Indiana Amateur Golf qualifiers named from three clubs
Pat Welch of Auburn led the Lafayette field with 72 69 to 141, topping 29 others for state qualifier berths at Otter Creek July 15 19. Mike Gery and Steve Lyman followed, with notable hole in one by Mike Roberts' son and other local players advancing from Anderson Kokomo and Lafayette courses.
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Lafayette Country Club Battleground Course
Steve Lyman
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Buffy Mayerstein
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Brent Hartman
Arby’s Club Softball Clinches City Championship
Arby’s Club Softball defeated Union Health Center 7 to 1 in the City Championship final at Shadyside diamond. Sauerwein pitched seven strong hits, while Arby’s Bays contributed a two run homer and three RBIs. Perkins added two RBIs and Blair collected two hits for Arby’s. U.H.L.C. tallied a single run.
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Roberts Wins County Golf Championship
Veteran golfer Dick Roberts fired a par 72 to win the revived Madison County golf tournament at Idlewold Pendleton with a 213 total over 54 holes. He beat Ron Treesh Jr by one stroke with Treesh taking low net, while Bill Spannuth finished two back in low gross.
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Anderson Americans Fall Behind Early In Babe Ruth Tourney
Anderson Olympics jumped to a 40 lead in the first inning as the Anderson Americans managed little offense in a 9 to 2 loss opening the local Babe Ruth Host State Tourney at South Diamond. PGA golfers also hit 15 holes in one in 1967, including Miller Barber with two in the Dallas Open and Western Open.
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Lapel Drops Mt. Vernon In Lopsided WRC Baseball
Mt. Vernon defeats Lapel 9 to 2 as Lapel pitchers issue 11 walks and fielding errors assist Mt. Vernon. Layton homered for Lapel, who fall to 6-4. Summitville visits Lapel on Wednesday.
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Yanks Fall to Washington as Houk Ejected in Dispute
Washington beat New York 3-1 on Monday night. The Yankees lost two pitchers to injuries and manager Ralph Houk was ejected in a heated argument over an umpire’s call that cost them a go-ahead run.
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Short Retires 15 In Row As Phillies Top Cubs
Chris Short retired 15 straight batters in one stretch and needed ninth inning relief to seal a 6-4 Phillies win over the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. The Phils broke a four-game skid with unearned runs as Don Kessinger spoiled Chicago bunts early, while Adolfo Phillips and Gene Oliver helped trigger a rally. Short improved to 6-8 with 2 38 innings, and the Cubs defense faltered behind Nye as Philadelphia tallied in the first, second and sixth.
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Yarbrough Sets Qualifying Mark For Second Time
Leroy Yarbrough of Columbia South Carolina drove a 1968 Mercury to an average 187.049 mph to set a Firecracker 400 qualifying record for the second time in two days at Daytona Beach Florida. Other Monday qualifiers included Charlie Glotzbach Georgetown Indiana and Cale Yarborough Timminsville South Carolina who both broke the pole record. Bob Unser of Albuquerque New Mexico also qualified in a 1968 Camaro at 99.615 mph.
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N.M
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Australia
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Holland
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South Africa
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Long Beach
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Ashe Leads U S Tennis Bid With Surprising Wimbledon Upsets
Arthur Ashe, an Army lieutenant from Richmond, Va., set the pace at Wimbledon as he upset defending champion John Newcombe in five sets to reach the quarterfinals. Joining him were Clark Graebner, Dennis Ralston, and Earl Buchholz as Americans advancing in a sunlit day with temperatures in the low 90s.
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Swain's Grand Slam Highlights Franklin League Play
Coca-Cola hurler Steve Swain blasted a grand slam and a second inning homer in a 10 to 1 win over Carpenter's Union. Swain dedicated the shot to his father, Coach Lee Swain, and the family plans to move back to Texas after the All-Star Little League game. Local doubleheaders and upcoming games are listed for the Franklin league.
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All Star 1968 AL lineup announced for Houston game
The American League revealed its starting lineup for the July 9 All-Star game in Houston. Key selections include Harmon Killebrew at first, Rod Carew second, Jim Fregosi at short, Brooks Robinson third, and outfielders Carl Yastrzemski Willie Horton and Frank Howard, with Bill Freehan catching. Pitching staff features Sam McDowell Tommy John Dennis McLain Mel Stottlemyre Jose Santiago and Luis Tiant as starters and relievers. Reserves include Mickey Mantle Boog Powell Dave Johnson Bert Campaneris Don Wert Rick Monday Ken Harrelson Tony Oliva Joe Azcue Duane Josephson among others.
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Cleveland
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Dennis McLain
Detroit
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Jose Santiago
Boston
John Odom
Oakland
Luis Tiant
Mickey Mantle
John “Boog
Powell
Baltimore
Dave Johnson
Bert Campaneris
Don Wert
Rick Monday
Ken Harrelson
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Champs Bump Americans In First Contest
In the Elwood District 13 year old boys baseball tournament opening games Elwood All Stars beat Anderson National All Stars 19 to 4 at Elwood Park. Anderson Olympics edged Elwood 5 to 4 in the championship finals Monday as Olympics pulled ahead late with a pair of runs in the sixth and three more in the eighth.
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Francona And Upshaw Spark Braves To 5 1 Win
Tito Francona drove in two runs with two singles and Cecil Upshaw pitched well as the Atlanta Braves defeated the San Francisco Giants 5 to 1 in San Francisco. Francona drove in Aaron and later added another RBI, while Upshaw relieved Ned Niekro in the eighth and preserved the lead.
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Denver Faces 26-Game 1968 69 Basketball Schedule
Denver's 1968 69 men's basketball schedule features 26 games including six opponents that played in national tournaments last March.
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University For Denver
Twyman sets 10th annual Stokes benefit game at Kutsher’s
Cincinnati star Jack Twyman announced the 10th annual benefit basketball game for hospitalized Maurice Stokes will be held August 13 at Kutsher's Country Club in Monticello New York. Twyman, a former Cincinnati Royals teammate and Stokes' legal guardian, notes Stokes has encephalitis and has been confined to a hospital since March 1958.
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