burris
American Motors May Go To Stock Racing
AMC moves toward big bore stock car racing in 1972 with Roger Penske negotiating. McNealy says AMC seeks new worlds to conquer, eyeing Indianapolis and Daytona as major venues. Penske’s team has backed AMC’s Javelin in Trans Am, with Donohue securing 1971 wins and title prospects.
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American Motors
R. W. McNealy
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Indianapolis
Daytona
Penske
Mark Donohue
Watkins Glen
McNealy
Tion
Trans-Am
Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
STP
Andy Granatelli
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
USAC
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
Donohue
Namath not retiring after knee operation says football life
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath, wearing a cast and a Keep Smiling button, said football is his life and he has not thought of retirement. A doctor suggested a decision in 12 weeks on whether he will return this season after recent knee surgery from an Aug. 7 exhibition injury.
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Joe Namath
Namath
Detroit Lions
New York Jets
James A. Nichols
Lucci
al Woodall
Jets
Douglass Wins ECC Junior Golf Invitational
Steve Douglass of Edgewood Country Club shot 69 to lead the Edgewood team to victory at the first ECC Junior Invitational at Edgewood. ECC beat Woodlawn 296 to 300 while teammates Scott Steger Jim Jenks and Dick Peck also posted solid scores.
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Steve Douglass
Edgewood Country Club
ECC
Woodlawn Country Club
Carmel
Douglass
Scott Steger
Jim Jenks
Dick Peck
Scott Riley
Colonial Oaks
Fort Wayne
Ron Harmon
Greensburg
Yale Country Club
Alexandria
Mike Landram
Greentree
Gary Duke
Woodlawn
Rod Windlaw
Grandview
Floridians Sign Franz and New ABA Players
The Floridians signed veteran forward Ron Franz for the 1971-72 season and announced the addition of rookie Bob Presley and 6 foot 8 forward Walt Piatkowski. Camp opens September 14 with the regular season starting October 14.
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MIAMI
Ron Franz
American Basketball Association
Walt Piatkowski
Bob Presley
University of California
Delph Wins Killback Event At Killbuck Club
Norm Delph shot 70 to win the gross division while R Given s had 64 to win low net in the weekly Killbuck Men’s Golf Club tourney Sunday. Dan McFadden was runner up gross at 74 and Jim Murphy 74. Darryl Richards led nets with 65, followed by Bill Chambers 66 and others. Next event is two best ball tourney on Sunday Aug 12.
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Montreal
Singer
Philadelphia
Dodger
Norm Delph
R. Givens
Killbuck
Dan McFadden
Jim Murphy
Darryl Richards
Bill Chambers
Ron McSherry
Neil Delph
Dan Orbaugh
Gerald i Cave
Linder Wins At Winchester In 50 Lap Feature
Jim Linder of Fremont Ohio out-dueled Butch Wilkerson to win the 50 lap feature for super sprint cars at Winchester Speedway last Sunday afternoon. Wilkerson led early but Linder passed on lap 11 and held off a lengthy side by side duel, lapping Casey Jones and finishing three lengths ahead. Fourth went to Dick Gaines with Benny Rapp Gary Lehman Roy l Orbes John Logan Jerry Miller and Bill Harter following. Heat wins went to Wilkerson Seelman and Logan, Marvin Carmen won the 12 lap coasy in a wedge shaped sprinter. Fast time of 38 entries went to Jim Lind jer at 17.28.
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Jim Linder
Fremont
Ohio
Butch Wilkerson
Winchester Speedway
Wilkerson
Linder
Casey Jones
Dick Gaines
Benny Rapp
Gary Lehman
Roy l’Orbes
John Logan
Jerry Miller
Bill Harter
Bob Seelman
Marvin Carmen
Jim Lindjer
Valley View golf results by flight and winners
Valley View Ladies League golf results show Carol Charles winning the 1st flight with Esta Morrison second and Mick ey Huffman third. In the 2nd flight Bernice Stanley takes first, Vivian McGranaham second, Jo Gustin third. The 3rd flight winner is Mary Eaton with Jane Marlow and Maxine Dray in that order. Lenna Conn earns closest to the hole on No. 3.
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Carol Charles
Valley View
Esta Morrison
Mickey Huffman
Bernice ‘Stanley
Vivian McGranaham
Jo Gustin
Mary Eaton
Jane Marlow
Maxine Dray
Lenna Conn
Progressive Bowling League Meeting Set
The Progressive Bowling League will hold a meeting on Monday August 23 at 7 p m at the Westside Community Center. League members and anyone wishing to join should attend.
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Progressive Bowling League
Westside
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