Six Local Athletes Headed For AAU State Junior Olympics
Six local athletes from four schools will compete in the Indiana AAU Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships at Ft Wayne Concordia Zollner Stadium. Entries include Kip Wile and Greg Duncan of Central, Chris Falker and Billy Sawyer of South Side, Tom Foust of North Side, and Howard Wile II of Riley Grade School.
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Ft. Wayne
Dayton
Ohio
Spokane
Washington
Central
Kip Wile
Wile
Kip
South Side
Billy Sawyer
Sawyer
North Side
Tom Foust
Foust
ACC Club Championship Opens Monday
The Anderson County Club annual men's club championship opens Monday July 17 with entries accepted at the Pro Shop by Ray Jones. General Chairman Ted Smith says rounds may be played weekdays. first round deadline July 24, second by July 31, third by August 7, and all championship matches on Sunday August 20.
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Anderson Country Club
Ray Jones
Ted Smith
Spoo Shuts Down Carmel as Pirates Win 5-1
Larry Spoo earned his third win with Madison Heights as the Pirates beat Carmel 5-1 in the first game of a Summer League twin bill at Memorial Field. A rain-shortened second game left the Bucs ahead 3-0.
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Madison Heights Pirates
Carmel
Memorial Field
Bucs
Pirates
al LaMond
Jay Brehm
Allan Jones
LaMond
Stan Saurwein
Brehm
Jones
Greg Roof
Spoo
Muncie South
Mount Vernon Rally Beats Lapel In White River Tourney
Marauders edge Lapel 6 0 in the first round as Joe Hall hits a three run homer and Rex Wilson and Mark Thacker contribute on a four hitter. Lapel pitcher Mark Barnhizer walks two in the first inning and Mount Vernon takes control with key hits and a late sacrifice fly.
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Joe Hall
Rex Wilson
Mark Thacker
Mount Vernon
White River
Lupel
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Bob Bolander
Mike Noe
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Bob Lee
Scott Bills
Barnhizer
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Brad Bunnell
Bulldogs
Frankton
Babe Ruth game notes spark at Crawford Field
Evening Optimist reports a sparse box with mentions of Babe Ruth, North Anderson Sprite 470, and players Prince Phillips Singleton Greene Dill Lance Teague Crawford Buck Cotton Capella. Three hits credited to Lance Teague and Capella, with Woodruff and Buck also contributing.
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Phillips
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Crawford Field
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Buck
Cotton
Capella
Pacers Sign Jolly Spight From Santa Clara
The Indiana Pacers of the American Basketball Association announce the signing of Jolly Spight from Santa Clara. Spight joins the Pacers as part of roster additions amid a busy signing period.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
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Santa Clara
Celtics Sale Approved by NBA Governors
The NBA board approved the 5.1 million sale of the Boston Celtics to Robert Schmertz, who will remain as an owner and pursue a new regional stadium. The decision followed a close vote with 13 of 17 needed for approval, while a bid for the Chicago Bulls by Marvin Fishman was rejected for lacking a stadium lease.
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Fishman Group
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Pattin Has 813 Innings Before Ninth Inning Hit Sparks Boston Win
Marty Pattin pitched a near perfect game for Boston, finally yielding a single to Reggie Jackson in the ninth as the Red Sox blanked Oakland 4 0. Williams homered in both ends of a doubleheader and Rick Monday added two homers for Chicago, while Cincinnati and San Francisco also posted wins. Steve Carlton and others contributed strong outings in a busy MLB day.
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Reggie Jackson
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Jackson
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Milwaukee
Williams
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Joe Pepitone
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Jack Billingham
Bench
San Francisco
New York Mets
Ron Bryant
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Rick Reichardt
Ed Spiezio
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Don Money
Joe Lahoud
Minnesota
Sal Bando
Bando
Red Sox
Carlton Fisk
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Yastrzemski
Petrocelli
Fisk
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Astros
Jimmy Wynn
Lee Sparks Center rallies with four homers in softball win
Lee belted two homers including a grand slam and a solo shot as Geater Center defeated UAW 662 15-5 in Madison County Women’s softball. Mercer's Auctioneers crushed Summitville Acettes 25-7 while Chesterfield Businessmen beat Bennett's Lumber 14-9. Wednesday schedule shows Summitville vs Bennett's and Chesterfield vs Geater Center in brackets after rain delays.
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Genter Center
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Neal
Tribe Nips Bearcats In Summer League Clash
MUNCIE Roy Taylor pitched a four hitter as Anderson edged Muncie Central 3-1. The Bearcats led 1-0 on a passed ball in the second. Anderson tied in the third on walks and wild pitches, then pulled away in the fourth aided by Muncie errors as Frosard doubled and scored with Sink driving in a run. Anderson improves to 7-2 and hosts New Castle Wednesday at Memorial Field.
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Link
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Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Recap
Yesterday and Wednesday results across the major leagues show the Phillies and Mets among the victors while Boston and New York posted losses. Notable games include Cincinnati routing Pittsburgh 5-0 and Houston edging Chicago 6-5. Schedule lines list remaining matchups with times in EDT across divisions and venues.
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Kansas City
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Caldwell
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Stoneman
McDowell
Matlack
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Selma
Roberts
Reuschel
Auania
Schueler
Gibgon
Walker
Simpson
Madison County ASA fast-pitch tourney opens Aug 2
The Madison County fast-pitch Amateur Softball Association state tournament starts Wednesday August 2 at Shadyside Park. It is single elimination with a $25 entry fee due in cash before July 30, and the drawing occurs at 4:30 p.m. that day at Shadyside Park. Entry blanks are available from Leon Zachary or at Shadyside Park. All ASA rules apply and each team must supply one new ball per game.
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Shadyside Park
Leon Zachary
ASA
Idlewold Men's Club Tourney Results and Next Event
Jim Markle, Jerry Steenerson and Pete Higginbotham tied for first in the gross division at Idlewold Country Club. John Dillard carded a 62 to win the net division, followed by Mel Gross with 63 and Harold Watkins at 64. A guest day tournament is planned for Sunday July 16 with entries being taken by pro Eric Flowers. The event opens at 10 a.m. with a shotgun start and a banquet scheduled for 3 p.m.
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Jerry Steenerson
Pete Higginbotham
Idlewold Country Club
John Dillard
Mel Gross
Harold Watkins
Eric Flowers
Idlewold
Volkswagen grant aids Indiana University German literature collection
Volkswagen awarded about 82,000 dollars to Indiana University to help restore its German literature collection after much of the original works were damaged in a fire that destroyed the Graduate Library.
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Volkswagen
Indiana University
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