Highland Laddies face rebuilding season with 12 lettermen
Highland High School begins a tough season with 12 lettermen but only three regulars back from last year. Ed Beeman and Mark Brandon lead the charge as the coach evaluates a large group of inexperienced players while preparing for early tests against Anderson and Madison Heights.
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Vic Roos
Ed Beeman
Mark Brandon
Philadelphia
Mark Yeskie
Laddie
Highland High School
Anderson
Madison Heights
Highland
Hagerstown
Bluffton
Mississinewa
Greenfield
Alexandria
Roas
Nicklaus Targeted At Philadelphia Classic Event
Nicklaus heads to the Philadelphia Classic where multiple rivals including Rodgers Mason Rudolph Ken Venturé R A Sikes Lionel Hebert and Jay Hebert Gay Brewer and Dave Marr compete. The previous win earned 24300 dollars, 24042 dollars in 1964, while this year the first place purse is 21000 dollars benefiting United Cerebral Palsy Association and other charities.
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Rodgers
Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturé
R.A. Sikes
Lionel
Jay Hebert
Gay Brewer
Dave Marr
Nicklaus
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Johnsons and Braves Meet for Memorial Field Return
The Indiana Reformatory Braves visit Memorial Field tonight at 7 for a rematch with Johnsons Real Estate. Last week Anderson edged the Braves 54 with a ninth inning run as Larry Reveal and Nate Harp pitched a duel.
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Indiana
Kokomo
Anderson
John
Highlanders
Marion
Don Brandon
Amo
Doug Nowlin
Jerry Degua
Larry Reveal
Indiana Open scores surge on Speedway course
Kent Harrison of Elk Grove ties the leaders Jim Guinnup of Lafayette and Bob Hamilton of Evansville for the 54 hole lead at 2 over par 218 after a 76 in round three. Amateurs Wally Armstrong and Terry Winter stay in second place with 77 and 73 respectively.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Kent Harrison
Elkwort
Jim Guinoup
Lafayette
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Guinnup
Hamilton
Harrison
Lover
Wally Armstrong
Terry Winter
West Lafayette
Arnold Koehler
Connersville
Koehler
Armstrong
Mark Shaw
Auburn
County Junior Golf Tour yields close finishes at Meadow Visions
Gary Geiger claims top county junior title with a nine hole 39 as 77 players compete in the Junior Boys tourney at Meadow Visions. The event also crowns girls overall winner Marrante Julius 39 and runners up in light of the rough course conditions, Pepsi-Cola sponsors and Meadowbrook pro Geiger.
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Beeman
Highland
Brandon
Laddies
Eskle
John Bitner
Steve Darlington
Leonard Hoch
Spencer Shank
Ed Summers
John Achenbach
Bruce Davis
Randy Frye
Jand
Nicklaus
Palmer
Jekay
al Geiberger
Sanders
Julius Boros
Art Wall
Phil
Mary Weiger
Marrianne Julius
Ivan Geiger
Pepsi - Cola
Meadowbrook
Geiger
Mickey DeHarity
New York
Althea
Gibson
Giants Trade for Defensive End Jim Garcia
The New York Giants acquired defensive end Jim Garcia from the Cleveland Browns for an undisclosed high draft choice. Garcia, 6-5 and 260 pounds, will be tried as a defensive tackle to fill in for injured veterans Rosey Brown and Jim Prestel. He played 12 games as a rookie with Cleveland after a Purdue tackle college career.
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Fairfield
Giants
Philadelphia
Uomer Jones
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