Nevele Pride in Horseman Futurity at Indiana State Fair
The Indiana State Fair hosts two days of Grand Circuit pacing and a day-long program by the Indiana Poling and Pacing Horse Association. Nevele Pride, Hambo winner, is set for the Horseman Futurity for three-year-old trotters worth about 55000 dollars. Renald, Bo Bald, Lal Verne Isnover and Billy Haughton appear in main events.
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Washburn and Brock Spark Cardinals in Shutout Win
Ray Washburn scattered nine hits and drove in a run as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0. Lou Brock stole four bases, boosting his season total to 41, one behind the league leader Maury Wills.
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Grove Leaves U. Sophs In Line For FB
Bloomington AP Brock opened the game with Grove a two year letter his injury led him to leave Indiana University for Armstrong College Savannah Ga He was the only absentee Wednesday as the team reported for fall practice.
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Twins Top Indians 3-2 on late surge
Bob Allison homered and Rich Rollins with John Roseboro drove in two eighth inning runs to lift the Minnesota Twins over the Cleveland Indians 3-2. Jim Kaat allowed ten strikeouts in a quality start as Cleveland faded after a tied game through seven.
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Preston Gomez Named Manager Of San Diego
Pedro Preston Gomez a Los Angeles Dodger coach since 1985 was named Thursday to manage the San Diego Padres expansion club in the National League Eddie Leishman Padre general manager announced at a news conference Gomez 43 a Cuba native residing in Mexico City will manage a big league club for the first time after two seasons as a player minor league manager and major league coach He appeared in eight games in 1984 with Washington of the American League The contract was for one year with terms not disclosed.
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Tri-County Men's Golf Championship finalists named
Norman Sanders Jack Beck Milt Owen and Rex Alspaugh lead the field for the Tri-County Championship after late-night announcements. Sanders edged Joe Niece by one stroke. Beck faces Sanders in a semifinal over 18 holes at the Tri-County course this weekend. Owen meets Alspaugh in the other semifinal with a 26 hole final set for Monday Lalor Day.
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Cardinals Blank Moose as Brock Steals and Scores
Brock walked and stole second before scoring on Wird and Maria hits in the sixth to back a strong start. Cardinals pitchers silenced Moose in the third, enforcing a quick withdrawal of Grove by umpires amid a tense dugout moment.
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Palmer Makes Peace Proposal To PGA Committee
Arnold Palmer presented a secret peace proposal to the PGA executive committee aimed at healing the split with touring professionals. After a 41 hour closed meeting Max Ellitt, PGA president, said the committee would seek wider advisement on Palmer’s plan.
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Mets top Reds 20 in high scoring Western clash
Cal Koonce and Ron Taylor combined on a two hitter as the New York Mets defeated Cincinnati 20. Ken Boswell and Art Shamsky drove in runs with a third inning double and a fifth inning score, while Pete Rose’s hitless streak reached 19 games.
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Moore Duplicates Upset Victory In U S Open
South African amateur Ray Moore, noted for hipster hair and sideburns, stunned top seed Andres Gimeno in the first round of the U S Open. Moore won 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-1 in a historic Open debut, as spectators witnessed a major upset in the early rounds.
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IU Soph Running Back Sidelined by Mononucleosis
Indiana University announces sophomore running back Wek Thompson has mononucleosis. Coach John Pont doubts he will be fit for the season opener versus Baylor. Larry Highbaugh, a 9.4 sprinter from Indianapolis Washington, replaces him at halfback after spring practice safety work.
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Chisox Edge Yankees 1-0 In Tight Ninth Inning Win
Chicago White Sox defeat New York Yankees 1 to 0 as Luis Aparicio singles home the go ahead run in the seventh. Horlen and Barber match zeroes through six, with McCraw reaching on a bunt and Aparicio producing the decisive hit in a strong pitching duel.
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Tick Casting Ha Dry Fly
Fish migrate and cruise shorelines at Wywekt Lake and rivers. Catfish feed as sun warms shallows and cast natural stink bait by exposing bait in sun for at least 30 minutes. Use two proper floats 12 to 18 inches above the sinker to prevent line uncoiling.
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Phil Niekro pitched two hits and the Atlanta Braves won 3-0 over the Philadelphia Phillies. Felipe Alou Hank Aaron and Deron Johnson each homered to anchor the victory while John Briggs and Gary Sutherland contributed the only Phillies hits.
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Knych Wins Indiana Open Title at Indianapolis
Ed h of Fort Harrison captured the Indiana Open with a final round 93 to finish at 207, edging Seve Mayhew who led by two at the start. Mayhew 23, finished two strokes behind with 268 after a late surge, while third-round leader Larry Bianca shot 296 to finish tied for fourth. other top finishers included Don Essig and Charley Gerter at 206 and 78s respectively.
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Astros Thrash Marichal In Big Astros Giants Tilt
Houston pounded Juan Marichal for six runs through two innings and rode Dave Giusti s four hitter to a 6 1 victory over San Francisco. The win moved Giusti to 9 12 while Marichal fell to 23 7 after lasting 1 23. Menke slugged a three run homer in the first and Herrera doubled plus scored on a squeeze as Giants committed three errors in the second.
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Pirates Sign Pilot For 1968 Season
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced Larry Sheehy will return as manager for next year. Injuries plagued key players early and into the season, including Roberto Clemente Gene Alley Willie Stargell Tommie Sisk and Fred Patek, with Shepard transitioning from the minors to the major league staff.
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South Meridian Captures Sunday School Softball Title
South Meridian Church of God wins the Sunday School A League tourney at Shadyside, defeating North Anderson R 10 to 9 behind pitcher Hob Kearns. Dan Frost earns the win. North Anderson’s Th L Baker hits a solo homer in the fourth. A rainout awards Fundamental Baptist a 74 forfeit over Arrow Heights.
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Major Attendance Passes 20 Million for 7th Straight Season
New York AP reports MLB attendance topped 20 million for the seventh straight season in 1968, total through early September reaching 20,076,167. Eckert disclosed the figure as part of league attendance updates while noting last year’s final paid attendance.
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NOW OPEN Jiffy Car Wash Self Service
Jiffy Car Wash opens a self service location at 8th and Madison offering automated bays and soap options for quick vehicle cleaning. The news notes a new car service option in town with multiple stations and modern equipment.
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