Madison County Teams Open Season In Tipton Jamboree
Highland and Alexandria renews their football rivalries as the Tipton jamboree brings Tigers and Scots to test lines and backs in a quarter apiece. New coach Dale Alt faces rebuilding Highland with limited experience while Alexandria relies on returnees and hoped for depth as Roos at Highland seeks early momentum.
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Alexandria
Madison County
Tipton
Laddies
Green- Tipton
Greenfield
Alex
Facrie
Dale Alt
Roland VanHorn
Scott Lower
Sach
Jeff Swift
Ae Eran
Beck
Ee SC
Tigers
Vic Roos
Roos
Brandon
Beeman
Andy Frye
John Achenbach
Achenbach
Spexaieerat Aear
Louie Bovee
Anderson
Hamilton Heights
Madison Heights
Wield
Bluffton
Pete Russo
Anderson Indians
Tribe
Robert Downham
Shine Notleaville
Edgewood golf victors named by club officials
Edgewood announced husband wife pairs as winners in the club event with top scores listed for low gross and low net categories. The report notes teams such as Gibson and Dennison leading in the main flight and Parker and Canaday among top finishers.
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Victors
Edgewood
Thirteen Score-Soring Tips from a Pocket Guid e
A brief note advertises a pamphlet titled Position Stance and Approach offering thirteen score reducing tips. Readers can obtain a portable copy by sending 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Don Carter at National News paper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Don Carter
C - O National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Don White Wins State Fair Century Race at Indiana Fairgrounds
Don White of Iowa won the State Fair Century stock car race at Indiana Fairgrounds on Friday night, averaging 83.979 mph and finishing ahead of Parnelli Jones and A. J. Foyt. Foyt led early, a mechanical issue during a pit stop sidelined him, and the event set attendance records with 17,820 paid and a $24,250 purse. White earned $6,707. Jones $3,405, with several drivers listed in finish order behind them.
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Don Men
Iowa
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Ceps
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Victoria
B.C
Jones
al Unser
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N.M
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Ariz
Cheesbourg
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wis
Baseball results and schedule across leagues
Friday and yesterday results from the National League American League and Pacific Coast League list scores for St Louis Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Washington Minnesota Detroit New York Chicago Cleveland California and more with rain delays and today’s matchups including Chicago at New York Philadelphia at St Louis and Houston at Kansas City among others. The report notes doubleheaders rain impacted games and night games across multiple venues and leagues.
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Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
California
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
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Seattle
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Raviegen
Styattle
Sportsmen Top Alexandria in 12-2 rout at Memorial Field
The Sportsmen built a 10 run lead by the sixth inning in a seven inning game at Memorial Field. Gordon Robbins pitched a three hitter for New Castle as the Cardinals fell 12-2. Steve Lane hit an over the fence homer and Steve Songer added an inside the park dash. Lane Lacey Teague led with two hits each and six RBI among Sportsmen. The 18-3 club faces Fortville 19-2 in a crucial Inter-County League clash Saturday night.
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Memorial Field
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New Castle Cardinals
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Steve Lane
Lane
Mike Lacey
John Teague
Teague
Songer Rein
Sportsmen
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Alexandria Monroe
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Abernathy
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Erereeese
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Mee
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VanHorn
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Ack
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Ewe Eeeee
Howerton
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Hurst
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Jeffy Seeewenee
Netherton
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Thompson
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Jerry Newer
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Ings
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Ellis
Herb
Ee Wenn Nee
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Wayne
New Castle
Denny
Guilkey
Dan
Zigler
Hartwell
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Shaw
Terry
Radley
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Chance No Hits Indians As Twins Lead AL Chase
Minnesota pitcher Dean Chance fires a no hitter against Cleveland in the second game of a doubleheader to back a 6-0 win after a 6-5 opener, matching a 29 year old feat with two no hit efforts in one month and boosting the Twins atop the American League standings.
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AL Chase
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Minnesota
Dean Chance
Twins
Boston
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Canes
Cesar Tovar
Indians
Maye
Max Alvis
Joe Azcue
Sonny Siebert
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Dodgers Solve Mystery Of Cards Master
Dodgers beat St Louis 2 1 as Bill pitched and doubled to ignite a two run sixth in the first game of a twin bill. Johnny Callison and Bill Mooney tied the score for Philadelphia in a 6 2 win over Pittsburgh with Chris Short winning his first game in division play. Cincinnati edged Houston 2 1 on Vada Pinson homer and John Edwards run scoring single as Mel Queen left with an injury.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Johnny Callison
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Mel Queen
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Bethel and Whetstone Reach Sunday School Title Tilt
Bethel edged Fundamental Baptist 42 in a four hit game on Gene Burris pitching. Mayo Sauerwein won a pitchers duel for Whetstone over Roger Ellis with reliever Zachary Diedring closing. The finalists meet Saturday after a Sunday tourney semi finals clash at Shadeaide.
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Bethel
Whetstone
Shadeaide
Fundamental
Baptist
Gene Burris
Frankfort Harness Racing Results at Clinton County Fair
Friday night harness racing at Clinton County Fair in Frankfort Indiana featured multiple events. Victors included Victor Alemire Bo Knox Range Maid and Orphan Audrey in various trots and paces with times around 2:09 to 2:13 and purses ranging from 600 to 2000 dollars.
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Frankfort
Ind
Clinton County Fair
Victor Alemire
Bo Knox
Orphan Audrey
City County Tennis Semi Finals Arranged
All seeded players reach the semifinals in the Anderson City Madison Counties tournament. Semi final matches set for Saturday at May s Park with finals Sunday at 1 30 p m. Key results include Huffman over Thornburg 6 2 6 3 and Keesling over Wilde 6 1 9 7.
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Anderson City
BSU Area Gridmen Return for 1968 Football Prep
About 52 Ball State athletes invited back for football practice, headed by Ray Louthen. Six area players from Elwood, Greenfield, Noblesville, and Anderson Madison Heights among the hopefuls. Two-a-day workouts begin Aug 28 with 21 lettermen back and last season the Cards went 7 1 1.
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BSU
Elwood
Greenfield
Noblesville
Anderson
Madison Heights
Ball State University
Ray Louthen
Ray McDonald
John Stern
Ed Alley
Phil Faris
Bob Frye
Richard Hent
Louthen
Terre Haute Tops Nashville In 15 Frames Babe Ruth Game
Terre Haute Ind wins 7-4 in 15 innings over Nashville Tenn to reach another round in the Babe Ruth World Series in Anchorage Alaska. Dick Brentlinger's walk and a squeeze play spark late offense, with Ron Wade Tim Allen and Tim Booker delivering key hits as the marathon game ends the Nashville club’s hopes.
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Alaska
Terre Haute
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Dick Brentlinger
Jim Anglea
Anglea
Ron Wade
Tim Allen
Tim Booker
New Orleans
Allen
Fell
Mardis
Coulter
Gooch
Friday Rain Delays Westchester Classic To Monday
Heavy rain washed out the second round of the $250,000 Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club. The delay will push the event to Monday, impacting expected crowds and the fundraiser for seven Westchester County hospitals. Gary Player Mason Rudolph and Jim Colbert led opening action with 66s.
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UPI
Westchester County
Westchester Country Club
Gary Player
Mason Rudolph
Jim Colbert
Rain Delays Orioles Angels doubleheader weekend
A rain postponement shifts the Baltimore Orioles and California Angels twin bill to this weekend. A doubleheader will be played Saturday and Sunday, replacing the original single games.
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UPI
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
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