NFL Owners Open Camp For Rookies Only
Chicago reports say NFL owners unanimously agreed to open training camps to rookie players only. Halas and Hunt announced the decision as a league statement stating players have not yet played in the NFL and that veteran players were instructed not to report. The Players' Association seeks higher pay for exhibitions and better pension benefits.
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National Football League Association
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Chiefs
Players’ Association
Lamar Hunt
New York
Tommy John Weds Sally Simmons in Plainfield
Plainfield Indiana, UPD reports Chicago White Sox pitcher Tommy John wed Sally Simmons 22 daughter of Jerrell Simmons executive of Public Service Indiana Both attended Indiana State University in Terre Haute and she works as an executive for Radio Station WTHI The wedding included a reception at the church and was to draw many guests including John’s former teammate Gary Peters who could not attend due to All-Star duties
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Plainfield, Ind
UPD
Chicago White Sox
Tommy John
Plainfield United
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Terre Haute
Sally Simmons
Plainfield
White Sox
Gary Peters
Boston Red Sox
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Peters
Miss Simmons
Jerrell Simmons
Public Service Indiana
Terre Hawe
Indiana State University
Acoint
Radio Staton
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Treesh Triumphs at Killbuck in Low Gross Golf
Ron Treesh won low gross at Killbuck Men's Golf Club with 73. K McFadden, Bob Lineberry and Jay Dixon next best at 74, Steve McClintock 75. In Peoria Handicap Ray Avers shot 6, followed by Jess Lollar 62, Charles Parks 83, Rob Hoppes 64, Bill Hall 83, Bill Chambers, Perry Cummins and Don Lanning 86, John Kirkman and Jack More 67. Officials met in Chicago to keep camps open for rookies, citing fair training time and squad morale concerns amid NFL labor talks and no rookie-only squads against potential strikes.
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Ron Treesh
Killbuck Men's
K. McFadden
Bob Lineberry
Jay Dixon
Steve McClintock
Peoria
Ray Avers
Jess Lollar
Charles Parks
Rob Hoppes
Bill Hall
Bill Chambers
Perry Cummins
Don Lanning
John Kirkman
Jack More
Marauders Clinch WRC Title With 8-0 Win
Mount Vernon dominates Highland 8-0 to seal the White River Conference baseball crown. Hataway kept a perfect game until the fifth. Beaty and Howard keyed the offense with doubles and three RBI combined for seven hits in Mount Vernon’s 11-1–team surge.
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Mount Vernon
White River
Highland
Howard
Beaty
Marauders
Hataway
Ogden
Gary Rudig
Yorktown
Hamilton Heights
Huskies
Frankton
Frankiin
Tigers
Fall Creek Valley Gun Club Announces Weekly Shoot Schedule
Fall Creek Valley Gun Club hosts its regular Third Wednesday 50 target handicap event with trophies for the winner and all yardage groups. Traps open 6 pm, program starts 7. Additional shoots include a 50 target trophy race on July 22 and 29, a Grand Shoot Sunday July 28, and various future events through October including Calcutta August 19 and Madison County Trap Championship October 11.
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Fall Creek Valley
Calcutta
Madison
Americans Whip Elwood In BA District Opener
Elwood falls to the Anderson Americans 7-4 in the District 12 Babe Ruth Tournament opener. Tim Welker hits two homers driving five RBIs, Lindall Glenn adds two hits and 10 strikeouts by Anderson starter. The Americans advance to a winner’s bracket game against the Anderson Nationals, while Elwood moves to the loser's bracket.
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Elwood
Tim Welker
Lindall Glenn
Anderson Americans
Jessie Warner
Anderson Nationals
Welker
Glenn
Anderson Hurler
Appeals Court Dismisses Salerno Valentine Umpire Reinstatement
The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a district court ruling dismissing the suit by former American League umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine seeking reinstatement. The judges found no valid anti trust or unfair labor practice claims against baseball officials or the league.
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New York
UPI
al Salerno
Bill Valentine
U.S. Court of Appeals
American League
Joe Cronin
Thomas F. Croke
District Court For
Southern District
Circuit Court
Sherry R. Waterman
Henry d. Friendly
Paul R. Hays
Salerno
Valentine
Crenk
Bowie Kuhn
National Labor Relations Board
Indiana Women's golf tourney opens with 18 hole qualifier
Evansville Indiana UPI Three former winners joined more than 100 entries as Rolling Hills hosts an 18 hole qualifier with the low 16 advancing to the title flight. The vacant 1970 title awaits as nine time winner Alice Dye of Indianapolis passes to compete in Rockford Illinois. Julie Hull Armington of Anderson Armen Piasecki of South Bend and Claudia Mayhew of Carmen are former champions in the field. Dye defeated Piasecki last year 3 and 2 at Indianapolis Country Club.
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Evansville, Ind
UPI
Indiana
Rolling Hills
Alice Dye
Indianapolis
Rockford
Julie Hull
Armington
Anderson
Armen Piasecki
South Bend
Claudia Mayhew
Carmen
Redbuds Open Football Practice
The Anderson Redbuds opened preseason practice on the field north of Westvale School. The team invites any man 18 or older to try out, with gear issued to those whose attendance warrants it. Practice starts at 6 p.m.
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Anderson Redbuds
Westvale
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Redbuds
Camp coffee rules for campers and boils
The article advises campers that coffee should not be boiled over a campfire as boiling ruins flavor. Use four heaping tablespoons per cup and an extra spoon for every two cups or less in the pot, then add cold water. When a boil appears, remove from fire and let stand two minutes before pouring into another pot.
McLaren Sweeps Can-Am Series at Watkins Glen
Denis Hulme led a McLaren 1 2 3 sweep in the third Can-Am race of the season at Watkins Glen, finishing 28.5 seconds ahead of Jo Siffert in a Porsche 917. Dan Gurney piled up points for McLaren with a 10th place after a lap penalty. The event drew a Can-Am record crowd of 70 000 for the day.
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New York Yankees
Denis Hulme
Watkins Glen
McLarens
Hulme
Dan Gurney
Santa Ana
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Mexico
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Gurney
Bruce McLaren
Chaparral
Jim Hall
Jackie Stewart
Scotland
Stewart
McCluskey
Norm Nelson
Racine
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Milwaukee
Nelson
Coca Cola sweeps Ft Wayne after historic win over Valparaiso
Coca Cola defeated Valparaiso for the first time, then swept Ft Wayne in a traveling league softball doubleheader. Louie Clear pitched two wins including a two hit game against Valparaiso, and John Anderson added a home run in support. Dallas Fields and Rich Christianson led Coke with multiple hits as Coca Cola moved to first in the league standings.
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Ft. Wayne
Louie (Louie) Clear
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John Anderson
Rich Christenson
Denny Gloff
Herb Pruett
Dallas Fields
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J. Troxel
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Myer
Shields
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Gioftt
Coke
ACC Swimmers Triumph Over Edgewood In 335 15 Meet
The Anderson Country Club swim team defeated the Asion Age Club 335 to 15, winning eight of nine medley relays and eight of two freestyle relays. Coach Jack Shearer’s squad next faces Edgewood Tuesday as swimmers earned multiple top placements across age groups including Butterflies Backstroke and Freestyle events.
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Asion Age
Jack Shearer
ACC
Edgewood
Wilson Wins Class A Playoff At Anderson Horseshoe Club
Ray Wilson claimed his first Class A victory at the Anderson Horseshoe Club last week by edging Stone in a playoff after a tied match. Class results show Wilson 5-1, Stone 4-2, Hinkle 3-2, Humphries 2-3, Craig 1-4, Nelson 1-4 with other classes led by Hudson, Pine, Ellis, and Dwiggins.
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Anderson Horseshoe Club
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Stone
Fairview Park Courts
Hinkle
Humphries
Craig
Nelson
Hudson
Pine
Mendenhall
Gustin
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Bob Ellis
D. Hudson
J. Bell
Sam Lewis
C. Faust
B. Friend
T. Dwiggins
B. Hosek
D. Ledbetter
T. Inglis
S. Nemyer
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