Valley View Industrial League schedules two day best ball tourney
The Valley View Industrial League plans a two day best ball tournament at Valley View Golf Course Middletown with tee times Wednesday and Thursday starting at 4 p m and listing players in each group plus alternates for both days.
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Valley View Industrial League
Valley View
Middletown
Bob Perkins
Kahrmel
Jerry Nichols
Donald Small
Norm Sanders
Lee Fadely
John Craig
Ray Bayer
Rex Slick
John Fletcher
David Livingston
Charles L. Myers
Thad Loudenback
Lee Glentzer
Morris Bailey
Dick Harding
Steve Barnett
Brian Hickok
Jack Loudenback
Joe Martin
Clyde Hershberer
Ed Ray
Tom Griffin
Bob Illikan
Chet Sczesny
Ray Shirley
Dennis Roof
Mike McNabb
Danny Sexton
Guy Speece
Jim Savage
Bob Carton
Frankton Cage Tourney Set and Rules
Frankton Little League sponsors an outdoor basketball tournament running Sunday August 6 through Sunday August 13. High school rules apply except for the ABA three point line and dunk shot. Trophies awarded to winners and runners up. Entry fee 25 dollars, max 12 players per team. Entry due by Monday August 1 to L L Fox Rt 2 Elwood Indiana 46036. phone 754-7298 for more info.
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Frankton Little League
L. L. Fox
Elwood
Ind
Solomon 4th In Western Golf
Five Indiana women led the championship flight in the Women's Western Amateur in Kansas City. Mrs. Paul Dye Jr of Carmel topped the field with 76, Beth Solomon of Middletown was fourth at 79, while Karen Dermonas of Hammond and Maria Astrologes of Valparaiso tied for fifth at 80. Claudia Mayhew of Carmel stood among those at 85.
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Kansas City
Indiana
Paul Dye Jr
Carmel
Beth Solomon
Middletown
Karen Dermonas
Hammond
Maria Astrologes
Valparaiso
Shadyside Stars Win II Tourney Opener
Shadyside Little League all stars beat White River 8 4 in the Area III opener at Madison Avenue diamond. The winners led 2 0, White River surged to 3 2, then Shadyside pulled away with a fourth inning two run rally and three unearned runs in the sixth. Jerry Emmons earned the win for Shadyside as White River totaled six errors.
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Shadyside Stars
Shadyside
White River
Madison Avenue Diamond
Evan Reas
Forth
Jerry Emmons
Hurler Hazen
Rbi Snow
Richr
I Hazen
Keith
Schultz
Arnold
E—Stewart
Hazen
Reas
Mullins
Keys
Emmons
I Actis
SB Karr
Actis
Schuster
U—Hollis
Bickel
Bondurant
Lacey
Scorer
Omnes
Wilson's Boys Club Hosts Double Elimination Tourney
Wilson's Boys Club Inc will stage a two day basket tourney at West Vale school on the new courts. Teams include two Anderson squads a Chicago team and an Indianapolis All Star group. The Chicago team placed second to Anderson in the National Boys Club event.
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Wilson's Boys Club Inc
West Vale School
Anderson
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Chris Falker
Jonaathan Watson
Joseph Watson
Richard Nunn
Bobby Johnson
Kevin Montgomery
John Sixon
Chuck Pure
Randy Nunn
John Redfield
Spencer Nunn
Allen Jones
Pat van Winkle
Butch Minnick
West Vale
Anderson Boys
Wilson
Southwest Boys Club
Pacers Announce Exhibitions Against Pistons and Suns
The Indiana Pacers schedule two October exhibition games against the Detroit Pistons at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds Coliseum on October 4 and a return in Flint, Michigan on October 5. They then proceed to Louisville for the Kentucky Invitational facing the Phoenix Suns on October 6 and the Baltimore Bullets on October 7. The article also notes a local Anderson youth basketball tournament with returning players and newcomers, practices, and a charity event at West Vale courts with no admission fee.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Pacers
Detroit Pistons
NBA
Pacers
Pistons
Indianapolis Fairgrounds Coliseum
Flint
Mich
Indiana
Louisville
Phoenix Suns
Baltimore Bullets
Geater Wins Area Tourney to Reach State Finals
Geater Memorial Center powered to an 11 6 victory over Niccum's Excavating at Towsey Field aided by four first inning runs. Patricia Wilkens had three hits while Cheryl Wilson allowed nine hits for the win. Geater advances to the Peru state tourney and will meet John Ramp Chevrolet Friday at 8 p.m. as the Indiana USA Women's fast pitch softball tourney resumes.
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Niccum’s
Towsey Field
Indiana USA
Patricia Wilkens
Cheryl Wilson
Geater
Peru
John Ramp Chevrolet
Peru Queens
Marion
Monticello
Baseball recap at Crawford Field shows mixed results
Babe Ruth and South Diamond players faced off with unclear scoring lines. Names like James Short Tweed Schuster and Woschitz appear. Final notes indicate Sox and Realtors teams achieving limited runs, with sparse details on innings and outcomes.
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Songers
Deckers
James and
Short
Tweed and Schuster
So—Tween
James
South Diamond Coke
Perkins
T. Niccum
Woschitz
Williams
Scots Eliminate Marauders Keep Unbeaten In Tourney
Mount Vernon nipped Shenandoah 3-1 in a White River Conference game as Joe Hall sparked a rally with a single in the eighth inning and Bob Lee scored twice. Earlier Shenandoah led 1-0 on an Ayres strike, but Mount Vernon tied in the sixth and won in the eighth on a passed ball and wild throw. In the other game Yorktown defeated Highland 5-0 behind West Four’s two early runs and a Steele RBI double, extending Yorktown’s win while Highland folded after a two-run second. Shenandoah and Yorktown meet in the losers bracket Wednesday at Shenandoah at 5 p.m.
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White River
Gary Mullins
Greg Karr
Shadyside
Tom Snow
Bill Kiohr
Jim Hazen
Snow
Kiohr
Hazen
Mount Vernon
Shenandoah
Yorktown
Highland
Marauders
Joe Hall
Bob Lee
Hall
Scott Bills
David J. Keesling
Keesling
Get Hall
Lee
Brian Ayres
Ron Green
Steve Laurie
Ed Breeden
Ayres
Raider
Bob Bolander
Bolander
Ogden
Steele
West
Bob Holstein
Reed
Tigers
J. Jolstein
Neale Dugger
Hilton
Mount Vernon Bolander
Bills
Thacker
Parker
Borderkecker
Fisher
Mahoney
J. Kees
Ling
Ayres Breeden
Mount Highland
Vernon
Hal
Breeden Og Iess
Wilson
Hensor Dugge
Chase
McCorkle
Hopkins Rf
Bordenbecker
D. J
Colbert climbs 46 places in season money list
Jim Colbert, winner of the Greater Milwaukee Open, jumps from 78th to 32nd on the PGA money list after earning 25 000 this weekend. His year total reaches 43 949, trailing leader Nicklaus by about 152 000 and top ten by roughly 40 000.
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New York
Jim Colbert
Colbert
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Nicklaus
Pancho Gonzales advances in Buckeye Open by default
Fourth seed Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles moved into the Buckeye Open second round after his first round opponent failed to report for play. France’s George Goven and two other French players did not appear, with no reason given. James McManus of Berkeley defeated Dan Birchmore, substituting for the missing Wanaro Goldrella, 2 6 6 3 6 2 in a rain delayed match.
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Ohio
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Los Angeles
George Goven
France
James McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Dan Birchmore
Wanaro Goldrella
American Playground Sweeps Peru for Central Division lead
American Playground swept Peru 4-2 and 9-0 to move within one game of first in the Central Division of the Indiana Travel League. Larry Chatham earned his 14th win in 17 starts in game one, while Louie Clear notched his 11th win in game two. Anderson hit his 10th homer in six days as the team improves to 46-17 and prepares to host Zionsville and Lafayette Merchants across upcoming doubleheaders.
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Peru
American Playground
Anderson
Marion
Larry Chatham
Tommy Adams
John Anderson
Roger Denny
Frank Sigler
Denny
Mike Fleet
Tom Snyder
Fleet
Larry Douglas
Sigler
Louie Clear
Zionsville
Lafayette Merchants
County Father Son Entry Deadline Near for Madison Tourney
The Madison County Father Son golf tournament at Edgewood Country Club lists Wednesday noon as entry deadline. Five divisions play weekend with Pee Wee and Prep groups Saturday and Juniors Intermediates and Seniors Sunday. Defending champs include Dick and Jeff Roberts with past scores noted.
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Madison County
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Jeff Roberts
the Roberts
Vic
Bob Rose
Intermedi
Ate
Ovid Penry
Larry Penry
Killbuck
Larry
Wally
Bernie Smith
Gerald
Darwin Botkin
Dick Peck
Jim
John
Bill Spannuth
Neal
Dock Ellis Leads Pirates Spring With Low ERA
Dock Ellis paced the Pittsburgh Pirates during spring training with a 2.4 earned run average as the team prepared for the upcoming season.
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Dock Ellis
Pittsburgh Pirates
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