Laddies Split Baseball Wins Amid Conference Action
Yorktown defeated Shenandoah 10 to 3 with H Murray scattering four hits on the mound as the Tigers extended their White River Conference win streak to five. Pendleton beat Mount Vernon 10 to 2 behind Cross' strong hitting. Highland and Boon each claimed victories, while Vande single and the Saddlies posted strong showings in recent league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Shenandoah
H. Murray
Middletown
White River
Frankton’ Eagles
Lapel
Tigers
Daleville
Raiders
Broncos
Pendleton
Mount Vernon
Gay Forte Inc
Markleville
Mexico’s Ramos Faces Frazier Underdog Confidence
Grossinger NY AP report notes Manuel Ramos shrugs at 41 and up odds for title bout with Joe Frazier. Ramos, 24, vows to surprise, cites 15 straight wins and past victims Ernie Terrell. He emphasizes punching power and accuracy, while trainer Pancho Rosales downplays workouts and stresses conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossinger
N.Y
Manuel Ramos
Joe Frazier
Grossinger Country Club
Egy
Madison Square Garden
Fraser
Ramos
Jesse Losado
Ernie Terrell
Frazier
Baseball scores and lineup notes from yesterday
Yesterday's results feature Bay area and Midwest teams with Cleveland and Chicago showdowns. Pitchers Lemaster and Stratton headlined the slate as clubs like Oakland and St Louis chased wins while Seattle and Detroit displayed late inning drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Sineago
Pacific Coast
Laconomy
Tse Wa
Bisons
Sea Teciamageis
Quilici Stars For Twins In 1 Victory
Frank Quilici starred for the Minnesota Twins in a 1 0 victory over the Washington Senators. Quilici doubled and tripled driving in runs while scoring himself. Jim Kaat pitched six strong innings and Allison added insurance with a homer in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilici Stars
Pirates Beat Astros to Sweep Five-Game Series
In a Monday night game, Wi tie hit his 11th homer of the season in the fifth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-3 victory over the Houston Astros, completing a five-game series sweep. Felix Millan scored Felipe Alou on a ninth inning double to give the Atlanta Braves a 3-2 win in their late game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
APD
Witie
Pitsburg Pirates
Houston Astros
Wyon
Felix
Millan
Felipe Alou
Atlanta Braves
Simey
Simao
Joyner Signs Pacer Contract
Former Indiana University star Butch Joyner signs to play with the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis. The move comes days after his marriage, with Joyner having led the Hoosiers in scoring as a junior and later ranking high in scoring during his college career. He was drafted by the Cincinnati Royals and will move from forward to guard with the Pacers alongside Phil Wagner and Jack Thompson for backcourt depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana University
Butch Joyner
Indiana Pacers
Joyner
New Castle
Indiana
Hoosiers
Nko
Orioles' Blair Will Not Report For Army Duty
The Baltimore Orioles announced centerfielder Paul Blair will not report for Army Reserve duty on June 2 after Army orders were revoked due to dependency. Blair recently became a father again on May 29, now supporting four dependents, and qualifies for inactive status. The Orioles also traded pitcher Bruce Howard to the Washington Senators for Fred Valentine as outfield insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Baltimore
Orioles
Paul Blair
Oriole
Harvey Dalton
Blair
Army
Marion downs Bellmont to reach state finals in rain delayed semistate
Marion defeated Bellmont 4-1 in the Anderson semistate championship game. David Balepaugh Jr and Rick Hutcheson combined for a five hit effort. Larry Richardson and John Chimbel belted triples in the fourth as Marion advances to face Jasper in the Indiana state finals at Bush Stadium in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marion
Bellmont
Anderson
David Balepaugh Jr
Rick Hutcheson
Larry Richardson
John Chin
Jasper
Bush Stdium
Indianapolis
Columbus
Spencer
Indianapolis win boosts Wright to third in winnings
In Cincinnati AP report Mickey Wright won the Indianapolis LPGA event this Sunday, earning $2,250 and lifting her total to $10,497. Wright moved past Sandra Haynie into third in money winnings, while leaders Carol Mann and Kathy Whitworth remained ahead. Mann leads with $15,370 despite back trouble causing a withdrawal, and Whitworth has $14,955 after two victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mickey Wright
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Indianapolis
Miss Wright
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Carol Mann
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Mann
Miss Whitworth
30-Lapper Will Crown Ashe In High-Banked Sprint Card
A 30 lap feature will headline the weekly super modified sprint car action at Sun Valley’s high-banked quarter mile track as drivers battle for victory this Wednesday night. Ashe leads the field in a pivotal race expected to climax the card with fast laps and tight competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapper
Ashe
Sun Valley
Midwest
Fentury
Bob Kinser
Blooming
Butch Brooks
Kinser
Don Nordbert
Wadesville
Dick Gaines
Mitchell
Black
Taylorsville
Ocal Area
Kermit House
Chesterfield
Dave Weir
Fortville
Jim Hines
New Caste
Joe ‘Perry
Perkinsville
Ron Fisher
I J
American Speed Association
Fish Fer
Eddie Sachs
ASA
Anderson Track
Utter hits 23 years as boxing official in Indiana
Indiana AAU Officials praise Bob Utter for 23 years refereeing Golden Gloves and his prior professional officiating. Notes include his start in 1945 in Decatur with Ken Overlin, mentoring legends like Zale and Louis, top 10 national status, and film interest in Jack Dempsey’s life story. Also mentions his ongoing Indiana Golden Gloves influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndianapolis
Indiana Aau
Anderson
Bob Utter
Madison County
Utter
Decatur
Ken Overlin
Bob
Tony Zale
Strangler
Lewis
Archie Moore
Ezzard Charles
Jersey Joe’ Walcot
Joey Maxim
Joe Louis
United States
Indiana State Athletic Commission
Jack Dempsey
Jim
Hagerstown
Indianapolis
Israeli soccer player sues Bays and Toros for 3.4 million
Shimon Oben, an Israeli midfielder, files a $3.4 million damages suit in U.S. District Court against the Baltimore Bays and the San Diego Toros, alleging slander breach of contract and disparagement of professional ability. Named defendants include team executives William Cox Jerold Hoffberger and Clive Toye. Oben scored five goals in 20 games for the Bays last season as the team won the Eastern Division title. The NPSL later merged with the United Soccer Association to form the NASL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Shimon Oben
U.S
Coun
Baltimore Bays
San Diego Toros
William Cox
Toros
Jerold C. Hoffberger
Clive Toye
Ays
Coffen
The
Rays
NPSL
United Soccer Association
North American Soccer League
Trevino Wife Relates Golf Champ's Sunny Stride After Open Win
Mrs Trevino described Lee Trevino's confident mood after winning the U S Open and his rapid rise from a Horizon City pro to a club owner. She discussed their celebration, his offers, and plans to join him for the Cleveland Open, with teammate Don Whittington flying up to meet the new golf king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevino
Lee
Yamans
Oak Till Country
Horizon City Country Club
Horizon
Rio Grande
Mexico
Don Whittington
Revino
Texas
Marion's Early Lead Stands Up For Title Here
Marion wins 4 to 1 over Bellmont in the Madison Heights Semi-State final, scoring runs in the first and fourth innings. Rain delayed play, finished Monday at Memorial Field. Marion advances to the State Finals to face Jasper at Victory Stadium Saturday at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Bellmont
Madison Heights
Memorial Field
Jasper
Victory Stadium
I . Hamm Tck
Frankl
ALTA Reverses Net Stand On Open Davis Cup
ALTA shifts stance to support pro participation in Davis Cup after losses to professional ranks. Delegates to London conference urged open play. Australia holds the group and has won 15 of 18. President Bill Edwards says open international play is needed. Critics lash out at reduced Wimbledon team funds and prize-money concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meilbourne
Australia
UPI
Australian Lawn ‘Tennis Association
ALTA
London
Roy Emerson
John Newslcombe
Tony Roche
Spain
Bill Bowry
Bill Edwards
Australian Association
all-England
Dudley Frankenberg
Bob Sokolowski
Meriden
Yale
Sokolowski
Eli
Record 112 Enter U S Women's Open
New York reports a record 112 players entered the U S Women's Open golf championship by the U S Golf Association. Defending champion Catherine Lacoste of France leads a field including 47 amateurs, surpassing the prior 101 in 1966. The event is set for July at Moselem Springs Golf Club in Fleetwood Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Golf Association
Moselem Springs Golf Club
Fleetwood
Catherine Lacoste
France
Harrelson May Replace Yaz As Leading Hitter
Ken Harrelson gains ground in AL batting titles as he nears Yaztrumski in average and overtakes him in home runs and RBIs. Yaztrumski remains top in batting while Frank Howard leads in RBIs. Harrelson climbs to third in both homers and RBIs with 14 homers and 27 RBIs last season figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrelson
Yaz
New York
Cart Yastruemski
Thhat Yaz
Boston
Ken
Yastraemski
Flarelson
Kansas City
Charles Finely
Thig
RBI
Sox
Jalso
Washington
Frank Howard
Howard
Senators
Willie Horton
Detroit
Baltiemore
Boog Powell
Alot
Rose
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Tony Perez
McCovey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laddies
Goblins
Fienserssn
Stanley
Applegate
Oh Stevens Hearn
Ibe Berednpaugh
Erin
Aren
Murray
Randers
Ate Murray
Siank Stev Iron Lait Fron
Shenandsa Seminary
Stanley Vy Stone
Charles Cummings
Everett N. Case
Archie R Chadd
Cummings
AHS
Indians
Case
Frankfort
North Carolina State College
Chadd
Cose
Lions Club
Vernon Ape
Vanderbur Reeves
Reeves
Hunter
Waller
Hamilton
Bilan
Pratise Sioreis Et Waren
Pancho Rosales
ST. _PAUL
Minneapolis
Frank Quilici
Twins
Quilici
Rod Karen
Jett
Barry Moore
Jim Kaat
Jerry Zimmerman
Jack Hernandez
Allison
Kaat
Mike Epstein
Paul ‘Casanova
Cap Peterson
Kent
Milwaukee
Bill Voss
Sandy ‘Bradford
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Atlanta
Pacer
Anderson Marion
Iolinois Centennial Winchesters
Wright
Anderson High School
Elwood
Noblesville
Spiceland Academy
Henry Harmon
George Fisher
John Ellis
Walter Kemp
Minot Cleveland
Howard Huston
Tom Hopkins
Ed Poulin
Lee Hunt
Roy Haynes
James O'Neill
Phil (Peaches) O'Neill
Ray Bickham
Lew Fadely
Blanchard Horne
Dan Holton
Murray Ingalls
Ed Henderson
Marc Ryan
Bill” Mead
Champ
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Vladimir Korotkos
Emerson
Herb Fitz Gibbon
Garden City
Paul Hutchins
Britain
Don Dell
Bethesda
Gerald Batirick
Ryi
Hoad
Ismael E Shafer
United Arab Republic
Barry Phillips-Moore
Frank
Plots
Germany
First National Bank
Tang Cay
At &Th
Main
ST National Bank OF
Maison County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!