Indiana Women’s Golf Tourney Qualifiers At Fort Wayne
Claudia Mayhew led qualifiers with 72 at Orchard Ridge as Alice Dye and Margaret Bowman posted strong scores. June Ann Metcalf and Maria Dietzen joined in championship flight while Julie Armington failed to qualify after penalties. Pairings and final dates listed.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Claudia Mayhew
Orchard Ridge Country Club
Indiana
Miss Mayhew
Alice Dye
Julie Hull Armington
Anderson
Aida Stoshitch
Danville
Miss Stoshitch
Ann Wilhoite
Margaret Bowman
Valparaiso
Pat Wright
Beverly Zoeller
New Albany
June Ann Metcalf
Alicia Jane Oakes
Bee Stochitch
Pat McGary
Nancy Fitzgerald
Speedway
Maria Dietzen
Pam Hughes
Iowa Kegler Captures Rich Petersen Title
Mike Berlin a 24 year old bread salesman from Muscatine Iowa won the Rich Petersen Bowling Classic with 35 600 prize. He rolled 220 245 226 203 171 192 168 225 for 165 in the marathon event, securing the 32000 top prize as the meet which began December 2 closed on Sunday.
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Chicago
Mike Berlin
Muscatine
Iowa
Berlin
Stanford Appoints Two Negro Assistant Coaches To Staff
Stanford University on Monday named Bill Moultrie and Charlie Range as assistant coaches, the first Black coaches in the school's history. Moultrie, a Texas Southern graduate, will be an assistant football and track coach. Range will assist basketball coach Howie Dallmar and help Newmann with varsity and junior teams.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Chuck Taylor
Bill Moultrie
Texas Southern University
Charlie Range
University of San Francisco
Moultrie
John Ralston
Taylor
Range
Howie Dallmar
Paul Newmann
Granger shoots 58 at Grandview to break course record
Don Granger, Anderson High School golf coach, posted a 58 for 12 under at Grandview last Sunday to erase the 60 record. He totaled 12 birdies and 6 pars in the round with John Cook, John Barcus and Elwood DeHority as playing partners.
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Anderson Grandview Municipal Golf Course
Joe Campbell
Don Granger
Anderson High School
John Cook
John Barcus
Elwood DeHority
Mikan Approves ABA Franchise Shifts
ABA Commissioner George Mikan announced approval of franchise moves from Minnesota to Miami and from Pittsburgh to Minnesota. The Minnesota Muskies relocate to Miami while the Pittsburgh Pipers move to Minnesota, and the New Jersey Americans will play as the New York Nets in Commack, New York.
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UPI
George Mikan
American Basketball Association
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Miami
Pittsburgh
Minnesota Muskies
Fla
Tsburgh Pipers
New Jersey Americans
Teaneck
N.J
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N.Y
New York Nets
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Indiana
Perkinsville Man Wins 1968 National Crown at Sun Valley Speedway
Mike Williams of Perkinsville wins the Figure 8 Championship after three 100 lap legs, leading all the way in the final. Dick Stewart, Herb Rose, Junior Shirley and Harold Schildmier round out the top five. Leg winners include Rose, Shirley, and Bob Fields. Williams tops the overall standings.
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Mike Williams
Perkinsville
Sun Valley Speedway
Williams
Dick Stewart
Lapel
Herb Rose
Anderson
Junior Shirley
Harold Schildmick
Arcadia
Rose
Shirley
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Darwin Blankenship
Alton Sneed
Daleville
Fields
Somay Schultz
Gene Jeffers
Wilbur Brown
Alexandria
Sneed
John Keller
Elwood
Brown
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Gene Weaver
Harold Schildmieir
Dadwin Blankenship
George Perry
Harold O’bryant
Avoid Sore Thumbs In Bowling With Proper Fitting
Tips warn about thumb pain from bowling instruction explains factors causing irritation and advises precise finger-hole measurements and full insertion without squeezing. Details from the illustrated booklet Delivery by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig offer guidance and request 20 cents and a self addressed envelope to obtain a copy from National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago Illinois.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
N. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Wert's 3-Run Homer Paces Tiger Victory
Don Wert hit a three-run homer in the first inning as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-1 in the Hall of Fame game at Cooper Field. Ray Oyler and Mickley Stanley also homered for Detroit. Manny Mota and Donn Clendenon scored for Pittsburgh. Dennis Ribant earned the win with five innings of work.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Don Wert
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wert
Tigers
Cooper Field
Hall of Fame
Ray Oyler
Mickley Stanley
Pittsburgh
Manny Mota
Wayne Comer
Donn Clendenon
Dennis Ribant
John Hiller
John Wyatt
Pirates
Kobayashi Knocks Out Botero in Sixth Round Fight
World junior lightweight champion Hiroshi Kobayashi halted Ulysses Botero in the sixth round of a non title 10 round bout in Tokyo. Botero pressed early but Kobayashi applied pressure from the fifth, landing a body shot and a jaw punch that sent Botero to a knockout. Botero’s record stands at 41 9 2 as Kobayashi improves to 52 wins with nine KOs.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hiroshi Kobayashi
California
Mando Ramos
Ulysses Botero
Botero
Kobayashi
Trevino Wins Hickok Award After U S Open Victory
Lee Trevino of El Paso Texas won the S Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year award in June balloting by sports writers and sportscasters. He earned 204 points ahead of Bob Gibson and Don Drysdale, who finished with 178 and 136 points respectively.
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New York
UPI
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Tex
S. Rae Hickok
Trevino
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gibson
Drysdale
DeHority Wins Indiana Elks Junior Golf Title
Mickey DeHority an 18 year old from Anderson and member of Madison Heights high school golf team shot 79 at Otter Creek in Columbus to capture the Indiana Elks state junior boys title.
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Mickey DeHority
Anderson
Madison Heights
Indiana
Otter Creek
Columbus
Indiana Elks
Reading Lake Depth From Shoreline Cues
The text explains how depth readings vary with vantage point from hilltops or planes with deepest water appearing darker. It notes ledges near cliffs and fallen rocks may drop to deeper water beyond shallow shores. It emphasizes locating the deepest parts in warm weather and when the lake is shallow.
Dolphins Trip Edgewood in Swim Meet Victory
The Dolphins defeated Edgewood 339 to 239 at the Dolphin pool last Saturday. They broke three records, claimed 26 blue ribbons in 42 individual events and 4 of 10 relays, coached by Mark Thompson and Mike Bass.
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Dolphin
Edgewood
Dolphin Pool
Dolphins
Mark Thompson
Mike Bass
Dolphin Tank
Galway shoots Alfred the Great in MGM epic
London AP reports Galway Ireland hosts location work for the MGM film Alfred the Great. Director Glive Donner calls the coast near Galway an ideal stand in for Anglo Saxon Wessex in 870 A.D. David Hemmings stars as Alfred with Michael York and Prunella Ransome.
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London
Galway
Alfred the Great
Glive Donner
Wessex
England
David Hemmings
Alfred
Michael York
Prunella Ransome
Anderson Caps Local DeMolay Baseball Here
Anderson hosted a sectional Indiana DeMolay Baseball Tournament, winning the opener against Marion 30 to 0 and defeating Lawrence 16 to 1 in the finals. Lawrence had defeated Parker 13 to 8 to reach the final.
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Indiana
Marion
Lawrence
Parker
Goshen
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Moore
McHenry
Brown
Parcal
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Pritt Rf
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Norbury Broderick Weiler Kulesa Tie For First In ACC
Norbury Broderick and Joe Broderick tied with M R Weiler and W E Kulesa for first in the Anderson Country Club men's two ball using USGA handicap. Best ball scores were 58 on 18 holes. four other teams finished tied for third and fourth with 61s. team skin included several aces and deuces on holes.
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C. B. Norbury
Joe Broderick
M. R. Weiler
W. E. Kulesa
Anderson Country Club
USGA
Acc
A. M.johnson
L. T. Robinson
R. C. Roberts
C. H. Stephenson
D. M. Wilcox
H. A. Forrest
W. C. Polyhemus
R. D. Williams
Norbury
Broderick
K. J. Hull
Russell Luzader
D. R. Porter
D. A. Gepthardt
M. W. Paugh
R. P. Elpers
Cubs Place Gene Oliver On Disabled List For Knee Surgery
Chicago Cubs star catcher Gene Oliver goes on the disabled list after tearing knee cartilage while sliding into base against Pittsburgh. Oliver has played catcher first base and outfield. he will undergo surgery and the club will not immediately replace him on the roster.
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San Francisco
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Gene Oliver
Oliver
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Cards Rally Tops Phillies In 9th Frame
The St. Louis Cardinals tied the game in the ninth and then won 5-4 over the Philadelphia Phillies on Tim McCarver's sacrifice fly. Julian Javier and Lou Brock sparked the rally, with Mike Shannon adding a game-tying double. Don Lock had given Philly a 4-2 lead with a three-run homer off Steve Carlton.
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ST. Louis
St.Louis Cardinals
Tim’ McCarver
Philadelphia
Julian Javier
John Boozer
Woody Fryman
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Javier
Mike Shannon
Flood
Shannon
Foster Homes Sought for BR Players in Indiana Babe Ruth Tourney
A committee led by Lloyd Stoner Ronnie Fletcher and Gene Moore asks local families to host visiting Indiana Babe Ruth players during a tournament at Memorial Field starting 6 p.m. Wednesday. Interested hosts may call Stoner 644-6792 Fletcher 644-7143 or Moore 642-8725.
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Lloyd Stoner
Ronnie Fletcher
Gene Moore
Indiana
Memorial Field
Stoner
Fletcher
Moore
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