All-Star Playoffs Open With Local District Matches
Anderson Olympics face New Castle Americans in the opening game at 6 p.m. followed by Noblesville vs Anderson Americans at 8:20. Thursday features losers bracket games and matchups with New Castle Nationals, plus Friday and weekend scheduling through an optional ninth game if needed.
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South BR
Madison
Anderson Olympics
New Castle Americans
Noblesville
Anderson Americans
New Castle Nationals
Olser
Anderson
New Castle
Stakes Series stakes and Indiana pacing season summary
Indiana harness racing notes highlight Stakes Series events at Anderson and Miami County Fair Converse with two year olds splitting heats, Pearl's Dream and Dowin as heat winners. Frankly paced races, upcoming matchups at Converse and plus a local softball or league schedule with Coca-Cola teams and John Marshall standings.
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Indiana Trotting and Pacing Association
Anderson
Miami County
Converse
Indiana
Franklin Pacers
Carpenter's Union
Speedway Abbe
Coca-Cola
Charles
Dutch) McKinley
Fort Butsler
McCleery
Mel Wayne
Cleery
Larcom
Tippey
Land
Miss
Star's Shadow
Shadow Wave
Bob Willis
Cass County
Logan‘sport
Pearl's Dream
Dowin
Wayne Smith
Young America
Gene Sears
Spannuth captures Anderson Jaycee Junior golf title at 67
Fifteen year old Bill Spannuth shot 67 to win the Anderson Jaycee Junior golf tournament at Grandview, finishing six strokes ahead of Neal Spannuth who tied Gary Geiger after an extra-hole playoff. Neal, Gary Geiger, and Bob Snow tied for second before Snow won a playoff. Spannuth and four teammates will represent the city in the Indiana State Junior Jaycee tourney July 29-30 at Otter Creek, then the National Junior Jaycee in Houston August 8-13. Mickey DeHornio claimed the 11-year-old title after a playoff, Vendal was runner up. Steve Anderson won the 12-13 division with 84, Thomas Brandon second with 85. Jim Cue won the under age group.
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Billy Spannuth
Anderson Jaycee
Grandview
Billy
Edgewood Country Club
Neal
Gary Geiger
Spannuth
Geiger
Bob Snow
Randy Williams
Snow
Otter Creek Country Club
Columbus
Houston
Texas
Mickey DeHornio
Steve Vendal
Trent Stephenson
Bobby Williams
Mickey
Vendal
Steve Anderson
British pros name 14 for world meet
London AP reports the British PGA named 14 golfers for the Carling World Golf Championship at Sutton Mass. Leading British player Peter Butler earned a place from last year’s tourney. Other qualifiers include David Snell Jimmy Hitchcock Peter Alliss Christy O Connor Lionel Platts Guy Wolstenholme Dave Thomas Tommy Horton Dai Ress Tony Jacklin Max Faulker John Panton George Will and Mike Hadley. Complete results list shows overall champion Billy Spannuth at 67 with Neal Spannuth 73 and Geiger 73.
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London
Britis Professional Golfers’ Association
Sutton
Mass
Peter Butler
PGA
David Snell
Jimmy Hitchcock
Peter Alliss
Christy O'Connor
Lionel Platts
Guy Wolstenholme
Dave Thomas
Tommy Horton
Dai Ress
Tony Jacklin
Max Faulker
John Panton
George Will
Supreme Tool Takes GM Lead in Close Playoff Round
DeHority 76 and Vendal 75 led Supreme Tool over rivals 12 13 in a playoff. Stevenson 76 and Williams 4 trailed as Anderson 84 and Brandon 85 posted strong totals under Cue 44 and Hadley 46.
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Mickey DeHority
Steve Vendal
Trent Stephenson
Bobby Williams
DeHority
Steve Anderson
Thomas Brandon
Jim Cue
Mike Hadley
National Crown Figure 8 finals prep at Noblesville
Noblesville Eagles head the field as drivers Noah Goen Bob Evans and Dick Hinshaw lead the National Crown trials at Anderson and Sun Valley qualifiers. The July 17 show features time trials near 6:50 pm and heats at 8:30 pm with Hockett and Bead atop recent results while Memorial Field work prep looms for Babe Ruth World Series teams.
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Nobles
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Sun Valley News
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Anderson Nebleaville
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Poy
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The Crossing Tops Lafayette In Elwood Tourney
The Crossing Restaurant of Anderson led by balanced scoring defeated a Lafayette entry 66 47 in the Elwood Outdoor Basketball Tourney last night. Dave Eckens scored 16 and Alph Teeters added 15 to pace Crossing while Wilson led Lafayette with 15.
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Anderson
Lafayette
Elwood
Dave Eckeens
Alph Teeters
U. Wilson
Tafarentte
Mays Wins Arch Ward Memorial MVP by One Vote
In Columbus Indiana AP report Bruce Nolting and Greg Ketchum share the Pee Wee League All-Star MVP after a 6 inning no hit game. Willie Mays leads with two home runs and the deciding run, while Mays edges Marichal for the award by one vote in baseball writers and broadcasters balloting.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Tuen
Marichal
San Francisco Giant
Willie Columbus
Mays
Bruce Nolting
Greg Ket Jwin
Chum
Notting
Ketchum
Baseball Writers and
Daleville Downs Blue River in 8 2 Victory
In a lively stretch duel at Aqueduct Daleville's Roman Sir and Upset Victory finished a dead-heat in the Curate Purse mile race. Tim's Stingray set a fast pace before fading, Limone closed strong for third, with Roman Sir paying 2.80 and Upset Victory 2.60.
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Count Frigid
Bobby Ussery
Fast Streak
Fast Fool
Baeza
Will Reward
War‘ner Stable
Never
Paris
Meadow Stable
I. D. Goldman
James Mills
Native Street
Lady Pitt
Lyvette
Storm Brewing
Ogirema
Meadowbrook Franklin Lead Local Little League Area Tourneys
Meadowbrook Franklin officials released a single game elimination schedule for four Area Little League tournaments in District 6 after a presidents meeting at the Elks Home. The seven team Area 1 Journey will be played at Meadowbrook II with Meadowbrook, Madison, Fairview American, and others scheduled. Area 2 at Hagerstown features New Castle Nationals, Markleville, Middletown, and related games. Area 3 at Connersville lists Liberty, Connersville, and Connersville Americans with July matchups. Area at Lawrenceburg involves Seymour, Aurora, Batesville, and Lawrenceburg. Practice schedule details conclude the notice.
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Sam Norris
Jim Russell
Elks Lodge
Broadway
Boys’ Baseball Organization
Bob Hart
Franklin
Roy LaShure
White River
John Konkle
Madison
C. O. Carwile
Erskine National
Bob Campbell
Fairview-American
William Russell
Meadowbrook
Herald
Elks
Meadowbrook II Diamond
Fairview
Hagerstown
New Castle
Dunkirk Blasts J R Braves To Lead Loop
Dunkirk blanked the Braves in a league game at Reformatory Park, scoring nine hits and five runs while limiting Shad Diana Reformatory Braves to three hits and one unearned run. Indianapolis Indians and Coast League figures show attendance and season totals to 63,176 in 40 home games. Ernest L Thayer mentioned in a brief note that Casey At The Bat was written by him.
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Meadowbrook
Madison
Franklin
White Dunkirk
Nimes
Palio
Jshire National
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Reformatory Ball Park
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Brown
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Harris
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Hurley
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Rbi Champ
Li Gilmore
B. Jones
Macklin
TJ. Jones
Dull
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Crowle
Warner
Poploski leads 40th National Public Links Championship field
Pittsburghs Stan Poploski fired an even par 71 to follow his first round 73 and top a 150 player field after two rounds at North Park. He carded 144 total to lead by two over rivals Sonny Ewing and Dan Hogan as 64 players advanced to match play. Ewing and Hogan posted 70s to remain the only under par scorers.
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Pittsburgh
Veieran
Stan Poploski
Poploski
North Park
Sonny Ewing
Dallas
Tex
Dan Hogan
Denver
Colo
Ewing
Billy McDonald
Topeka
Kan
Hogan
Iaa
Jim Masserio
al Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Masserio
United States
Gol Association
Bailey
State College of Iowa
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