Roberts Duo Claims Madison County Father Son Golf Title
Dick and Jeff Roberts won the 25th Madison County Father Son tournament at Edgewood Club with a 143. Seve and Bill Callaway were one stroke back at 144 winning the senior division. The event drew 206 entries and honored multiple families across divisions including Intermediate and Junior with Pete Lewis and Noel Douglas posting top scores. Harold Corbin and son Mike made the tourney’s first hole in one on the eighth hole.
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Jeff
Madison County
Edgewood Country Club
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Bill Callaway
Callaway
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Bill Spannum
Bill
Morehead
Dr. G.C
Dan Hallenbeck
Mike Martin Sr
Mike Martin Jr
Milton Mills Sr
Milton Mills Jr
Pete Lewis
San Mike
Dick Peck Sr
Dick Peck Jr
G.R
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Noel Douglas
Steve
Jim Peck
Daune
Jim Coe
Don
Mike Granger
Wally
Bernie Smith
Mike
Greg Smith
Gerald
Darrel Bodkins
Jack
John Howell
Bernie
Kent
Greg Poore
Tom
Jeff Rogers
Harold Corbin
Jeff Brown
Cliff Hardwick
Bill Granger
Dick Peck
Billy Spannuth
Ovid Penry
Larry Penry
Killbuck Golfie
Penrys
George G. Crittenberger
Dick and
Jeff Roberts
Robert E. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Bill Calloway
Wally Smith
Don Granger
Neo Douglas
Herald
George Jackson
Wayne Hensley
Grandview
Dick Stage
Hensley
Stage
Marvin Jones
Lew Roby
Jones
Roby
Palmer Nicklaus duo wins National Four Ball by three strokes
Arnie Palmer and Jack Nicklaus captured the National Four-Ball Championship with a 259 total at Ligonier. The victory earned $40,000 first prize, with Palmer earning his first win of the year on his home course while Nicklaus delivered four birdies and key shots to seal the win over Crampton Moody and other contenders.
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Ligonier
Palmer Country
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Golf
Nicklaus
Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Oville Moody
Sam Snead
Gardner Dickinson
Pions
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
Crampton
Moody
Jack
Pennsylvania
Granatelli Builds New Car for Mario Andretti Start
Andy Granatelli announced developer Grant King will craft a racer for Mario Andretti using a 320 cubic inch Gurney Ford engine. The car targets five dirt track USAC big car events beginning August 22 at Springfield with stops in Du Quoin, Indianapolis, Sedalia, and Sacramento as Al Unser extends lead.
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Andy Granatelli
STP Racing
Grant King
Mario Andretti
U.S
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Andretti
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Nazareth
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Bobby
Bobby Unser
Springfield
Ill
du Quoin
Sedalia
Sacramento
Calif
Hockett and Coca-Cola Meet Tonight in Legion Play
Anderson teams Coca-Cola Post 127 and Hockett enter the loser's bracket after early action in the American Legion Baseball Sectional. Post 127 lost 3-1 to Pendleton while Hockett beat Greenfield 5-2 in the winner's bracket. Tonight at 6 at Madison Heights field Hackett vs Coke and Chester field vs Pendleton in key eliminations.
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Coca- Cola 127
Hockett
American Legion
Post
Morristown
Pendleton
Tom Hale
Bob Fox
Randy Cyman
Greenfield
Bill Pepella
Saueh
Madison Heights
Chesterfield
Hackett
Coke
Garrett Says He Will Play One More Season
Liberty Missouri Michael Garrett star running back of the Kansas City Chiefs says he will not play professional football in 1971. He will play one more season then retire to pursue a baseball career after being drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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UPI
Mike
Garrett
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Los Angeles Dodgers
National Crown Win Sweet To Bob Fields
Veteran driver Bob Fields of Willow's Branch won the 24th annual National Crown stock car race at Sun Valley Speedway under threatening skies. He led from the fourth lap and held off Junior Shirley and John Keller in a wreck filled finale. Keller led a second leg, with Ken Snead and Darwin Blankenship following. John Skillman won the third leg.
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Bob Fields
Willow’ S Branch
Sun Valey Speedway
Fields
Junior Shirley
Anderson
John Keller
Elwood
Keller
Ken Snead
Darwin Blankenship
John Skillman
Noblesville
Herb Rose
Jim Brewer
Durocher Says Gambling Inquiry Found No Wrongdoing
Cubs manager Leo Durocher disclosed he was investigated by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and exonerated. He confirmed winning about 25 000 dollars gambling in Las Vegas over a weekend and said the activity was legal and reported for tax purposes.
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Chicago
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Bowie Kuhn
Durocher
Las Vegas
Cub
Associated Press
John Justin Smith
Chicago Daily News
Show and Climb with Denver Broncos Star in Greeley
Tackler ee Cole visited friends in Greeley. A family cat escorted him to a school show and tall program. After class, many students climbed on and around the big gridder.
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Climbee
Cole
Tackle
Denver Broncos
Greeley
Bears and Cardinals Scrimmage for Piccolo Benefit
The Chicago Bears and St. Louis Cardinals plan a one hour, no pay scrimmage at St Joseph's College field in Rensselaer Indiana next Saturday. All proceeds go to Joy Piccolo and her three daughters, widow of late Bears halfback Brian Piccolo who died of cancer. Ralph Kurek chairs the event aiming for about 10000 fans.
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St. Joseph’s
Rensselaer
Chicago Bears
St. Louis Cardinals
Mselves
Joy Piccolo
Brian Piccolo
Piccolo
Coca-Cola Splits In Central Division Softball Weekend
Coca Cola splits a doubleheader weekend in the Indiana Traveling League. Anderson defeats Kokomo 4-2, loses 1-0, then beats Marion 11-10 before Marion edges Coke 11-10. Zachary Homers for Coke, Hughes hits a grand slam for Kokomo, and Christenson, Clear, and others contribute key hits. League standings show Coke 16-8 in Central, Wabash 18-6 leads Northern. Remaining schedule includes Fort Wayne and Valparaiso games.
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Anderson
Kokomo
Nightcap
Marion
Jack Young
Coke
Dallas Fields
Herb Pruett
Leon Zachary
John Anderson
Zachary
Gordon Hughes
Rich Christenson
Louie Clear
Frank Sigler
Hughes
Christenson
Silenie Seale
Fort Wayne
Valparaiso
Ft. Wayne
Wabash
Gloff
Harbit
Douglas
Young
Clear
Kitchell
Douglas Marion
Stroup
Carmichael
Boatwright
Carmin
McAfee
Easterly
Denny
Hr—Hughes
Treesh and Kluesner Triumph in Killbuck Golf Tourney
Ron Treesh captured low gross honors and Kluesner won low net in the weekly Men’s Golf Club event at Killbuck Golf Course. Keith MacFadden Hugh Ket tron and Jay Dixon tied for second gross with 74. Wen dall Parson next at 75. Bob Thune second low net at 68 followed by Bill Carter and J. Banker at 69. Wil ace Bill Duncan Bil Hall and Larry Bize finished with 70s. At 71 were Bob Burton and B Kauffman.
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Kluesner
Killbuck Golf Course
Keith MacFadden
Hugh Kettron
Jay Dixon
Wendall Parson
Bob Thune
Bill Carter
J. Banker
Wilace Bill Duncan
Bil Hall
Larry Bize
Bob Burton
B. Kauffman
Vince Lombardi Returns To Hospital
Washington UPI reports coach Vince Lombardi returned to Georgetown Hospital after abdominal surgery to remove two feet of his colon for a tumor doctors called benign. Lombardi, 57, had been recuperating at home before going back to the hospital and planned to attend Carlisle Redskins training camp as disputes with owners continued.
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Redskin
Edward Bennett Williams
Penes
Carlisle
T Lombardi
Georgetown
Ing
Williams
Green Bay
Redskins
NFL talks stall as owners players fail to near deal
Philadelphia reporters note fourth straight fruitless bargaining session between NFL owners and players led by NFLPA president John Mackey and owners Tex Schramm Ralph Wilson and Rankin Smith. Mediation described as knotty with pension and military service credits cited among core disputes.
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UPI
National Football League
John Mackey
Baltimore Colts
NFL Players Association
Tex Schramm
Dallas Cowboys
Managment
Ralph Wilson
Buffalo Bills
Rankin Smith
Ataltna Falcons
Schramm
Mackey
Gilbert Seldin
Patriots Shift Two Game Sites For Colts Matchups
The Boston Patriots announced a realignment of two games with the Baltimore Colts this season to favor Harvard Stadium conditions. The Oct 4 game will be in Boston with the Oct 25 date moved to Baltimore. General manager George Sauer said the move preserves Harvard Stadium as a potential site if feasible and aims to provide better field conditions for the Colts contest.
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UPI
Boston Patriots
Baltimore Colts
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Patriots
Colts
Boston
Baltimore
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Mange George Sauer
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