Sullivan and Roberts Fate in State Amateur Golf Tourney
Sullivan and Roberts advanced to the second round of the Indiana Amateur Golf Tournament at Otter Creek, Columbus, then were eliminated in the next round. Sullivan defeated Barry Cooper before losing to Hay Goddard, while Roberts beat Mike Gery before falling to Jim Vitou in 2 and 1.
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Anderson
Phil Sullisy
Dick Robers
Indiana
Columbus
Otter Creek
Sullivan
Barry Cooper
Massison
Hay Goddard
Terre Waule
Roberts
Mike Gery
Bloomington
South Bend
Jim Vitey
Adderson
Dick Mills
Pat Riley
Port Wayne
Larry Tanber
Michigan
Don Denger
Leba
Lebanon
AON
Mike Naan
Jerry Schriber
Tis
Bart Sullivan
Andersen
Madison
Toe Marbin
Dianapolis
Ray Goddard
Terre Sao
Ron Roger
Don Padgett
Muncie
Tubwiler
Gohan Columbus
Nick Ondtrio
Elkhart
Kelley
Auburn
Eee Wits Tharkie
Toyer
Schutt
Indianapolis
Sand
Marbla
Pan American track team faces star losses in trials
A chaotic report from the Pan American trials notes attempts to beat Pan Am records despite top stars absent. Rival crews include Riley and Falender. Grelle and Bird lead sprint and field events as trials begin in Winnipeg and Minneapolis with strong performances noted.
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ED Sainsbury
Thejstste
Vincent
Matthews
Queens’ Village
Minneapolis
Ming
Jimmy Hines
Oakland
Jim
Calif
Willie Turner
Ryan
Charlie Greene
Yakima
Wash
Falender
Hood
Gerry Lindgren
Tutwiler
Winter
Goddard
Hammer
Wade Bell
Ogden
Utah
Kelly
Roger
Riley
John Carlos
New
Winnipeg
Man
Yorks
Delmon McNabb
D.G
Fake Charles
NCAA Denies AAU Right To Block U S Track Stars
The NCAA accused the AAU of blocking top athletes from U S track and field competitions. The dispute centers on eligibility rulings affecting athletes like Bird Norton Sauerweinback and others, with broader tensions over Olympic and national championship participation.
Reds Manager Refuses Excuses for Losing Streak
Cincinnati manager Dave Bristol rejects excuses for the Reds losing streak citing poor hitting in key situations and injuries. Bristol notes lineup issues from damaged players and expects no quick return of star dash before mid-September. Also, Mets option Bill Denehy to Jacksonville in the International League.
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Warold Harrison
Cincinnati
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Dunning
Boa Camping
Crosley Field
Sprist
Bristol
Pilcher
Billy Baceel
Tommy Harer
Ok Edwards
New York
New York Mets
Bill Denehy
Jacksonville
Young Beverly Klass Barred from LPGA Event
In Worcester Massachusetts a judge denied Jack Klass request to halt the four day LPGA Classic at Pleasant Valley Country Club. LPGA directors upheld a rule barring players under 18 despite Beverly Klass of California competing previously on the pro circuit.
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Worcpster
Mass
Beverly Klass
Superior Court
Jack Klass
Woodland Hills
Calif
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Sutton
John H. Meagher
Leonard Wirz
LPGA
Klass
Ature Lpga
Meagher
Beverly
Wirz
Carling
Redskins Sign Sonky Jurgensen to Three Year Deal
Washington announced the signing of quarterback Sonny Jurgensen to a three year contract likely worth about 70 000 dollars per year. His age next month and last year salary were noted in the report.
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Washington
Sénay Jurgensen
Redskins
Jurgensen
Local Little League Notes and All Star Selections
Fairview reports two home wins with Deleo and Trueblood star pitching for Delco-Remy. Auxiliary Police 6 3 over DL Davis earned the win. Thomas took the loss. Nick's Burgers features a grand slam by Finley and Bledsoe HRs as the schedule shows Nick's Burgers vs Pepsi Cola. Frankie Little League reveals the 1967 All Star Team selections for Lille League tournament action.
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Fairview
Deleo
Remy
Trueblotd
Deltagra
Auxiliary Police
Thomas
Davis
Owens
Delco-Remy OM
Allensworth
M. Davis
Ault
Porter
Er—Trueblood
Delea-Remy
Ind Sola
Sthone An
Albea Plumbing
Essien
Nick's Burgers
Smith
Benak
Falker
Bledsoe
Burnett
Finley
Pepsi Cola
Frankie Little League
Lille
Wera
Cliff Richey Leads Victory in Local Tennis Arena
The article notes Cliff Charles King and Cliff Richey among top seeds advancing in a tournament. It details matches including Richey defeating Butch Seeman of Long Island, plus results from Emge’s Little League tourney and various other ties among Coca-Cola, Pottery, and local teams as Wednesday play continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters Union Indianapolis
Cliff Charles King
Stobert Hamiltonn Richey
Coca - Cola
Stephen Swain
Ronalt Carter
Jeffrey Wilson
Darrel Riggins
Dennis Stokes
David Babb
J.C. Sales
Tod Dickey
Thomas Cheno
Hind Twetch
Steven Yenesky
Stev
Jen Elder
Campbell
Thomas Mason
Gary Sensing
D. L. Riggins
GseaMala
John Moore
Maager
Jim Stewart Wins Annual WHUT Putt Tournament
Jim Stewart, local radio disc jockey, fired a two over par 72 to win the WHUT Putt at the Putt Putt Miniature Golf Course on Wednesday night. Dave Butler finished second with an eight behind Stewart, Dick Lang took third with 82, Gene Swindell posted 99 for the 36 hole tourney. A separate ace contest featured two amateur putters. Results were not available at press time.
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Jim Stewart
Dave Butler
Lover
Stewart
Dick Lang
Gene Swindell
Reas
TSU rioting shadows May 17 and sports notes
An OCR fragment reports a riot at Texas Southern University with police involvement and student dormitory confusion. The piece also covers high school and college football recruiting chatter, including mentions of basketball players Mays and Capman, and coach Paul, with several teams and schedules hinted at.
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Darrel Mack
Houston
UPI
Ilye Baron Rousie
Texas Southern Universi
David Klayes
TSU
Bards i Kling
Cit Pau
Paul
Black
Paull
Ivory Black
Aly
Port Arthur
Paul Merlon
Lys
Steve Capman
Golume Black
Mays
Hia
Merlon
Chapman
Praneisyibeea
University of la Sigs
Eaurarebatta
Wisconsin
Billsburgh
Philadelphia
Rae Su
Nat American
Krague
Sourn
Lee
Donnelseg
Konkle
Buck
Ner
Arnold
Dixon
Todd
Olen Schreiber
Aedar ii
Western Phin Farmers Ke
Jancouver
San Diego
Tuls Phenix
Mayan
Seattle
Leon
Henry
St Cincinnali
Elis
Faloney
Pittsburgh
St. Low
Casman
Chicago
Len Angel Sutton
Belanniyy
San Francisco
Rolin
Cleveland
Tiant
Stottlemyre
Rug Detroit
Swarmialand Mesa
Washington
Pascual
Coleman
Twi-Aight
Baltimore
Phobus
Rick Bre
Boston
Ieeeeeeez
Stange
Kansas City
Nash
Merzité
California
Fia
Intrepid Defeats American Eagle In Classic Trials
Intrepid wins over American Eagle in a tense classic trials series with a tenth inning surge by Delec Remy delivering two decisive runs. The second game features Delec Remy guiding J C Sales pitching for eight runs to secure another victory and widen their lead over second place. Tuesday night sees Guide Lamp topple defending league champions Supreme Teal 6 to 4 led by Mike Temple, while Carroll Dale and Starr join Packers plans as Starr begins his tenth season after an Alabama standout career. Starr earns NFL MVP honors along with Jim Thorpe and Byron White accolades and All-Pro recognition.
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Snea
Bob Lee Evans
San Jose
Jim Grelle
Oregon
Ray Bird
Mayo Sauer Grelle
Cam
Ralph
Mercial Softball League
Boston
Shradysie
Gene Johnson
Bird
Upitaker
Pepsi Chi Gut
Anderson
University of Minnesota Ag
Kennerly
Texas A.&m
McPherson
Qualla
Fraies
Wille
Davenport
Warren
Ohio
Pepsi Lees
Sisa
Imtadison
Madison Avenue
Eiige
A. K. Pottery
Emge
Acme
Bob Irle
Tex Schildmeier
A. K
Douglass
J. Peek
Cochran
Delec Remy
J. C. Sales
J.C. Sales
Guide Lamp Dump
Supreme Teal
Mike Temple
Lamp Ming
Airtee
Carroll Dale
Starr
Packers
Green Bay
University of Alabama
NFL
Jim Thorpe
Byron White
Bart Starr Signs Packers Contract
Bart Starr reached terms with Vince Lombardi for a Packers contract amid speculation he will be the top paid Packer. Starr earned NFL Most Valuable Player nomination and has been a standout for years, with Newport RI cited in coverage.
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Bart Starr
Packers
WSU
Vince Lombardi
Pacer
Starr
Coaches struggle with recruiting amid mixed sign refusals
Track coach Stan Wright reports Alvin Dotson of Columbus Texas lost his interest after parents refused to let him sign a letter of intent. Iowa State freshman Shelton Dotson was knocked down in the confusion as Wright noted several prospects, including Jim Hill of Saint Paul and Joe Kuld of Columbus Indiana, initially refused to sign. Recruiters say signing remains tough as officials prefer a safer path. Schreiber notes the state amateur's test is 22-hole medal play after the event shifted from all-match to a medal and match format.
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Stan Wright
Alvin Dotson
Columbus
Tex
Dotson
Shelton
ISU
Wright
Dave Whitney
Jim Hill
St. Paul
Amatscur Golf Minn
Joe Kuld
Ind
Jerry Schreiber
Lisbon
Evansvillé
Indiana
Ping
Schreiber
Babe Ruth Area C Schedule At Noblesville Forest Park
The Babe Ruth Area C Baseball Tournament begins this evening at Noblesville Forest Park. Middletown meets Noblesville at 6 o'clock and Anderson Olympic faces White Water Valley at 8 o'clock. The victors advance to the State Babe Ruth Tournament.
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Noblesville Forest Park
Middletown
Noblesville
Anderson
Luke Jackson Hurt In Car Wreck
Philadelphia 76ers star Luke Jackson injured knee and back in a car collision while en route to a basketball clinic in Collegeville Pennsylvania. He had scored 97 points and 124 rebounds in the season for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia 76
Luke Jackson
Philadelphia
Luke. Jackson
Philadelphia Teers
National Basketball Association
Jackson
Kamp
Colelegesille
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Joe Harbin
Paul Petrotta
Associated Press
Columbus, Ind
Vaye Laflin
Defestad
Grant
Erampion
Aes
Au Campbell
Ammand Reifers
Hagsdale
Beddard
Jerry Wh Winter
Lafayette
Tutwiter
Saulo Deater
Randy Reifers
Sdianapolis
Sual Ait Campbell
Franklin
Winlee
Larry Toampion
Michigan City
Sowarene Una
Areguiy
Jim Vitou
Simm Young
Kokomo
Dick Roberts
Steve Patendur
Rick Lee
Indianapais
Dack Hood
Osceola
Don Nay
Reifers
Benger
Harbin
Laflin
Vile
Pan
NCAA
Elwood
Uty
Pepsi
Allen
Iowa
U.S
Walter Byers
Pagmanly and Sones
FLUS
Collefelling
Aihleie Ascncatin
I - Cola
Ateurpes Coe Oe
Ay Athletic Union
Bird and Norton
Sauerweinback and Field Federation
Gropp
United States
Albu
Jim Ryan
Eyers
Battlinss
AAU
Australia
Dame Pattie
Ces
United
Intrepid
American Eagle
Albionstellalion
Robert Byers
Mccultough
Briges
Cunningham
Columbia
Newport
Carters
York Yacht Club
Gefander
USTFF
Sfuanarana
S City
Sa Srite
Ox Nashet
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Miss Klass
Sonny Jurgensen
Cliff Richey
Richey
San ‘Angelo
Butch Seewamn
Long Island, N.Y
Shadyside
Ponderosa
Phearson
Mann
Ferguson
Alexander
Shively
Seal
Geehrings Gulf
McDonald's
Dodson
Ball Flentine
Barlger
Cooper
Cop
Mack
Goehring
Sezesny
Coca-Cola
North Side Pharmacy
Marty Nielsen
Evanston, DL
Pancho Guzman
Fouader
Nancy
Lek
Becky Richey Dele
Ky Westoft
Stephanie Defind
Hollywood
Fla
Pixie Lamm
Kerrie Mellville
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtranck
Mich
Tory
Fretz
Los Angeles
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Bow Carter
Ons
Min Fwrong
Petia
Tor
Wothe Ineig
IHUE
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Texel
Synticale
North Wacker Drive
UNEUP
Tony Winter
Lefayvite
Fines
Larry Tonber
Tarbert
Stata Anataur
Texas Southern
Delco Remy
Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay Packers
Chin
Wedstesday
Lombardi
DPI
Tom
Hoare
Kirby
Albea
Comare
Central Tire
Central Ave
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