Dedication Key To Elwood Rebuilding Plan
Elwood Panthers under first year coach Bill Hocker vow a dedication program to rebound from a 19 loss span. Nineteen players are listed as potential starters including quarterback Danny Smith and backfield hopefuls Tim Robinson Ted Davis Jeff Bousley Steve Stone and Bobby Carpenter. The squad will be small about 165 pounds on average and may be the lightest in the Central Indiana Conference with Loy and Kramer to anchor the line. Season opens August 27 at Kokomo jamboree with home games September 3 and 10 against Noblesville and Blackford. Road trips loom to Highland Alexandria Madison Heights and Wabash before homecoming October 9 versus Tipton. Home games to start at 7:45 p.m. except homecoming at 2 p.m.
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Elwood
Bill Hocker
Don Smith
Tim Robinson
Panther
Hocker
Danny Smith
Panthers
Ted Davis
Jeff Bousley
Steve Stone
Bobby Carpenter
Bruce Etchison
Kevin Courtney
Blair Sullivan
David Clarey
Rusty Loy
Neal Kramer
Gary Harting
Kevin Southern
Loy
Ken Regal
Kim Slocum
Vic Brown
Anderson College
van Bailey
Noblesville
Blackford County
Highland
Alexandria
Madison Heights
Tipton
CIC
Peru
Huntington
Wabash
Kokomo
Blackford
Chargers Get The Word No Pay Raises
In Irvine California AP reports San Diego Chargers players have been told no pay raises for 90 days after Nixon's economic announcement. Five unsigned players remain for the new season including linebackers Jeff Stagg and Bob Bruggers defensive end Joe Owens center Bill Lenkaitis and tackle Russ Washington.
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Irvine
Calif
San Diego
Nixon
San Diego Chargers
Jeff Stagg
Bob Bruggers
Joe Owens
Bill Lenkaitis
Russ Washington
Baugh Upset Winner In Women's Amateur
Laura Baugh, 16, stunned Barbara McIntire 1-up to reach the semifinals of the 71st U S Women's Amateur Golf Championship in Atlanta. Baugh rallied with a 25-foot birdie at No 7 and pulled ahead at 15, while McIntire bogeyed the final hole. Wilkinson, Barry and Smith advanced in other matches with Fassinger, Harmon, Har mon and Shea also noted.
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Atlanta
Laura Baugh
Barbara McIintire
U.S
Miss Baugh
Long Beach
Calif
Miss McIntire
Colorado Springs
Colo
Martha Wilkinson
Anaheim
Mary Jane Fassinger
New Castle
Beth Barry
Dauphin Island
Ala
Margaret Harmon
Palm Bay
Fla
Laney Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
Mary Elizabeth Shea
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Miss Wilkinson
Miss Barry
Atlanta Country Club
Miss Baught
Miss Harmon
Barbara White Boddie
Shreveport
Grandview Golf Winners Dominate Nine and Eighteen Holes
Helen Ferris wins Class A in the nine hole Grandview Women's Golf Club tourney with Rosemary Dietzen first in Class B and Martha Keller second. Joyce Humphrey takes Class C with Betty Cornell second. In the 18 hole event sponsored by O'Neil Insurance Betty Kolins wins Class A followed by June Metcalf and Dot Runyon. Maye Green wins Class B with Marge Sipes second and Mar guerite McAllister third. Class C goes to Sue McMahan with Joyce Humphrey and Velma Granger behind. Park Board tourney first round set to begin this week.
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Helen Ferris
Grandview Women’s Golf Club
Rosemary Dietzen
Martha Keller
June Metcalf
Joyce Humphrey
Betty Cornell
O’neil Insurance
Betty Kolins
Dot Runyon
Maye Green
Marge Sipes
Marguerite McAllister
Oliver Hebner Homers Lead Buc Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati, Bob Johnson scattered nine hits as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Reds 5-1. Oliver hit a seventh inning solo shot for his seventh of the year, then Richie Hebner added a 17th homer in a four-run ninth. Willie Stargell drove in his 109th run, and Lee May homered for Cincinnati in the ninth.
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Cincinnati
Bob Johnson
al Oliver
Richie Hebner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Johnson
Jim McGlathlin
Oliver
Hebner
No. 17
Wayne Granger
Willie Stargell
RBI
Reds
Lee May
Fall Creek hosts monthly bench rest shooting program
National bench rest shooting is offered at Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club on the second Sunday of each month. The public and all club members may participate as programs of unrestricted rifles are planned for the near future. In a recent light varmint division event, Delbert Egly of Chesterfield won, with George Anderson of Trenton, Ohio, second and Daisy Nicholas of Greenfield third. Orlin Gilkerson of Hamilton, Ohio led the heavy varmint division, Ferris Pendell of Connersville second and Jim Tyner of Cincinnati, Ohio third.
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Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club
Nate
Julery
Delbert Egly
Chesterfield
George Anderson
Trenton
Ohio
Daisy Nicholas
Greenfield
Orlin Gilkerson
Hamilton
Ferris Pendell
Connersville
Jim Tyner
Cincinnati
Hill shoots seven under to lead Philadelphia Golf Classic
Mike Hill fired a sparkling seven under 65 to grab the first round lead at the $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic in Whitemarsh Valley. Jack Nicklaus shot 66, Tom Weiskopf 67, Bob Rosburg 67, and Bob Murphy 67 as several stars trailed by two strokes. Defending champion Billy Casper battled a heavy cold and considered withdrawing. Nicklaus eagled and birdied multiple holes while rain and heat left burned fairways, with players allowed to lift, clean and place.
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Philadelphia
Mike Hill
Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Rosburg
Bob Murphy
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Dave Hill
Mike
Gardner Dickinson
Dave Marr
Phil Rodgers
Steve Opperman
John Wells
Wells
Billy Casper
Casper
Ken “Hawk
Harrelson
Guerin Warns Players Against Missing Games
New York AP Richie Guerin Hawks coach warns fines and suspensions on signed players who refuse exhibition games. He says without reserve or option clauses teams cannot build solid franchises and players must play exhibitions for season readiness. NBA owners and players dispute reserve clause as Board of Governors to review.
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NEW York
Richie Guerin
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Guerin
NBA Players Association
American Basketball Association
Players Association
Ned Irish
New York Knicks
NBA
League
Larry Fleisher
Arab Tickets Go On Sale At Pendleton Heights
Football season tickets and all sports passes go on sale in the Pendleton Heights attendance office starting September 3. The all-sports ticket covers football basketball wrestling track and swimming for regular events but excludes tournaments and invitationals. Season and single tickets available to adults and students during school days 8 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. through September 17.
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Pendleton Heights
Jim Crosley
Summitville Advances to ASA Semi finals in six inning win
Summitville ACs edged Wabash with a six hitter from Mike Adams and two hit effort by Samons in the semi final push. Summitville scored in the top of the sixth to advance and will face the Kokomo Plym/Punch winner tonight.
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Wabash
Summitville
Mike Adams
Samons
M. Adams
Niverson
Erwin
Whitsel
Mixed League Meeting Set at Cooper's Sport Bowl
The Sunday night mixed bowling league at Cooper's Sport Bowl will hold a meeting Sunday Aug 29 at 6 p.m. at Cooper's. All league members and prospective new members should attend.
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Cooper’s Sport Bowl
Cooper's
NBA Meeting Set Next Week
The National Basketball Association Board of Governors will meet in New York next Tuesday and Wednesday to hear an owners committee report on negotiations with the NBA Players Association. The Players Association threatens not to participate in exhibition games against ABA teams. The merger committee will report on proposed legislation in Congress to join with the ABA.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Board of Governors
NBA Players Association
The
Players Association
American Basketball Association
NBA
ABA
No Comment From School On Rulin Howard Porter Saddened
Howard Porter, Villanova star and tournament MVP, is saddened by NCAA action requiring Villanova to forfeit the 1971 runners-up trophy and $72,347 after findings that he had ABA contract ties before season end. NCAA ruled contracts violated amateur rules and cited documents in a related federal suit between the Pittsburgh Condors and the Chicago Bulls.
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Philadelphia
Villanova
Howard Porter
National Collegiate Athletic Association
UCLA
Porter
Villanuova
Pittsburgh Condors
American Basketball Association
Phillips
Art Mahan
Mahan
NCAA
Robert J. Welsh
Ncaa Rules Committee
Gene Ruane
Father Welsh
Jack Kraft
New Jersey
St. Joseph’s College
ABA
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Chicago
New York
Condors
Chicago Baseball On The Upswing
AP reports Chicago shows strong baseball momentum as the Cubs and White Sox pursue division gains. The Cubs open a 15 game home stand with Fer gy Jenkins facing the Houston Astros in a doubleheader aiming for 20 wins this season. The White Sox ride a five game streak to Cleveland as they seek a higher AL West standing.
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Chicago
Major League Baseball
Cubs
White Sox
Fergy Jenkins
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Cardinals
Bruins
Cleveland
Wrigley Field
Pirates
Astros
Cards
Jenkins
Houston
Ken Forseh
Cub
Kenny Holtzman
Juan Pizarro
Ron Cook
Milt Pappas
Braves
Atlanta
Kansas City
Comiskey Park
Tom Bradley
Indians
Vince Colbert
Bill Shoemaker Celebrates 40th Birthday at Del Mar
Del Mar California AP reports jockey Bill Shoemaker, the winningest rider in thoroughbred history, marked his 40th birthday by riding more horses in a days program amid celebration over his career achievements.
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Ace
Loverly Herald
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Pittsburgh
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McRae
Stargell
Foster
Helms
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A.oliver
L.may
Iph Rerbbso
B.johnson
Tive Feet
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Asa
Smooth As
Silk Kessler
Kessler
Julius Kessler Company
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Rulin
Howard
Chicago Baseball
Tai
11Th St
Bill Shoemaker
Davis Park
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