Swinehart Fires 69 Wins County Golf Meet
Rod Swinehart shot a three under par 69 at Sdin wold Golf Club to win the Anderson Newspapers Madison County tournament with a 210 total. Phil Sullivan also carded 69 but was four back. Bob Arnold shot 68 for third at 217. Bethel King won the net division after a 204 tied with Joe Fields, prevailing in a sudden death playoff. Awards were presented at Idlewold after dinner by Eric Flowers Wayne Hensley and Charles Laughlin.
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Rod Swinehart
Sdinwold Golf Club
Anderson Newspapers, Incorporated
Madison County
Phil Sullivan
Swinehart
Bob Arnold
Arnold
Sullivan
Bethel King
King
Joe Fields
Idlewold
Eric Flowers
Grandview
Wayne Hensley
Charles Laughlin
Oe Newspaper, Incorporated
Dan McFadden
Gerald Bodkin
Mike Brow
Emer
Jerry Steenerson Eee
Neal Spannuth
Keith McFadden
Calvin Caudill
Don Ranger
Jay Dixon
Wall Smith
al Teter
Dan McFarland
Deenemies
Mike Borson
James Mur
Jerry Williams
Phi Oore
Barry McFadden
Dave Bilbrey
Jack Beck Oe Ewan
Gerald Musselman
Geor Vaught
Ewens
Zebadee Christian
Gene Owens
Stephens
Fred Simpson
Fred Simpson Oa
Mark Elliott
Frank Cipolloso
Heston
Andy Kolins
le Ogame
George Otis Cocnnsen
Gene Wolfe
Mr Ee
Merlin Tyler
Tom Forrest
Wn Onan
Andy Sandala
Bob Dunham
Jeff Roberts
Dick Granger
Dale Overlin Om
Darryl Richards
Jerry VanMetre
Dave Butler Innenene
Roger Garrett Glaze Aw Wen
Eugene Eee Ew Ee
Hugh Kettron
Percy Hul
Ana
Jack Dennis Boyce Wood
Cane
Ee Mee
Dick Keithley
Bill A
Ome
Ervin ‘Ashby
Mike Zorabedian Owwe
Bob Winidlan
Ron McSherry
Don Cronin
Dusty Rhodes
Bud Shannon
Ron Oa
Jim Baker
W. McBarnes
Frank Lancing
Dennis Webb
Keith Schepper
Vern Riggins
Ken Bruce
Jim Jackson
Bob Snow
Neen Cacao Boson
Calvin Caudillinca
Ea Nina
Zebadee
Christian Ona
Gene Wensi
Percy Hill
Ervin Ashby
Rod Skiles Ee
Sportsmen Pound Muncie In Stan Musial League Twin Bill
The Sportsmen swept a doubleheader 8-5 and 14-2 away from Muncie, totaling 27 hits to 13. Ned Campbell and Doug Stonebraker earned wins as Greg Tipton, Rick Eads, and others contributed multi hit days. Kokomo Highlanders visit Memorial Field Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Anderson Sportsmen
Muncie Texaco
Muncie
Sportsmen
Steve Songer
John Bias
Ned Campbell
Greg Tipton
Rick Eads
Larry Burns
Randy Delph
Mike Kirby
Doug Stonebraker
United Baseball League
Kokomo Highlanders
Anderson
Memorial Field
Elegant Wedding Line Offers 15 Percent Off Pack Deal
Local advertiser promotes a wedding package deal with 15 percent off a bundled service. The campaign highlights value for couples planning ceremonies and receptions through a limited time offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elegant
Prosser sweeps Sun Valley speed events in New Castle
Gene Prosser of New Castle wins the 25 lap modified stock feature at Sun Valley Speedway on Friday night and repeats Saturday claiming a third Saturday night feature victory of the season. He leads from lap 8 over Don Higgins with Harold Scott third. Bob Fields and Dick Hinshaw win the two Figure 8 races amid red flags from accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Prosser
New Castle
Sun Valley Speedway
Prosser
Sun Valley
Harold Scott
Don Higgins
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Dick Hinshaw
Millville
Fields
Darrell Skaggs
Cambridge City
Gene Christie
Gaston
Darwin Blankenship
Anderson
Fred Beeman
Pete Hutchison
Ak Dick Hinshaw
Junior Shirley
Gene Jeffers
John Keller
Tom Hughes
Jim Spears
Noblesville
Sam Rogers
Gene Cook
Wilkinson
Kaat Doubtful for Season After Wrist Injury
Minnesota Twins pitcher Jim Kaat sprained his left wrist sliding into second base in Chicago. X rays will determine fracture risk, with results due in a week. Kaat had a 10-2 record and pitched until the eighth inning before relief. The veteran returned to Minneapolis as the team headed to Boston for a three game series.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Twins
Jim Kaat
Chicago
Kaat
Minneapolis
Boston
Minnesota
McLain Debuts with Braves After Oakland Trade
Denny McLain joins the Atlanta Braves after being traded from Oakland for Orlando Cepeda. The former Cy Young winner arrived amid questions from manager Lyman Harris and pitching coach Lou Burdette about his ability to pitch, with McLain expressing readiness and improved mindset following a stint in the minor leagues.
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Houston
Denny McLain
Atlanta
Braves
Perosnne
Eddie Robinson
Robinson
McLain
Okland Athletics
Orlando Cepeda
Lyman ‘Harris
Lou Burdette
Harris
Phil) Niekro
Ron
Reed
Burdette
Oakland
Texas Rangers
Madison Regatta set as Ohio River returns to normal
Madison Indiana prepared for the 22nd Governor's Cup on Tuesday as waivers on qualifying were approved despite debris in the Ohio River. Officials moved the pit area upstream, but regained access as river levels dropped and crews ready 7 boats for the world championship race amid debris catching efforts upriver.
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Mike Harris
Associated Press
Madison, Ind
Madison
Ohio River
Indiana
Ken Wright
Wright
Ohio
Regatta
Washington
D.C
Jack Ice
Potomac River
Ice
Kentucky
Bluegrass
Markland
Playground Tops Muncie in Indiana Invitational Softball
American Playground lost two games while defeating Louisville and Ashland in the Indianapolis Invitational. Louie Clear pitched a no hitter against Louisville in a 10 0 win, Jim Stonebreaker struck out 10 in a Merchants win, and Roger Denny hit two home runs to raise his season total to 13. John Anderson took two losses as his record fell to 16 5. American Playground schedules a double header with Regency Trailer Sales and hosts Cincinnati next.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Louie Clear
Louisville
Clear
Olis
Jim Stonebreaker
Stonebreaker
Merchants
Playground
Ashland
Roger Denny
American Playground
John Anderson
Indy Merchants
Skaggs
Anderson and Fleet
A. Playground
Frazier
Holthouser
Fleet
Denny
American Playound
J Omas
van Dine
Anderson and
Miller
Pendleton Kiwanis to Host Junior Open Tennis Tourney
The Pendleton Kiwanis Club will host a Junior Open Boys tennis tournament for 18 and under players on July 8 and 9 at the Pendleton Heights courts. USLTA rules apply with a 15 minute default period. entry forms are available locally and from Jim Noggle and other organizers.
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Pendleton Kiwanis Club
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Pendleton Heights
Anticipants
Mays ‘Park
Jim Noggle
Raible Ave
Apt
K-1
Anderson
E. State Street
Pendleton
Chuck Smith
Pearl Street
Dickerson Named Coach at Muncie North High
MUNCIE Indiana AP Myron Dickerson the former Connnersville state champion coach will lead Muncie North High School this fall He guided Connnersville to 93 wins and 53 losses over seven years and was named this year's Coach of the Year by the Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association.
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Muncie
Ind
Connersville
Muncie North High School
Myron Dickerson
Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association
Harness Racing Opens At Free Fair Tonight
The 192 Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association season begins tonight at Athletic Park with three races at 7 30 p m. A two year old pace with two divisions carries 1250 dollars, an overnight trot for nonwinners of 3000 lifetime carries 600 dollars, and Tuesday features a three year old pace for 1000 dollars. The Anderson Free Fair offers more than 10000 dollars in purses over four race nights on the half mile oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheltic Park
Anderson Free Fair
Herald
Shari Keys
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association
Athletic Park
ITPHA
Anderson
Purse-$937.00 Entries for Local Harness Race
A list of 93 horses with owners, bases, and drivers across Indiana towns such as Peru Logansport Elwood Noblesville Connersville and Indianapolis. Notable names include Everett Worsham William Rozzi Dave McClain Emmett Eakin and Paul Slonaker among others.
Miles Tries Again Sunday At Mount Lawn
Dennis Miles of Muncie seeks to defend first in the Raintree 100 at Mount Lawn Speedway. A lap 29 crash after Dick Hinsahn’s engine failure caused a pileup and rain halted play, forcing a postponement to next Sunday night. Harold Scott and others start behind Miles. 13 more drivers compete. In super-six, Bill Miller and Gene Cook earned heat wins with Jim Hanna taking the trophy dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Dennis Miles
Muncie
Mount Lawn Speedway
Miles
Dick Hinsahn
Harold Scott
Gene Prosser
Shorty Hinshaw
Darrel Skaggs
Ellis Herbert
Don Skaggs
Bill Miller
Gene Cook
Golf Center ABCD best three-scores results announced
Dallas Ball Hap Stoker Gary Leever and Les Cuffren led with a 172 to win the Anderson Golf Center ABCD best three-scores tournament sponsored by Blossome Shope. George Otis Fay Barker Bob Rees Sr. and O. D. Adams took second with 173. Gerald Musselman Dan Jones Robert Fox Joe Vaccaro Chuck Stanley tied with R. D. Roudebush Woody Skaggs George Dugger Russ Welch for third at 174.
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Dallas Ball
Hap Stoker
Gary Leever
Les Cuffren
Anderson Golf Center
Blossome Shope
George Otis
Fay Barker
Bob Rees Sr
O. D. Adams
Gerald Musselman
Dan Jones
Robert Fox
Joe Vaccaro
Chuck Stanley
R. D. Roudebush
Woody Skaggs
George Dugger
Russ Welch
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Bob Arnold Ween
Ron Treesh
Steve Barnett
Schu
Bill Woodruff
Dick Roberts
Max Minnick
Wiel
Eli
Main St
Jim Cloud
Mgr
Regency Trailer Sales
Auxiliary Police Field
Cincinnati
Randy Nicholls
Heckaman Buick
Dickerson
Lo Dutch
A. H. Cole
Peru
Missions First
Robert Willis
Logansport
Gary Willis
Tabors Bay
Everett L. Worsham
Tippecanoe
Everett Worsham
Galveston Go
Joyce and
Herschel Hamilton
Paul Reisert
M. E. Popular
M. E. Hiner
William Rozzi
Early One
Dave McClain
Lima
Rucus Direct
Eddie M. Wilborn
Alexandria
Joe Wainscott
Major's Chief
Emmett, Eakin
Greenfield
Emmett Eakin
Time
Leo Jarrett
Elwood
Frank Armstrong
Swayzee
Lowell Trimble
Mighty Vicar
Earl Evans
Milton
Paul Slonaker
Outasight Billy
James and
Gertrude Hartley
Corydon
James Hartley
Golden Dan Dean
Ed Crouch
Nate Trimble
Spoiled Brat
Leslie A. Cunningham
Rex Robbins
Quick N Steady
David Harris
Yardly
Michiana Tiger
Daniel L. Graber
Shipshewana
Gerald Smith
Castro
Frankfort
Rambling Willie
Raymond Gibson
Monroeville
Purse
Malinda Lew
George Stipanovic
Howard Turley
Star Duster
Roland Williams
Hobart
Sugar Cookie
Ray Sanders
Forest
Lisa T. Direct
William B. Trees
Marion
Marion Holliday
Colby’s Girl
G. C. Haas
Scotch Delight
Eli Knapp
Antwerp
Robert Savage
Decatur Boy
Clark Fink
Monroe
K. Fink
Just Ahead
Cora A. Quinn
Carl Quinn
Format
James B. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Winter Ellen
Sam A. Roberts
Warren
Eugene McEvoy
Stanley Lake
St. Joe
Lafe Hughart
M.C.C
Jerry Landess
Portland
Go Spangler
Richard and
Garick Mallory
Renova
Don Paddock
Gary Paddock
Graceful Painter
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Arthur P. Rhamy
Wabash
George S. Wilfong
George Wilfong
Dating Time
John and
Vonna Wire
John Wire
D. E. Brauchla
Converse
Vic Lesure
Merry Singer
Polly Pep Tide
C. V. Thorgren
Mount Lawn
Golf Center
Ray
Bush
Allegheny
Allegheny Air Systems
Burger Man
St. Rd
E. 53Rd St
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