Frankton Edges Lapel in Anderson Sectional Baseball
Frankton defeated Lapel 9 1 at Memorial Field as pitcher Roger Ashby allowed three hits and Nico Pikel led off with four on base in five trips. Highland blanked Daleyville 40 led by Mike Jarrell’s one hit and 8 strikeouts as the two senior hurlers dominated postpon ed sectional action.
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Anderson
Frankton
Lapel
Highland
Daleyville
Sunny Skins
Memorial Field
Eagles
Elwood
Moodey
Sighland
Madison Heights
Turners
Roger Ashby
Mike Jarrell
Highlands
Ashby
Jarrell
Fratton
Greg Lay
Eagle
Nico Pikel
Luse
Jes
Larry Davis
Steve Tobbs
Frank
Ton
Davis
Toi Stephenson
Will
Alexander Étola
Pecona
Ron Everett
Dave “Norris
Junior Stortstop
Everet
Greg Layton
Leebe
Layton
Aleville
John
Harding
Ore
Denny Jones
Atlanta
Gree Baldwin
Phil Prewitt
Gary Flowers
Jarret
Cater
Pike
Stephenson
Dice Vander
Stephen Bur
Richard Delph
Amie Everett
Leroy Pike
Baldwin
Tapel
Jones
Jlo
Jong
Ft Se Pike
Frame
H Ashby
Bart Fuqua
Alexander
Ree Fuqua
Ash
Committee Adopts Single Rule Change
INDIANAPOLIS UPI report: the automobile competition committee of the United States FTSA adopted a stock car rule for 1988 requiring only a single four barrel carburetor for major league stock car competition in NASCAR and USAC. The rule takes effect Jan 1, 1986 through Dec 31, 1870 with one cubic inch displacement change while car size remains the same.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Automobile Competition Committee of the
United States
FTSA
Nascar
USAC
Aaron Leads Atlanta With 36-Hole Tally In Tight Race
Aaron carded a 139 total at Atlanta Country Club as top contender Weiskopf stumbles with four double bogeys and bogeys. The field battles rough greens while Aaron pursues his first tour win in nine years with key finishes from Weiskopf and others shaping the leaderboard.
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Aaron
Atlanta
Weiskopf
Tim
Seco
Reading
Tigers top Yankees as Hornton hits 4th homer
Willy Horton belted his 4th homer of the season in the seventh inning, lifting the Detroit Tigers to a 4-1 win. The victory marked Detroit’s fourth straight, widening its American League lead over the Orioles to 2 1/2 games after Boston beat Baltimore.
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Dato
Willy Hor[ton
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Boston
Baltiere
Detroit
Orioles
Ren‘ Hartelson
Gary Bell
Vitory
Baltimore
jMatrelson
Hes
Jim Jardin
Ofer Harrelson
Cleveland
Lee Maye
Tony Harlon
Tommy Herper
Washington
Tails Tiant
Maye
Horton
Phi Ortega
Harper
Tiant
Brown
Indians
Ortega
Gevelata
Unclear baseball and local gym notes mix in muddled page
Fragmentary OCR text recounts baseball players, innings, and scores involving Coca Cola, Coca Cola team, and Eagles with mentions of Nicklaus, Palmer, and Player. Also contains garbled references to Lee Acme paving, stocky game summaries, and unrelated local ads and lineup notes with scattered names and numbers.
Ex Hawk Owner Seeks Astrodome Site For NBA Franchise
Koleton reports former St Louis Hawkes owner Kerner meets Houston backers to discuss an NBA franchise with a Houston syndicate seeking league approval. Kerner has taken the case to Commissioner Walter Kennedy as talks focus on finding a suitable playing site, possibly the Astrodome or Sam Houston Coliseum. A record basketball crowd of 52,003 watched Houston beat UCLA 71 49 in the Astrodome last January, the first such event.
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Koleton
UPD
Ben Kerner
St Louis Hawkes
Houston
Kerner
Walter Kennedy
Stes
NBA Nebedi Ss
Astrodome
Sam Houston Coliseum
Tim Target
University of Houston
UCLA
Coke Wins Two At Summitville In State Travel League
Coca Cola won two softball games at Summitville in a long travel league doubleheader. Ray Bird pitched a two hitter in the opener as Coke edged Summitville 4 2 after 10 innings. John Andersen blanked the ACs in the second game on three hits as Coke rolled 10 0. Zachary drove in runs with key hits, while Summitville tied late before Coke pulled away.
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Aston
Yankien
Erskine National
Bob Fan
Memphis Rush
VFW
Hucler
Lopon Tilt
Noiller
Eagles
Wid
Jack Nicklaus
Ning
Aline Ob
Baglee
Buch
Nunn
Dave
Talver
Richardson
Arnold Palmer
Africa
Eti
Terry Campfield
Alexander
Pebrehvense
Sale
Layton
Bewis
Lewis
Canfield Eatnter
alSniths Ae Assed
Tom Impreid
St Pruitt
Fuqua
Tike
Flowers
Davis
Don Jan
Pruit
Sapsensan
Whatensary
Allen Henning
Nogle
Pike
Jennings
Lawit
Laxton
Dick Mayer
Chris Blocker
Deon
Shader Camseldale
Paesalea
Wit Weaver
R. J. Sikes Rank
Doug Sanders
Highland
Sf—Davis
Lo Rham
Cedartown
Sundystuz
Tate
Manele Eie
Rathan
Uiehi
Nat Poafghan
Quilly
Bakerington
Bor Samuass
O/BISA Mayer
Cippark & Baer Od
Atte Biber
Sehowe
Fresdertiean cc
Bhat
Coca-Cola
Paul Bondesono
Benlett
Summitville
Anderson
Summitville AC
Ray Bird
Coke
Shimer
Young
Leon Zachary
Zachary
John Andersen
Denny
Charlie Warder
Aly
Tomer
Warner
Ervin Smith
Grover Hil
Ohio
Kokomo
Shadyside
Coa-Cola
Surtmit- Ville AG
Ray Ried
Pretty Ai Woodfull
Niverson
Baseball Hits Holiday with Looms Far Apart
UPI reports a rough, sprawling baseball narrative linking Memorial Day and major league action. Players like Howard and Rose feature amid a crowded field of teams including Baltimore Cleveland Cincinnati San Francisco New York and Houston as league balance and division reshaping debates unfold.
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Steve Binger
Minnesota
Tom Newy
UPI
Phoebus
Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Asoong
Sonny Siebert
Hargan
Cardinals
Wa Ge General
Nationa Zante
Jam
New York Yarkees
Howard
Rose
Carolina
San Francisco
Migrave
Atlanta
Phillies
Seattle
Kansas City
York Mets
Houston Astros
San Iraq
San Diego
Chicago
Houston
Sox
Awerican
Les Buenae Nationals
Amtricans
Red‘ Sox
Refore i
Gun Ea
Elveland
Festa Pied
Ecaiforn Piedomenal
Atsnalnes
Balsarans
Pacific Guait League
Detroit
Boston
Jim
Catfish
Cleveland
Deshara
Hunter
Oakland Athletics
Denver
Tacoma
Portland
Pairings Set For 121 In ACC Guest Member Event
ACC hosts 121 pairings for guest members at the course with chairmen listed and winners to receive wires tonight. Schedules include multiple time slots and numerous named players, indicating a broad field and structured pairing order.
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ACC
HL Ditdeing
M. Wi Paugh
Cochairmen
Ward
Cole
W. H. Bhslich
E. L. Schwantes
Wechsler
M. G. Wood
Charles Norton
C.F. Flowers
Bud Anderson
Igo He Black
Z Ee
Ay . R.A. Bemmett
Myron Whitworth
J.C. Drake
Pyest
L. E. Ballinger
Phil Moore
Don Davisson
Steve Krall
J. F. Huffman
Bill Haas
W. C. Exmundson
Dr. Carson
Oer. M. Brown
Don Jeffries
Robert Spay
Ron Wang
B. L. Bennett
Dick Breadon
P. J. Tibbetts
Landry Signs Lion Contract
Landry signs with the Detroit Lions in a substantial contract after being chosen over UCLA’s Gary Beban. He joins five other Lions backs including Bill Munson and Kari Swee fan as regulars from last season.
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Sib Masachusite
Detroit Lions
Chaloe
Lions
Qiyesfold Landry
Gary Beban
UCLA
Iets Te Hki
Acarier Necka
Ing Bill Munson
Ls Angeles Ham
Kari Swee
Hiles Perry Set for Bloomington Invitational
Two Madison Heights runners, l Hiles and Perry, compete today at Indiana University in the Bloomington Invitational meet. Scott Hiles, after a 4 08 mile pace last week, will move to the two mile seeking a showdown with state champ Mark Bipnf of Lafayette Catholic.
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Madison Heights
Bloomington
Indiana University
Scott Hiles
T Ie
Nice
Mark Bip
Lafayette Catholic
Tell Perry
Mt Lawn Tries Opening Again At New Castle Speedway
Mt Lawn plans a second attempt to start the 1958 auto racing season at Mt. Lawn Speedway west of New Castle on Sunday afternoon June 2. New cars in the super stock class are promised by L. J. Lines, 1967 Point Champion, and Alex Burke of New Castle. More than 40 awards from the 1957 season will be shown. plaques are handcrafted from a walnut tree felled when the track opened 34 years ago. SIGNS DRAFT CHOICE. Miami entry signs ABA draft choice Don Sidle of Oklahoma for the league.
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Hobbs
Doug Holder
Dallas Canfield
Dente Roberta
Bob McKee
Gary Morris
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Arnie
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Roberto DeVincenzo
Killbuck
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Edgewood
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Canter
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
Anderson Links
Larry
Ruteh) Panry
Wayne Hensley
Grandview
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J. E. Flanegan
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Euler
Penny Quarte
Alan White
Hansley
Slage
Zipf
Michael Armingedon
Julie Hull
Alice Dye
Sue Fulmer
Anna Tine Barman
Herald
Tigers
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Bush
RA Ankliy Dickey
Devaney
Braton
A Ae Hughes
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Nenda
Carpenter’s Union
Jampbell
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Local
Mel Stottlemyre
Mickey Lolich
Stottlemyre
Pow &4
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Cash
Lolich
Hawk
Joan-Cela
Vile AC
Smith
Blaine
Yeagy and Niverson
Hartke New York
Vance Hartke
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Long Island University
Brooklyn Center
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Pet Te Firat Baptist Church
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Toledo
Peete
Los Angeles & Candlensh
Atlanta Cicle
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Cincinnati
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Westburn
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Berlala
Ton Washenekl
Vancouver
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Alexandria Yale Golf Club
Qpan
Killbuck Golf
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Sunday Herald Monday Bulletin
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H. Diedring
Drs Nicholl
K. J. Hull
C. A. Blaggaras
Rayne Jerry Peterson
J. Aagesen
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Polherniss
Gerald Sinner
Bob Bids Dle
Ovear Malsoc
D. Caldwell
Bill Took
L. T. Robinson
Dan Hannon
A.N. Matthews
Jack Hall
M. Belton
Murphy
HE. Todd
G. Pancel
Robert Giteon
R. M. Morse
E. A. Black
Bil Bender
Dave Hughes
Bob Brac
Aine Kruger
Odie
B. T. Kiser
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Gram
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C. A. Blas
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G. G. Panedi
G. Festimasn
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Landry
Lion
L Hiles
Perry
Mt. Lawn
Miami
Fla
American Basketball Association
Aop
Don Sidle
Universitity
Oklahoma
Ayr-Ways
Ayr-Way
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