Tribe Golfers Seek Revenge At Regional Golf Meet
Anderson High School aims to reach the state golf match after a sectional loss to Carmel. Coach Phil Sullivan says the Indians want revenge and will ride strong play from seniors Jeff Roberts and Dick Peck, plus sophomores Jim Cue and Steve Douglas, at the Elks Country Club in Richmond. Carmel and Muncie Central are among the rivals, with Pebk starting at 9 36 and all groups off by 11 30.
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Orioles Rebound After Weaver Remark Sparking Quiet Streak
Baltimore as the Orioles extend a four game winning streak with a 3 1 victory over the Texas Rangers. Brooks Robinson criticizes Earl Weaver for calling veterans over the hill while noting his own recent hot streak and commitment to continue playing for years.
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Regional Scores Indiana High School Baseball Regional Tournament
Jeffersonville defeated Borden 8 to 4 and swept Seymour 5 to 4 to reach the regional final. Southport edged New Castle 4 to 3 while Mount Vernon bested Warren Central 5 to 2. Southport then beat Mount Vernon 4 to 3 to claim the regional title.
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Lions safety Tommy Vaughn retires from football
Detroit Lions defensive back Tommy Vaughn, 29, announced his retirement after missing half of last season with a head injury. Vaughn, a former Iowa State running back, cited health reasons and ends a nine year NFL tenure.
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Riggs Fires Shutout For Raiders In Baseball Win
Freshman Robin Riggs pitched a four hit shutout for Shenandoah, driving in both runs as the Raiders beat Frankton 2-0. Riggs fanned nine and benefited from Eagles errors and walks. Frankton’s Jim Truex allowed four hits in a losing effort. In other action, Yorktown defeated Highland 9-8 after a game marked by errors and walks.
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Dave J. Keesling
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Truex
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Highland
Neale Dugger
Rod Ogden
Tigers
Hilton
Mahoney
Winningham
West
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Dave McCorkle
Ogden
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Roberts leads Indiana Golf Association tourney after first round
Dick Roberts of Anderson shoots two under par 70 to take a one stroke lead in the 52nd Indiana Golf Association Tourney at Broadmoor, with Purdue's Dennis Dirks and Ted Boots of Indianapolis close behind on 71. Rocky Schooley and seven others sit at 73. The event continues at Meridian Hills and Speedway for 36 more holes.
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McLaren Team Keeps Right On Winning
McLaren remains a strong title threat as Mark Donohue and Roger Penske return with a new L and M Porsche. Hulme wins Mosport opener, Donohue closes in, while Revson retires with vibration trouble. Le Mans sees Pescarolo Hill lead a French duo in a Matra 1 2. Bonnier dies in the race. David Pearson wins a 400 mile Grand National at Bridge Junction.
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Torre Tops National League All Star Balloting in Early Vote
Joe Torre of the St. Louis Cardinals led NL balloting for the July 25 All Star Game with 73 129 votes, ahead of Ron Santo 26 627 and Hank Aaron 69 548. Other leaders included Bud Harrelson and Roberto Clemente as voting totals totaled 152 009. First AL results will be announced Friday with shared top vote getters in each position.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
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New York Mets
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Johnny Bench
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Lee Maye
Houston
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Dave Cash
Joe Morgan
Ted Sizemore
Tito Fuentes
San Francisco
Felis Millan
Atlanta
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Ron Santo
Jim Fregosi
Richie Hebner
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Doug Rader
Don Kessinger
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Larry Bowa
Philadelphia
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Enzo Hernando
San Diego
Mank Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburch
Rusty Staub
Willie Stargell
Frank Robinson
Willie Mays
Bobby Tolan
Cesar Cedeno
Lou Brock
Manny Sanguilen
Jerry Grote
Ted Simmons
Earl Williams
Wee
Randy Hundley
Linda's Chief Wins Youthful At Belmont
Linda's Chief wins the Youthful at Belmont Park in the 5th race as Braulio Baeza rides the favorite in 1 05 1/5 for 5 1/2 furlongs. Sailor Go Home and Stop The Music finish close behind, each paying modest mutuals. Linstock's Lin stock wins the Fox Chase Purse at Liberty Bell with Donald MacBeth delaying a foul claim and Rosemont Row takes Monmouth Park's New Jersey Horse Council Purse in 1:12 4/5 for six furlongs. Joco Kid leads Arlington Park's Winter Rules Purse at 1:04 2/5 for 5 1/2 furlongs, paying out for the crowd of 9,154 as Dark Star King falters.
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Trinity Shares Lead In NCAA Tennis Meet
Top seeds Trinity led by Dick Stockton shared the NCAA tennis lead after two rounds in Athens. Trinity beat back Tim Marks and Edward Dibbs wins while Stanford and UCLA also held ties as the singles rounds and doubles start Tuesday.
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Buchanan Plans To Do What Is Necessary In Duran Defense
Ken Buchanan said he will do what is necessary to defend his World Boxing Association lightweight title against Roberto Duran in a June 26 bout at Madison Square Garden. The champion, 43-1 with 16 KOs, faces a 28-0 opponent who predicts a nine round win. Buchanan will earn 125000. he chose New York for a fair shake over a Panama fight offering 150000.
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Red Sox Buy Don Newhauser From Louisville Farm Club
Boston announces the purchase of Don Newhausers contract from Louisville IL to bolster the bullpen replacing Ken Tatum on the DL. Stan Williams to sign as free agent and join Louisville in Richmond. Williams, 35, spent most of the past four seasons in MLB with a 109.94 ERA this year in Salt Lake City.
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Babe Ruth International League Scorecard Spotlight
Players and stats from a Babe Ruth International League recap listing Bennett, Dickerson, Tumulty, Pem, and Singleton with batting lines and team totals including Sprite and Sprite numbers for the game.
Major Leaders Pitching and Hitting Figures Snapshot
A compact summary lists top pitchers and batters from multiple teams. Names such as Nolan Sutton Blass J Ray Miller Seaver Alien Jackson May Duncan Darwin Kant Fingers Lee Wright Hunter populate a mosaic of 1960s era stars with varied win loss and RBI tallies, reflecting league-leading performances.
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