Anderson Tennis Enthusiast Laments City Parks Support
A veteran Anderson area tennis player writes to defend Coach Dane Pugh and urge better support for junior tennis. He criticizes city and school administrations for neglecting facilities, equipment, and programs at Mays Park, Riley Park, and Fairview Park. He notes rules, court conditions, and the lack of a full-time recreation director, urging more sustained effort and funding.
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Mr. Bailey
Anderson
Dane Pugh
Coach Pugh
Fairview Park
May's Park
Park Department
Anderson High School
Indiana
Mays Park
Pugh
Anders ‘Son
Riley
Stanton Park
Riley Park
Mazeroski saves no hitter as Ellis hurls first 1970 Pirates gem
Dock Ellis pitched the Pirates to a 1 0 victory over the Padres in San Diego. Mazeroski made a seventh inning running catch to preserve Ellis’s no hitter in a dramatic finish that thrilled a large crowd. The win ended a long skid and highlighted Pirates baseball in the opening of the 1970 season.
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Pirates
Dock Ellis
Cleveland
UPI
Russ Moose
Snyder
New York
SAN Diego
Ellis
Bil
Mazeroski
Prike Thest Otter
Tea Noite
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Ordee
Ang Nag
Padres
Sond
Batavia
Agit
Harbor
Brewers
Visio
Elis
Righ
Roberts
Leo Clermente
Indias
Ron
Inni
Hillis
Chris
Lees
Aeee Natan
Cannizzaro
Los Angeles
Calif
Var
Edie Leon
Kelly
Ood
Wes
She
Cevecth
AL Liver
Ramon Web
Spierro
Rester
Dave Rober
Texas Easy Win Opens NCAA Series For Longhorns
Texas Longhorns, ranked No 2 in the nation, broke a close game with five runs in the bottom of the fourth to defeat Delaware 12 4 in the first game of the 24th annual NCAA College World Series. Burt Hooton earned the win, Ted Zink took the loss, and Delaware faces the loser of the night’s second game. Other participants Iowa State Arizona Dartmouth and Florida State begin round one Saturday night.
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Charles Wieser
Omaha
Neb
UPI
Texas Longhorns
Delaware
Southern California
Pratt
Ohio
University
Longhorns
Bruce Fad
Texas
Lou Bagwell
David Hall
Burt Hooton
Ted Zink
Iowa State
Arizona
Dartmouth
Florida State
Nyari Breaks Blount Streak at Mt Lawn Speedway
Denny Nyari of South Bend captured the stock feature at Mt Lawn Speedway last Sunday, snapping Jim Blount’s three week win streak. Dennis Mizes of Muncie won the stock feature the same night and eyes a repeat on June 14. Moonlight additions include Gene Prosser, Lines, and Alex Burke among those returning after car trouble. Time trials set for 6:30 pm with racing at 8 pm.
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NEW Vastus
Mt. Law Speedway
Denny Nyari
South Bend
Jim Blount
Anderson
Blount
New Castle
Dennis Mizes
Muncie
Gene
Prosser
Greensboro
Alex Burke
Mt. Lawn
Carmel Wins Golf Title Narrowly Over North Central
Carmel captured its first Indiana high school golf championship with a one shot win over defending champ North Central of Marion County. Gary Gant of North Central shot five under par 139 to medal, while Frank Zoeller of New Albany matched Oaklandon course record with 67 on back nine. Carmel posted a 61 team score, North Central finished 612 with a tight leaderboard including Wallace 620 and Warsaw 623.
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Alianarulid
UPI
Carmel
North Central
Marion County
Carmelj
Gary Gant
Indiana
Frank Zoeller
New Albany
Zoeller
John O'Neal
Z 'Ete Holm
Bill, Kratzer
Fort Wayne
Elmhurst
Wallace
Warsaw
West Lafayette
Columbus
South Bend
Jackson
Lebanon
Kokomo
Marion
Brebeuf
Stewards Weigh Ruling On Pregnant Jockey Case
In a Tropical Park inquiry stewards consider extending apprentice status for jockey Bacon who rode while pregnant. The discussion centers on safety, prior riding periods, and the effect of pregnancy on weight and performance as she faced earlier child birth and a premature infant. The case ties into racing norms, procedural precedents, and jockeys’ rights within the sport.
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Miami
Marys
John Santoro
Toledo
Homie Way
Mary
Raceway Park
Theo Park
Mary Bacon
Conn McGreary
Tropical Park
UPI
Major Leagues and Associations in Sunday Baseball Notes
Fragmentary OCR yields mixed fragments of major league and association names with unclear events. Readable items reference the National and American Leagues and various divisions, but concrete teams dates or outcomes are not discernible. A clearer copy would be required to produce a precise summary.
Shaw Retires From Pro Football After Nine Seasons
Buffalo guard Billy Shaw announced his retirement from professional football to enter business full time. He cited not matching his past play in the last two years and noted his leadership as a longtime Buffalo Bills captain or cocaptain across six of his nine seasons.
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Shaw
Buffalo
N.Y
UPID
Billy Shaw
Pas Shaw
Bills
Georgia Tech
White River Ice Cream Social Opens Week Sports Cards
Local leagues schedule three minor and three major league games starting at 9 a.m. Saturday as White River hosts its annual Ice Cream Social. Teams include Lemons Shaw and Schuster, Hoover Vetter Fox Courtney, and many local clubs like Police Pals and VFW.
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White River Police
Shaw
Schuster
Lane
Ratliff
Pri
Gene
Hoover
Vetter
Fox
Courtney
White River
Obscure Roger Leads Western Open By Four Strokes
Roger, a Columbus, Georgia club pro, shot a six under 65 to lead the Western Open by four over Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols. He logged a 36 hole total of 132 ten under par at Beverly Country Club, with eight birdies and a double bogey six. Play halted by a thunderstorm and resumed before darkness.
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Bos Green
Palmer
Associated Press
Eagle
Chicago
Hugh Roy P" Meanes
Columbus
Allparkling
Roger
Beverly Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nikhols
Johnny Pott
Tom Weiskopt
Don Bies
Don Finsterwald
Tom Shaw
Bies
Shaw
Weiskopt
Oit
Finsterwald
Gibby Gilbert
John Jamieson
Jack Nicklaus
Garylayer
Lee Trevino
Billy ‘Asper
Steve Reid
Ted
Calloway Gardens
Sahara
ACC Father Son Tee Times Set for Weekend Tourney
Pairings announced for the Anderson Country Club Father Son Golf Tournament with 62 entrants. Saturday features nine holes for mixed ages and a 3:15 pm to 4:54 pm block, Sunday offers 11 am and 1:30 pm shotgun starts for 18 holes, followed by a dinner around 6 pm. The event is chaired by Dr. D A Gephardt with M Gwinnup as co chair.
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Anderson Country Club
Hee
Iwo
Ielé
D. A. Gephardt
Nan
M. Gwinnup
J. Burau
L. C. Jackson
C. E Suhl
R. F. Rector
C. E. Kuhl
Tom Kuhl
Mike Kuhl
Jim Ault
Mark Ault
Dett Ault
J. E. Bure
Jin Burau
D. M. Gwinnup
Stewe Gwinnup
Dr. F. C. Donaldson
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Innie
City
Anderson Tennis Club
Madison County
Frank
Lumber & Hardware
Allied Building Center
Maz
Zink
Hinton
Willard
Opton
Salazar
Harnon
W—Hochn
L Zink
Nyari
Albuquerque, N.M
Jim’Kremmel
University of New Mexico
University of Arizona
Tucson
Ponder
MAJOR
Fa “ Sa
Merican
Internacional Aftestern
le Riedlen
Cing
Mingeota
Santana Caltern
Gaveland
Beifost
Guusna Cry
Omana
Esterday
von Tana
Phrtaargh
Gineinnatt
Philadelphia
Louis
San Francisco
Fkland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Gacate
Swaslaton Galfornia
Boston
Mota Pisberay
Crier
Datei
Kanne
Seyber i
Troe
Fort Savace
Beery
Power
Seyder
Fairview American Aux
Albei Plumbing
Killion
Perkins
Shabowski
George Smith Music
First Savings
Guide Lamp
David Dairy
Meadowbrook
Hoosier
Hays, Halen 3
Folesom
D. Patterson
Jamerlia
R. Savage
Sertoma
Erskine National
Nick's Burgers
Coca-Cola
G. Randolph
York
Shepherd
Lane and Gasset
King
Nunn
L. Burge
Redding
Davis
VFW
Coca Cola
Sharyside
Moose
Stout
Smith
Wood
Toles
Camp
Alger
Phillips Iron
Civil Defense
Patterson
Madden
Campbell
Patten
Anderson Masonary
Roby
Ogle
Thompson
Nea
James
Dillman
Cunningham
ACC
David Donaldson
C. W. Riedel
David Riedel
David ‘Jackson
R. P. Sokol
Dennis Sokol
C. D. Caldwell
Brent Caldwell
A. M. Johnson
Mike Johnson
R. C. Roberts
Jeff Roberts
Mike Roberts
G. C. Hallenbeck
Dan Hallenbeck
RW. Maier
Jon
Maier
V. G. Rose
Boby[Rose
W. C. Pothemus
Jay
Pothemus
G. G. Pancol
George J Pancol
Bob Morse
Jett Moree
J. L. Lee
John Lee
Norm Norris
Steve Norris
Steve Gephardt
David Gephhardt
Don Cwinnup
C. A. Blassaras
Ciist
Jack Mail
Rod Mai
J. R. Phillips
Jay Philips
Gene & Brownie Marine
Meridian
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