Frankton Eagles Top Anderson In Local Baseball Tilt
Frankton High School’s Frankton Eagles defeated Anderson 11 to 8 at Memorial Field in a high school baseball game. Pitcher Ashby and a fast base running attack fueled the comeback as Frankton shifted momentum with aggressive baserunning and strong defense during a two-day slate, aided by damp weather conditions.
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A. Busch
Eagles
Paul Davis
Tedlans
Aig
Memorial Field
Frankbom
Arhousti Oulbit
Anderson
Frankton
Panies
Ae Ashby
Gainese
Mike Borholt
Piers Eve
Andereon
Highland
Elwood
Remington
Panthers
Brankton
Steve Rem
Ieeington
Enka
Larry Davis
Rick Pike
Dallas
Pike
Meads
Gary
Erskine
Choleé
Jast Frankton
Larry Day
White Canfield
Tung
Hlatt
Bill Davis
Kermy Runyan
Runyan
Frankton Eagles
Tom Pruitt
Gary Hosier
Dallas Cannald
Paul Haskins
John Digging
Borg Holder
Steve Hobbs
Steve Remington
Roger Ashby
Will Alexander
Jory Merlee
Herald
Ian Franks
Kevin Lowe
Dave Lowell
Don
Red) Burnell
Steve Voss
Tom Mayer
Barney) Barnet
Herald Photo
Sweeney Comes Back To Beat Folker In Long Troon Match
Veteran Bob Sweeney of Florida edged Scotland's Bob Folker one up after 23 holes in the opening round at Troon as the British Amateur Golf Championship began on the seaside course. Carr and Bonaltack also advanced, with Ireland's Joe Carr and England's Mike Bonaltack among other former champions in the winners circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Scotland
UPI
Bob Sweeney
Flordé
Bob Folker
Sweeney
Palm Beach
Fla
Ireland
Doe Carr
England
Mike Bonaltack
Ben Bllack
Lesley McClue
Carr
Cupeam
Jim Javies
Dick Chapman
U.S
Chapman
James Scotland
Richard Remsen
Locus Valley
Rodney Foster
E England
Vicolley
Woodward Aullen
Westbury
N.Y
Frank
Frank Strafaeld
Miami
Edward Meister
Willoughby
Ohio
Warren Zanderbush
Closter, N.J
Gambee Signs with Milwaukee Bucks in 1968 79 Season
Dave Gambee 13.4 point gamer last season for the San Diego Rockets signed by John Erickson to the Milwaukee Bucks for the 1968-79 season. Gambee 6 foot 6, 215 pounds veteran played for St. Louis Cincinnati Syracuse and Philadelphia, drafted by Milwaukee in expansion draft.
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Billwaukee
Wis
UPI
Dave Gambee
San Diego Rockets
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
John Erickson
NBA
Gambee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Scott Hiles Fund Off And Running
The Scott Hiles Fund, launched last Friday, has started well with warm response from track fans and local boosters. Contributions are urged to cover travel for Hiles and his coach to San Francisco and to fund preparations, with final receipts due by Monday, June 20.
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Scott Hiles
Scott Hites
Gene Yates
Birst Savings, & Loan Association
San Francisco
Calif
Suncheon
Temphera
First Savings & Loan
YMCA
Joe Helpting
Sun Valley
Hiles
Gary Thrapp
Floot
Bill Tovesen
Ling
Leroy Spikener
Bil el Encina High School
All-HCC sports honorees and related baseball picks
Indiana Central dominates selections with multiple players earning All-HCC honors. The 1968 squad features Tierney of Taylor and Williams of Indiana Central among others, while Ed Meredith and Jim Hill lead the list of repeat honorees from last season’s champions. Erskine and Surbangh earn freshman numerals at DePauw in baseball and golf respectively.
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Anderson College
Allatar
Terry Tierney
Torrance
Calif
Raven
Lois
Carl
Theee Tavens
Ts Hco
Ed Meredith
Jim Hill
Dart
Rell Lehnus
Erskine
FCC
Indiana Central
Setecit Neta
Aylor
Trojans
Abney
Paul Abrey
Keith Fraundocfer
Jotima Brown
Dave Callahan
King
Taylor
Pendleton Idlewold Men's Golf Club
Jim Swaney
Boofé
Ken O'Brien
Adof Forties
Santay
Ditton
Ick Kinnard
Maurice van Fen
Ie Aniston
A. J. Broderick
Earl
Tes Bare
Gene Swaney
Bllitt
Jim Boyle
Jim
Sonny Crosley
Russ Migein
Yuccay
Job Lockwood
Bob Burkhart
Eugene Burke
Carl Frazee
Myron Whitworth
Marion Morris
Tom Rodgers
Mike Kelley
Ever
Ken Orie
Russell Oil Co
Aor Shang
Surbaugh
Anderson High School
Dan Erskine
Steve ‘Lea
DePauw University
Tigers
Surbeogh
Cari D. Erskine
W.rth
Sorvanghs
George Surbangh
Local league scores and schedule from Franklin diamond event
A string of baseball and schedule snippets lists players, teams, and scores such as Dunbar Welsh Jahmison Fox and Sink with bases loaded. It notes games at 5 PM including Decker's vs Central Tires and Exchange vs Sertoma, plus invitations for Jim Russell and matchups Franklin vs Mathews Sprite vs Dayer with opening ceremonies at 9:30.
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Seyeteee
Dunbar
Welsh
Ad Jahmison
Bink
Newland and
Fox
Sink
Decker
Central Tires
Ranklin Cola
O FC
Babb
Nice
Hickey
peNauty
Parce
J. C. Sales
Carpentier's Union
Jim Russell
Haven Bken
Auchal Bee
Franklin Diamond
Frank 'É
Mathews
Sprite
Dayer
Merritt And Killebrew Top New York 3 0
Jim Merritt pitched two four hit games and Marmon Killebrew drove in two with sacrifice flies as the Minnesota Twins defeated the New York Yankees 3 to 0. New York had dropped its third in a row and sixth in seven games in a rough stretch Tuesday night.
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Sewel
Pepelea
Artie See Holly
Tee Franks
Dick Elster
Etch
Sorell
Penargin
Epelea
Pike
Miller
David
Tun Laole
Rum Golal
Hobbs
Davis
Lane
Doug Holder
Robbs
Anderson
Tim Othe
Jzrekine
Kevin
Dians
Frankton
Stever Ersking
Paull
Runyan
Kevin Lane
Jed Anderson
Howie Huffman
Om Alexander
Tim McPlayer
Canfield
Huffman
Remington
Barry Jucay
Ane
Erskine
Bill Skillman
Nickup Dover
Elan
Hobbsspruilé
Dave Sesell
Holder
Rick
Shoridop
Bill Davis
Bird
Gary
Hitle
Roger Ashby
Eagles
Gee Ee
Srike
Scitiman
Jouls
Rae
John Frame
Scotland
Peter Zaccag
Qinino
Hartford
Conm
Don Barnett
Pena
Halder
Om Voss
Actos
Quanea
Alexander
FC Alpike
Hutton
Larganita
Frankton Run
Batch & i
Olsteve Hobbs
Lee
Ian Pape
Srdede
Perry Byard
West
Hollywood
Fla
Iain
Muttman
Ritchie
Toutain Wineril
Don Givens
San Jose
Cabif
Berie Pic Greuor
Bob Russ Jr
Fearon Henig Bembone
Log Angeles
Barnett
Prankton
Tuday
Pepples
Loleen
Bill Meanan
Artie
Franklin
Davie
lMovbs
Charles Bishop
Oak
Ame
Aed
Tom Pruepee
Grove, Tex
Tom Ning
Eggles
Scaemington
Franke
Houston
Fe Anderson
Seaiman
Amny Qi
Romig
Dvigwe
Alex Brodle
Pepslea
Tol Pee Ai
Ig Ar
Neentend
Larry Davis
A . Podertnde
Houdan
Larebotald
Detroit
Lup
Arnold — O'Connor
Ireland
Charles
Macallum
Ft. Lauderdale
Exskine
Bovis
Sid Horne
Alondale
Raebot ‘Seoand
Ita
Nigel Pae
England
Sorenez
Canfield Pike
Hemington
Elster
Pruitt
Scross
Anderson Barnett
Scolland
Jim Hopper
Sewell
I Franks
Stillwater
Okla
Woodruff
A Mayer
Oy Graham
Bislen
Faryla
Wnalits
Ri Morrla
Preswell
Franks
Mayer
Jarvis
Th—Erskine
Brewell Woodstoff
Sf— Barnett
McKee
Oirassisted
Lob
Highland
Tangae
Marion Rar
PH Prewell
Wray
Wester
NEW York
Jim Merritt
Marmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
New ‘York Yankees
Yankees
Koscs Rt
Hva
Peylinga
Clark
Bihan
Tovar
Tover
Kilatven
Olea
Brertes Lier
Babaea i
Connie Mack Teams Open Season June 9 at Memorial Field
Connie Mack will open its 1968 season Sunday at Memorial Field with girl teams playing at 1 o clock. Twenty games are scheduled for the summer with some at the College diamond. Players alumni in uniform should contact Teague officials at the concessions stand.
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Connie Mack
Memorial Field
Ee College
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Eepelea
Dor Barnet
Voss
Senor Se Mare
Aire
Madison Heights
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Ming
Jim Vanderbur
Jon Barnett
Bob
Am Air Force
Erskinelievenant
Oxford
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Scottend
Maccormack
Alter
Sitason
Supee
Vanderbur
Pawanr
Svar
Columbus, Ga
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Tom Matheny
Fort W Worth
Tex
Mark Maccormack
Cleveland, Ohio
Millen
Billy Bruce
Strafaci
Jim Kelley
Meister
Ted Davies
Walea
Vanderbush
Jim Lower
Falkenburg
Edith Hammond
Dliva
Einnline
Seagram
Richard
Jack
Harry
Dick) Jack
Cottonwood Drive
Anderton
Mitchell Motors
Mitchell Motors, Inc
Earsham
Pitch
Gene
Jon Williams
Caylor Fy
Tom Dillion
Bill Tutero
Indians Central
Jond
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Bea
Dick Goodpaster
Bill Twerp
John Wirtz
Mike Rose Franklin
Bill Werremayer
Hanover
Tierney
Ton Dillon
Mike Olivetic
Manchester
Hon Williams Barlham
Haina
Lynch
Aye
Capella
Neal
White River
Coca-Cola
Douglas
McMahan
Nunn
Alley
Blucher
Ard Burge
VFW
Mountain Dew
Ward
Webber
Philips
VanWinkle
Hale
Harvey
Sertoma
Madigon
Merritt
Killebrew
Meridian St. Mh
Jackton
Anderton Arya Clark
Muncie Raceway
Thursand
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