Nats In BR Finals Elwodle Brows aimaloh
A scrambled draft notes a regional final involving the Nationals and BRs with players such as Porter and Willis. The text references a late shot or scoring sequence and mentions a district game, a key rally, and names like Andersen, Gaul, Heutstad, and Laken, with scores or times unclear due to damage.
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Secuid
Elwest
Bad Laken
Larsteyer
Woberten Andersen Amorteans
Elieuite
Asin Gaul
M Heutstad
Fen Willis
Pirates Open New Three Rivers Stadium
A summary of a baseball season note discusses the Pirates opening the Three Rivers Stadium and mentions players such as Tony Perez Pete Rose and Roberto Clemente with references to shifts in lineup and standings amid early spring events at Pittsburgh.
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Pirates
Three Rivers
Rudy
R Kit
Aroe Thais
Stariver Apis
Rose of
Toma- Conmiy
Bill Be
Tony Perez
National Beach Basin
Cham
Pete Rose
Johny
Berch
Kokomo Hosts LI Regional In 23rd League World Event
Regional tournament action centers in Kokomo with the 23rd annual League World Series. Teams contest Aug 17 to 26 with field setup, scheduling, and double elimination format as participants vie for a spot in the worldwide regionals.
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Stadjiun Ami
Stadiva Wuld
Cro
Heague Hessen
Forbes
Paul Bradford
Field
Chesterfield
Eoo
Bus
Ike
Aris
Nece
Madison Heights Hosts Legion Meet and Tourney Notes
Tournament at Madison Heights features Saxons versus Knights and multiple July games with rescheduling due to weather. Key players include Larry Iuvermale, Dick Eisler, Hacky Taylor, Steve Lane, Bob Coddington and Fortville opponent details appear amid results and lineups.
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Heckett
Pendleton
Chesterfield
Greenfeld
Witmer
Champonshiy
NEW Castle
Anderson
Neces
Larry Iuvermale
Dick Eisler
Hacky Taylor
Steve Lane
Bob Coddington Pilehjed
Witnners
Masons
Llan Musial
Fortville
Memorial Field
Bo'elock
Oa Beciorp Mccall
Buyer
eTeylor
Lane
Lacey
Buller
Laamberson
vTayi Wiles
Catdington
Ko Lane
Igetaone
Sullivan Swinehart Advance In State Amateur Golf
In Columbus Indiana the State Amateur qualifying round secured Sullivan and Swinehart into match play. Several players posted 145 to lead a field of 32, with Padgett and Denger each at 21, 145, as others chased the cut at Otter Creek Course and the day’s best scores.
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Columbus
Tam iPour
Wellesday
Andigna «Ina Teu Golf Charrmanship
Dan Padget dl
Muscle
Don Wenger
Lebanon
Ray Goddard
Terre Valle
Dick Bradow
Fort Wayne
Aiteh Jay
Matet
Ierid’sy
Nsatur
Padgett
Muncie
Skola
Crees
Denger
Goddard
Aig
Strona
Snacch
Bob Pranger
Greenheld
Larry Tauber
Michigan City
Depey Lchreiber
Eva
Aulomobile
Brove Loeloff
Jal
Colgray
Iana
John David
Indianapolis
Fale
Ind
Otter Creek
Bill Kratzer WI
Wayne
Bob Prange
Greenfield
Cvs Cowek Laurie Je
Auburn
Dim Kelly
Bob Koseliam
Elliott Philips
New Albany
Brent Loolatt
I Non Derger
Bill Schinmaker
Fort Wayr Rid
ACC Swimmers Defeat Edgewood 317-249 in Conference Meet
The Anderson Country Club team led by coach Jack Shearer remained unbeaten in four meets as they edged Edgewood Country Club 317 to 249. Winners across multiple events included top finishers in freestyle relays, individual medleys, breaststroke and butterfly, with standout performances by Tom Kuhl, Cathy Carn, Susanne Tibbetts, and Jamie Kiva We.
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Anderson Country Club
Mia
Mt Jim Vending
VMS IO Aos
Aedley
Du‘e Bureen
Edgewood
Chile
Thelio
ACC
Jack Shearer
Fad
Tater
Cathy
Cathy Carn
Mike Ake
Nyako
Beth Sovol
Tom Kuntast
Jack
Dinan
Shea
Nathan Nelson
Tad
Ruth Zanklard
Boye
Steve Gepifrataetet
Packon Aed
Gira
Betsy Waceh
Unger
Jamie Kiva
Scott Olheiver
Petlanne Tobegon
Susanne Tibbetts
Tom
Kubl Ind
Dawid Joamnpuel
Suean Kiely
Laure Dina
Ispekt
Ricard Grake
Belny Hirsch
Dan
Sid
Peery Robsins
Or Shearer
Bobe Gwinsin
Sean Tiny
Walla
Mike Dreke
Ohn King
Sir Girt
Mary Behschellt
Dnhelmer
Navid Conga Gite
Susan Kiely Foi
Suse Geprardt
U.S. Track Leads Germans in Seventh Dual Meet
In Stuttgart the American track and field teams built a 58 44 lead over West Germany in their seventh dual meeting. Despite only one women’s event win, the United States dominated sprints and relays while Germany claimed two doubles victories and key longer races.
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Syuttgart
West Germany
U.S
Schwarz
Syomen
Ken Pal Johnson
Renton
Wash
Germany
Heide - Rosendahl
Mamie Reallins
Chicago
Oi Field Vents
Ben Vaughan
John Smith
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Ilvasier
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Madison Heights
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MNES
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Swinehart
Wayne Saircliff
Auierapelis
Nat Spordrae
Atwell
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Ed Tobwiler
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Rod Swinehart
Truss Riddinger
Westport
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Dan Padgett I
Muneie
Henry Birk
Mdianapals
Rick Suitor
la Porté
Bal Bowen
Incsuaymics
Bill Sullivan
Andersost
Larry Tanber
Michigin
Kuchar
Merrillville
Hagsdale
Hed Ray Goddard
Terre Haute
Jack Leev
Hig
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Gary Biddinger
Weesort
Derey Dackson
Koburns
Pal Welch
Athurn
Lusio Paint
South Bend
Wayne Shircliff
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Rockies
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UPI
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Bsoplat
Sears and Save
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Seri Sen
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TV LE Po
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Rienara Draxe
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