Sectional Golf Meet Teoday At Grandview
A THSAA sectional golf meet at Grandview features Anderson led by Jim Cue with veterans Steve Douglass and Scott Steger. Five players may compete this year, with the four low scores counting toward the team total as schools vie for three regional berths next Monday.
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Ander ‘Son
Indians
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Steve Douglass
Scott Ste~ger
Lapel
Highsand
Warren Central
Gomo
Easter Hancock
Wwesfield
Lawrence Central
THSAA
USGA
Grandview Pro
Ye Hensley
Wit Hensley
Boscord
Fav
Secretariat the Hero of a Racing Era and Belmont Date
Washington notes mark Secretariat as horse of the ages, poised to win the Belmont and complete a Triple Crown. The Meadow Stable plans show shares in Secretariat sold rapidly, raising millions for the Chenery estate while the horse becomes a national symbol and potential stud price record.
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Riva Ridge
Meadow Stable
Secretariat
Ron Turcotte
Helen Tweedy
Christopher T. Chenery
Humphrey Finney
Mr. Chanery
Virginia
Flonay
Chenery Estate
Planned Parenthood
Doswell
Bold Ruler
Bold Bidder
Lamb Chop
Ag Whaway
Mature Weiskopf Coming Into Own
Charlotte, AP reports Tom Weiskopf, at age 30, appears to be maturing into the pro golf elite. He tied for a course record and, after a slow stretch, posted strong scores and confidence, suggesting a breakthrough season ahead with milestones like $87,100 and multiple under par rounds.
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Bud Ureen Wagwever
Associated Press
Weiskopf
Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Columbus
Son
Kemper
Lee
Ste
Lee ‘Vevino
Jack
Jeiskopt
Gaines Continues ASA Win Streak
Dick Gaines extended his American Speed Association Sprint Car Division win streak at Win Speedway on Sunday. Bob Frey led early before engine trouble, Ray Kenens briefly took the lead before retirement, and Gaines secured first with a late surge and a blown engine sidelining Kenens.
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Dick Gaines
American Speed Association
Win Speedway
Floyd's Knob Motel
Bob Frey
Kinser
Ray Kenens
Lafayette
Kenens
Gaines
Butch Wilkerson
ASA
Mike Johnson
Saried
Bobby Black
Leon
Rain Delays Sectional Final in Local Baseball Tournament
Precipitation pushes postponement of the Under-300 baseball sectional. The finale moved to today. Anderson’s athletic director to appear by 10 a.m. Frankton will face Madison Heights with Alexandria at 30 minutes after the first game ends. Championship event rescheduled.
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Senrigh
Lawrence Central
North Central
Richmond
Anderson
Mount Vernon
Noblesville
Greenfield Central
Hamilton Heights
Pendleton Heights
Elwood
Frankton
Carmel
Alexandria
Madison Heights
Sheridan
Hamilton Southeastern
Indianapolis
Marshall
AHS
Anerson
Foreman Preparing For Title Defense
San Francisco AP reports heavyweight champion George Foreman plans his first title defense with trainer Sadler stating a Tokyo bout with Morito Kashiwaba or a nonroster bout in the United States could be arranged. Foreman, 38-0 with 35 KOs, won the title Jan 2 by stopping Joe Frazier in Jamaica and will train primarily in Oakland as he awaits final terms and a venue.
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Eric Prewitt
SAN Francisco
George
Tokyo
Puerto
Foreman
Rico
Joe “King” Roman
World Boxing
Figh
Madison Square Garden
Jery Quarry
Jimmy Ettis
Miami
England
Joe Frazier
Kingston
Jamaica
Sadier
Hayward
Oakland
Grits
Sadler
Chinese Fans Cheer Swimmers Despite Rain
U S swimmers received enthusiastic cheers from spectators in Hong Kong as a three week cultural exchange program opened under President Nixon and Premier Chou En Lai. The event featured freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, and butterfly styles performed by divers and other swimmers.
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David
Paine
Associated Press
China
Hong Kong
U.S
Cultural Exchange
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Spannuth-Jackson ECC Winners Capture Team Tournament
Neal Spannuth and a son teamed for a two ball 19 to win the Spannuth Jackson ECC event, with Rod Swinehart and Jim Shipker taking second. In the first flight, Dick Daoust and D. W. Brown led with 155, followed by Mike Mart McKibben Realty Heesear and Jack Arte at 159. Beating Thirteen teams included Minnick and Pete Lewis, while Shell, Greenfield Banking and others vied across flights and low nets. Chinese swimmers joined Americans in Yun Shiu Park for a demonstration and coaching class, with Ingrid Daland impressing the youths.
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Neal Spannuth
Rod Swinehart
Jim Ship
Tedshed
Phil Sullivan
Hugh Barnes
Dick Daoust
D. W. Brown
Mike Mart McKibben
George V
Danny Key
McKibben Realty
Yun Shiu Park
Schoenfield
Ingrid Daland
YMCA Summer Cross Court Leagues Open for Men
Cross Court basketball will be entered at the YMCA this summer with leagues in the mornings and evenings. Games start Mondays and Wednesdays beginning June 1. Men in good shape are eligible to play and should attend an informational meeting at 9 a.m. on the date specified.
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YMCA
Election of Officers at Hackett Post 127
The American Legion Hackett Post 127 holds officer elections Tuesday June 5 from noon to 8 pm. Voters urged to support an active post and candidates including Commander Mai Boze Ist Vice Bi Faust 2nd Vice-Chas Abney Chaplain Jerry House.
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American Legion
Hackett
Mai Boze
Bi Faust
Chas
Abney
Jerry House
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