Marauders Clinch WRC Title In Dramatic Win
Mount Vernon ties Pendleton Heights late then wins in extras to clinch the White River Conference crown. The Marauders, now 1-2 in WC play, rally as Kendrick doubles and Wilson singles in the seventh to force a tie before Callahan and Asher set up a dramatic finish with strategic moves and an RBI single by Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Pingleton
Mount Vernon
White River
Pendleton Heights
Vance
Matheson
Mouhl. Vernon
Cole
Callahan
Asher
Kendrick
Wilson
Stafford
Wilk
Bauchert
Themo
WRC
Frankton
Yorktown
Pendleton
Caron
Mitchel
Rathi
Shepherd
Sa Matheson
Combs
Cansday
Hayhcoat
WWE
Breny Asher
Priddy
Huidhras Baushert
Thacker
I. Pet
Minnesota
Blyven Aid
Wiley Rendack
Pitisbarah
Newark
Ura
New York
Treas Sands
Boston Hey
Lord
Wordenbecker
Detroit Watch
Kansas City
Cadahae
Chicago
Osteen
Miquakew
Sprague
Cleveland
Harrison
California
Ny Angeles
Varco
Ele
San Francisco
Ait
Reedsick
Oaklaind Wilson
Canneyner
Atlanta
UL Po Hondenbecker
Sshapherd
Mouston
Thackye
Carneus
Allt
San Fragriscar Barr
Cheape Combs
EMM
Steart Vernon
Roxas
Chiro
Nowstonitime
Cencinzat
Philadelphia
Noustoea
Northreal
St Louis
Franesco Caston
Hines
Oaklaad
Trail
State Am Pairings Set For Area
Otter Creek in Columbus hosts the first two days of the 1975 State Amateur golf tourney with seven local qualifiers from Madison County plus Don LaPierre of Yorktown. Monday morning opens with Barnett and Cue in the first tier, and others like Granger, Snouffer, Bell, LaPierre, Sullivan, Estes, Cardwell, Lach, Gipson, Kahire, and Steger also paired across first and tenth tees, with Tuesday shifts announced for several as players switch nines and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek
Columbus
Madison County
Don LaPierre
Yorktown
Edgewood Country Club
Kitt Gipson
Kent Kahire
Barnettees
Cue
Granger
LaPierre
Sullivan
Estes
Sully
Scott Steger
John
Doc) O'Neal
Denny Hepler
Box Scores From a Fragmented Modern Basketball Line
OCR fragment lists players and partial stats across teams including Minnesota and New York games. It names numerous players such as Tavarch, Warrai, Dostezh, Spetter, Hatgrovell, Fishyanon, Levent, Libbeye, and Cardenas with scattered numbers, indicating a box score page with incomplete scores and player lines. The text also references teams like Texas and Minnesota, mentioning names like Yastreemski and Howell in a garbled context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missarki Abr
Tavarch
Odrhotm Ab
Gomeres
Masons
Touryd
Benkmass
State Tourney Set In Muncie
Delco Mattery in Muncie will host the state slow-pitch softball tournament for U DP and EF Teague teams from the 25th to 27th. First and second place advance to the World Tournament in Petersburg, Virginia with expenses paid. Team trophies will be awarded. Further information from Jerry Stout or Bob Mitchell at 284-4193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco Mattery
Muncie
EF Teague
Petersburg
Jerry Stout
Mitchell
Aaron Leads AL All Stars In Dark's 28 Man Roster
Hank Aaron heads a 12 man addition by Alvin Dark to complete the American League roster for next Tuesday's game in Milwaukee County Stadium. Aaron, in his AL debut, joins George Scott on the Brewers’ side as the AL’s youngest stars vie to face the NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hank Aaron
Oakland
Alvin Dark
Milwaukee
County
Aaron
Milwaukee Brewers
Atlanta Braves
Babe Ruth
Lynn
Bands
Jackson
Rudi
Dark
Freehan
Catcher
Ray Fosse
Carlton Fisk
Boston
Ellie Rodriguez
Yastrzemski
Scott
Chrig Chambliss
Yankees
Lee May
Baltimore
Orta
Kansas City
Cookie Rojas
Bobby Grich
Hallimore
Sandy Alomar
Dent
Robin Dunt
Chalk
Sal Bando
Cleveland
Buddy Bell
McRae
Hendrick
Washington
An Hargrove
Texas
Billy Martin
del Crandall
Demolition Derby Returns to Lions Fair in Muncie
The Demolition Derby will be held this year at the Lions Delaware County Fair in Muncie on Thursday night in July. Last three years drew overflow crowds and Bernie Smith of Albany, last year’s winner, is the first entry. Entry is open to cars meeting alteration inspection with a 50 entry limit. Rules and entry blanks available at the fair office weekdays. Motorcycle racing will run between heats of the derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Chook
Bernie Smith
Albany
West Highland Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marauders
Erray
Hallicoat
Kerring
Los Angeles
Montea
Avants
Dalyeams
Moston
Tee
Det AL Katvens City
Casiforniz
Eraid i
Steve Barnett
Jim Cue
Barnett
Ted Boots
Indianapolis
B. Cooper
Joe Klein
Mark Lita
O21
Don Granger
Phil Snouffer
Mike Bell
Bruce Knutson
Ron Meiling
Phil Sullivan
Ryan Isles
Dick Cardwell
Lach. Estes
Maresats
Brew York
Minnnesota
Boramson
Serta
Ferrell
G Nels
Jamilitiss
Oliva
Sf—Whithield
Imiella
Horer
Corbin Wee
Albury
Furniture
Hewitt's
Bett
Calur
Ea Ae
Mustang
Ie Ballons
Fry
Wilkes
Chia
MTC Ss Lumber
Wen
CAS Po Reve
BOC
Bas
PEPSI
Sea Tho
Tom Tarrith Carman
Columbus Aven
Columbus Avenua
Valvoline
Kendall Motor OK
Kendall
AGCEL
Spih
Fas
Anderson
E. 9Th St
Nickal Ave
Columbus Ave
Wille Mays
Stan Musial
Catfish Hunter
Vida Blue
Rollie Fingers
A's
Steve Busby
Jim Palmer
Nolan Ryan
Rich Gossage
Jim Kaat
Chicago White Sox
Hamlestoner
Toner
Ray Fonse
Ellie Rodrigues
Califorale
Bill Preeti
Detroit
Healy
Nave City
Borie
Tim Sandberg
Fest
Gene Tenace
Oddland
Mike Hargrove
Sal Chambliss
May
Gallimore
Cul Yasirzemsit
George Scott
Milch
John Mayberry
Saul Alomar
Kew
Denny Doyle
xJecry Henry
Dave Nelson
Thad
Graig Nettles
Oabland
Rocky Bell
X-Frave Chalk
Brooks Robinson
Baltin
Don Money
Biea Ferrorelli
Baston
Igi Bom
Aurelia Rodriguez
Shortstop
Campaneris
Robin Yount
Becky Deol
Frank Duffy
Mark Belanger
Fred Patek
Danny Thompson
Toby Harrah
Hobby Bonds
Kergie Jackson
Joe Hui
Oskisal
Feed Lynn
Nostan
Zell Burcoughs
Wal MeWar
Carlos May
Menry Aaron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!