Palmer Cites Heat As Key To A Great Round At Baltusrol
Arnold Palmer shot 67 to match leader Fleck at Baltusrol, finishing with a 187 total as heat and sun dominated the day. Jack Nicklaus fired five birdies in a 67 while Casper and Beman also posted solid rounds.
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Semi State Statistics In Columbia City and More
In Columbia City and nearby areas, statistics are collected for the semi state event featuring participants including Cate Rick 1 City, Songer and Hexamer. Details on dates and venues are sparse but the report highlights local involvement and preliminary results.
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Tail-Enders Gain On Rest Of AS Loop Rally
Washington saw Paul Casanova drive in Ken McMullen with a bases loaded chop to cap a four run rally as the Senators, led by Priddy and McDonald’s squeeze bunt, beat SHADYSIDE Red Sox 4 3. The day featured regional records and local notes from boxing exhibition to ice cream social and White River Little League schedules.
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Shores Owens Victory at Cobo Hall in boxing and baseball notes
The report highlights Shores and Owens winning in a boxing card at Cobo Hall before a 3,922 crowd, with Lewis testing Clay’s defense as Clay danced and dodged through most of the bout. It also lists minor league stats and a Baltimore game recap noting Woody Held homering in a doubleheader sweep over the Orioles.
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Notre Dame Faces Toughest Basketball Schedule Yet
Notre Dame announces a demanding 1967 68 basketball schedule with top opponents. UCLA Indiana St John s Southern Methodist Utah State Duke Michigan State and Michigan State are on the slate along with many Chicago area games and major arenas. The lineup includes St Joseph s Wisconsin Air Force DePaul Duke St John s and others with extensive travel listed.
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Indiana fishing report highlights lakes and species
The State's best fishing holes show strong catches of channel catfish, smallmouth bass, rock bass, bluegill, and crappies across Tippecanoe River, Mill and Kreighbaum Lakes, Lake Shafer, Lake Freeman, Lake Monroe and Geist Reservoir. Anglers report crappies bedding at several lakes, catfish moving into dams, and bass starting to bed. baits range from minnows and nightcrawlers to liver, cheese, and artificials.
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Marichal Misses Pitching Turn Still Uncertain Return
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal missed his regular mound turn at Houston due to a slight cold and stiff neck. The Dominican star said his arm is not yet at full strength and he did not know if he would pitch Saturday. Giants trainer Leo Hughes noted cool air and climate as factors affecting muscle tightness during treatment.
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Indiana State brings two former stars to coaching staff
Indiana State University athletic director Gordon Chalmers announced that Fred Fleet, a freshman basketball coach at Washburn University with an 18-3 season, and Mel Garland, ex-Indiana Tech basketball star and Greenfield High head coach, will join the ISU coaching staff next fall.
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Amphibian List and Habitat Notes From Quet Waters
A fragmented report notes amphibians including newts and salamanders found in Quet waters or shaded woods and cellars. Length ranges given as 270 30 inches, with mentions of natural food for all fish. The text reads as a garbled field note with stray phrases about catching and feeding.
McBee Sets Open Caddie Record at Springfield
Rives McBee, the 26 year old Denton pro, used as many as six caddies over two rounds at the US Open in Springfield New Jersey. He had a 148 total after a 76 and 72 as heat and caddie mishaps colored his day.
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Staverman Accepts Indianapolis Post
Staverman, a Villa Madonna College graduate from Covington Kentucky, becomes coach of the Indiana ABA franchise. The team, with ties to Cincinnati and Chicago NBA circles and Kansas racing roots, will hold its first tryout camp next Tuesday at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum in Indianapolis.
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Notre Dame Purdue Gridiron Sellout at 61000 Capacity
Notre Dame and Purdue game at Ross-Ade Stadium on September 30 sold out with 61 000 seats filled. Ticket director Joe Purdue said only a few home game tickets remained for Oregon State October 21 and Michigan State November 18 Homecoming.
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Frankton Takes Virtual Lead In White River Conference
Frankton Eagles topped Markleville Arabians 9 4 to grab a half game WRC edge as Mount Vernon and Highland also contest top spots. Pitcher two hit shutout, homer and double by Frankton’s star. Steve Hobbs added three hits. Markleville faces Mount Vernon next, Frankton hosts the Marauders in a pivotal showdown.
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Sportsmen Card Three Weekend Tilts at Memorial Field
The Anderson Sportsmen seek improvement on a 2 3 record with three games at Memorial Field this weekend. The Black Sox visit Saturday at 7 pm, followed by a Sunday doubleheader against the Pendleton Merchants starting at 4 pm. Pitchers Sutton and Reveal starred last week, Degitz to start Saturday, with Brandon and Teague in relief Sunday. All players gather for pregame drills at 5 30 Saturday.
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Oliva Knocked Out Après Collision in Cleveland Game
Tony Oliva of Minnesota collapsed after colliding with the wall while attempting to catch Joe Arcué’s drive in the seventh inning against Cleveland. He was carried from the field unconscious and taken to Shaker Medical Center for treatment.
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