Beaty Signs with St. Louis Hawks for 1965-66 Season
Zelmo Beaty, veteran center and Hawks' 1962 first draft pick, signed with the St. Louis Hawks for the 1965-66 NBA season. He led the club in field goals, rebounds and total points last season.
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Goalby Opens Insurance City with 64 in Hartford
Bob Goalby regained his form to set the opening-round pace at the Insurance City Open in Hartford. He shot seven under par 64 at Wethersfield Country Club after hitting 15 greens and 27 putts, with three birdies and a bogey. Dick Rhyan followed at 65 while Dave Marr Tommy Aaron John Berry and Dave Hill were at 67. Bruce Crampton and Gardner Dickinson opened with 68.
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Corn Hurls 10-0 No-Hitter for IMH at Zionsville
Madison Heights pitcher Corn tossed a no-hit, no-run six inning game as IMH beat Zionsville 10-0 before the six inning mercy rule. He retired the first 16 batters before two walks in the sixth ended the bid. Madison Heights moves to 6-2 in MCC play and eye MCC tournament next week at Sheridan.
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Indians Fall In Heartbreaker At Victory Field
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. The Indianapolis Indians lost a 6 inning heartbreaker 65 to 3 at Victory Field before 1 387 fans. San Diego Padres built a 3 0 lead, the Tribe rallied to 3 3 and 5 3, but the Padres clinched in the sixth on a quiet night. Warren Hacker took the loss.
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Player Leads In Big Three Golf Open
National Open champion Gary Player shot 69 to take a first day lead in the Big Three Challenge at Lakewood Country Club Rockville. He sits two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer and three ahead of Jack Nicklaus after 18 holes. Bill Campbell and Deane Beman are among the amateurs within striking distance, with Campbell at 70 and Beman at 72.
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Cedar Lounge Heads to Muncie in Baseball Clash
Cedar Lounge’s Central Indiana Baseball League title holders depart West Side Community Center at 6 p.m. to face Muncie Fraternal Order of Police at McCulloch Park Diamond. Kokomo's Highlanders host Cedar Lounge here Sunday afternoon at the AC diamond. Rookie Ken Berry of the Chicago White Sox had brief trials with the Pale Hose each year since 1962.
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Bucs Second In MCC But Hand Carmel Ist Loss
Plump back Detroit Lions signs two year contract as veteran quarterback Milt Plum joins NFL team Detroit. The article notes the Buccaneers second in MCC and Carmel suffering an initial loss.
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Touring Ladies Like Clovernook Course Opens Buckeye Invite
The touring pros begin the Buckeye Savings Association Invitational at Clovernook Country Club Cincinnati. The 34 hole event features Kathy Whitworth and Carol Mann leading money winnings with Whitworth ahead at 15 7 thousand dollars and Mann with 11 641 thousand.
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Shakamak Open AAU Swimming Championships Set
The Twenty-Ninth Annual Shakamak Open Outdoor AAU Swimming and Diving Championships will be held August 27 to 29 at Shakamak State Park Indiana 90 miles southwest of Indianapolis. Entries must be postmarked by August 23 1965 and AAU certified.
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Reds Not Moving Stay In Cincinnati After 1971 Season
Cincinnati Reds officials announced they will remain in Cincinnati at least through the 1971 season. NL club president and general manager William O. DeWitt and City Manager William C. Wichman said the decision followed the city agreeing to provide a parking space at Crosley Field.
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