Open notables at Chaska tee off in brutal conditions
Kil Marovich of West Mifflin, a 12 year Open hopeful, earns his spot in the U S Open at Chaska after a frigid dawn start and windy 992 yard opening holes. He endures a tough round with a bogey filled early front nine and a late surge, while peers Palmer Trevino and Nicklaus post strong scores. Maravich speaks of the moment and the support from his Duquesne Club circle as he and 149 others chase their Open dream.
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Chaska
Minn
Kil Marovich
West Mifflin
United States Golf Association
Mc. Marovich
Maravich
Driving Range
Gaylen Simon
Melrose Park
Houston
Corker de Loach
Eli Maravich
Indianapolis
Marovich
Arnie Palmer
Palmer
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Madison Avene
Marevich
Belmont Park
Antiog Jong
Gary Player
Jack Nichigas
Eli Matovich
Nicklaus
Hundreds Of Friends Pay Final Tribute To Brian Piccolo
Chicago bears stars Gale Sayers Dick Butkus and six teammates carried Brian Piccolo’s casket at a funeral Mass for the cancer victim buried at St. Mary’s Cemetery after a service at Christ the King Church. Piccolo died in New York hospital at age 26 leaving widow Joy and three daughters Lori Vlad and Kristi.
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Brian Piccolo
Chicago
UPI
Brian Ple Gleeson
Culo
Chicago Bears
Piccolo
St. Mary's Cemetery
Alout
Father Gleeson
Tim
Jenny
Piccola
Joy
Christ the King
Gale Sayers
Dick Butkus
Mike Py
Ralph Kurek
Randy Jackson
Ed O'Bradovich
Rt. Rev
Patrick J
Tucker Frederickson
New York Giants
Buddy Young
Iframhe
League Commissioner’s Office
George Nalas
George Jr
Bear
New York Hospital
Lori
Vlad
Kristi
Atlanta
Piccolo — Caskel
Brian Piccola
Chiraga Sears
Felf
Dick Buikus
Gale Soyari
Aspect
O’brnovich
Mike Pyle
Ralp Kurek
Jay
New York
Indiana State Baseball Finals Set in Bush Stadium
In Indianapolis the Indiana high school baseball finals run Saturday at Bush Stadium with fair cool weather forecast. Semistate winners Kokomo Haworth Lafayette Evansville Memorial South Bend Clay and North Central of Marion compete for the title. Clay leads a busy 40 game schedule while Memorial is 18 1 and Kokomo edged Lafayette 3 2 in Semistate action.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Bush Stadium
Kokomo Haworth
Lafayette
Evansville Memorial
South Bend Clay
North Central
Marion County
Champinnship
Clay
Hoosi
Gary Wirt
New Castle
Bloomington
Evansvilie Memorial
Jasper
Hinshaw Leads Mt Lawn Field in Big Weekend Show
Hinshaw tops Mt Lawn Speedway field as he sets a 17.33 lap time to break Don King’s mark. Bill Lemon and Jim Blount of Anderson also race, with Mt Lawn drawing large crowds for Sunday and the June 21 show.
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Hinshaw
Don King
Muncie
Bill Lemon
Anderson
Lawn
Jim Blount
Mr. Lawn
Q Pam
Mt. Lawm
Dac
Madison County Golf Tourney Tee Times Announced
Madison County Golf Tourney tee times and first round pairings are announced for next weekend at Edgewood and Grandview courses. Event sponsored by Anderson News includes $600 in prizes with top finishers advancing to Sunday final at Grandview.
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Madison County
Madison County Golf
Edgewood
Yate
Widylow
Pil Sullivan
Grandview
Keithley
Mayor Jr
Cent
Flanagan
Carl Erskine
Oscar Melson
Bob Arnold
Dicklalkead
Roberts
Wilney
Ron Treesh
Anderson News
Tee Times
Papers Trc
Sullivan
Ed Flanayim
Erskine
Dick Keithley
Edgewood Country
Phil Moore
Joe
Atiners
Kriz lNiece
Wally Smith
Alexandria
Yule
Ben Cornell
Ud Shannon
HCC
Bill Tran
Grandview Mulhelow
Terry Wooedring
Pasty Rhodes
Jim Roure Lerees
USC Edges Florida St 2 1 To Win NCAA World Series
USC defeats Florida State 2 to 1 in the World Series title game at Rosenblatt Stadium. Pitcher Mac Staree and hitter Frank Alfano deliver crucial hits as USC claims its first College World Series crown since 1968. Florida State suffers a painful loss after a defensive miscue leads to the tying run in the seventh inning.
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USC
Florida St
Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Mac Staree
OMAHA
Southern Cal
Dforna
NCAA
Roy
Edeaux
Sueelallat
Texas
Florida State
Rosenblatt Stadium
Trojans
Inj
Greg Widt
Frank Alfano
Jim Barr
Carl Gromek
Hellate
Afeier
Mere
Freehan Tops Early AL All Star Voting In 1970 Balloting
Freehan led American League early balloting with 268 250 votes as fans chose starters for the 41st mid summer classic at Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium. Willie Mays Boog Powell and Harmon Killebrew were among leaders, while Alex Johnson and others trailed in the field.
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REW Ygrk
Ui'u
Johnny Bench
San Tigers
Bill Freehan
Francisco
Wille
McCovey
Chicago
Serond
Getter
Glenn
Deckert
Don Kessinger
Cincinnati
Tony
Perez
Atlanta
Freehan
Aaron
Tico Carly
Willie Mays
Baltimore Orioles
Giants
Man Boog Powell
Sana
Gil Hulyes
Earl Weaver
Riverfront
Baltmore
la Robinson
Senatori
Carew
Ald Harmon Killebrey
Ti County
Jeading
Sulovan
Fred Yeager
den of Muncie
Chicago Shortstoy
Luis Apari
Margy Cannon
Tio
Agin
Susan
Smith
Katie Copeland
Bien Petrocell
Star Tow
Boston
Petrocal
Kilty
Gamb
Betty Teegarden
Jana Bilen
Ries
Newichisan
Linda Conn
Tor Nee
Ieee
Gui
California
Alex Johnson
Fie Pata Se
Johnson
Edgewood Opens Swim Season With Route Over Devon Country Club
Edgewood Country Club boys swim team opened their season with a 287 to 208 win over Devon Country Club of Indianapolis on Thursday at Edgewood. The Eagles captured 26 individual ribbons and won two of 18 relay events. Top performers included Anita Bralick, Chet Wise, Greg Smith, Kevin Lipers, and Jeff Powell with three first places each. Edgewood will host Nablesville next Tuesday at 6 0 p.m. Highlights included multiple firsts in butterfly and freestyle events, with several swimmers earning top spots in backstroke and individual medley.
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Dgewood Country Club
Devon Country Chup
Indianapolis
Edgewood
Anita Bralick
Chet Wise
Greg Smith
Kevin Lipers
Jeff Powell
Dgewood
Nablesville
Edgewood Simmers
Aml
Usider
Mary Beth Ainsworth
Bats Feriy
Breas
Individus Pardley
Kyle Granda
Buttery
Jenifer Eflinard
Nancy Vargo
Gree Smith
Butterly
Prank’ Hunter
Mike Raper
Janet Orson
Kelly McKain
Marl Heth Ritter
Macy Ellen Reens
Nancy Pore
Lon France
nZone
Indy Ib Busing
Vin B
Ingivieval
Stove
Robert Wise
Anita Fralick
Beekstroke
Judiey
Jeanne Laushin
Arnid
Barbara Busing
Arar
Jeff Pawel
Hulteepy
Han Elpers
Sears
I Wise
Steve ‘Toym
Mediey
Vaca Hiner Dydn Buckaltobe
Angel Atahmaam
Brad ‘Love
Manougtia
Rni
Feliz Prasek
Eve Banter Ig
Balterfly
Hoosiers Count On Fitness And Speed In All Star Tilt
Indiana All Stars coach Angie Nicozon aims for victory over Kentucky in a two game benefit series opener. Notable players include Mr. Basketball candidates from Carmel, Toosier, Musselman, Carper, and Owens, with injuries affecting lineup and alternates from ECC RCC Y and others listed as potential action.
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Louisville
Angie Nicozon
Indiana High Schowl
Kentucky
Nielson
Indianapolis
Tinh Carper
Shepherd of
Bartald to Help Coach U S Team in Europe Trip
Steve Bartol of St. John’s University will assist the U S track team selected by the AAU to compete in Europe this summer. The squad includes Carnes from the University of Florida and Walk College, with trials at Bakersfield California June 25 27 to pick the team for a three day Leningrad meet against Russia.
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New York
Marion Triumphs 10-9 Over Hackett in Ninth Inning
Marion spoiled Hackett’s bid with a seven run sixth inning and a ninth inning onslaught in Legion baseball action. Mike Woodruff led Hackett with three hits including a triple and a double, while Gary Schuster drove in four runs for Hackett. Marion's balanced lineup, with Moore Miltenberger and Mason adding two hits each, sealed the win as the final out came on a botched double play in the bottom of the ninth.
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Marion
Hackett
Legion
Mike Woodruff
Hockett
Gary Schuster
Moore
Miltenberger
Mason
Mackelt
Schuster
Mayes
Bou
Fepelea
Eanies
Marion Fou
Johnson
Wilson
Cine
Taylor
Johnsin
Brewer
Heckert
LO “ Hecker MN
Veers M
Nadtutt
Ate Mousa
Galgon
Pan
Cope
Dlosre
Mi Ferger
Gates
Aibes
Albes
Baler
Carroll
Saxons Fall to Waterloo in UBL Contest at Memorial Field
Waterloo defeats Saxons 10 to 5 as Sehurr earns win with seven innings pitched and 10 strikeouts. Anspaugh and Davis lead Waterloo with two hits each, while Beebly adds a solo homer. Saxons pitcher Brooks suffers his second loss of the season. Red's Cellar Cafe advert follows the sports item.
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Wayne Sehurr
Innnings
Fead
Waterloo
Saxon
IBL Uelion
Memorial Field
Sehurr
Sanger, Lacey
Eisley
Gyo
Saxon Toad
Anspaugh
Davis
Earl Wilmore Memorial Day Meet at Fairview Park
The Earl Wilmore Memorial two day event at Fairview Park features leading horseshoe players incl Curt Day and Franfort, with six entries in Class A and B divisions. Results from this week’s action show R. Baugha and F E Craig winning Class A honors as Ve Anderson Horseshoe Club announces standings.
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Curt
J. Belt
Pratt
Franfort
Nunegaker
Earl Wil
Ledbetter
Inemore Memorial
Day
Ve Anderson Horseshoe Club
R. Baugha
Craig
Ingle
R. Stone
J. Flowsters
EL Craig
San Wisehind Beason
Cunningham
Glass CH
Studion
Cunninghan
W. Vetur T. Ryan
A. Gall
H Holmes
John Tatmes
Janvis
Sam Holmes
Gustin
Elmnkl Jtleateat
Veley
Th. Rya
Phils Doyle Still Disabled
Benny Doyle of the Philadelphia Phillies will miss at least six more days after a medical exam at Temple University Hospital. He bruised his right shoulder June 9 sliding into third, but doctors say he is improving though unable to throw.
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Benny Doyle
Ibaseanan
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Temple University Hospital
Doyle
Nase
Four Hopes For Better Luck In Indiana Classic
A. J. Fo y t Jr faces gear trouble after missing a fourth Indy 600 win as he seeks Indiana Classic success. Don White, Johnny Rutherford and Art Pallard are among USAC stars in a 46-entry field for the 100-mile stock car race at the Indiana State Fairgrounds with practice at 2 pm and qualifying into the evening.
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Indianapolis
A. J. Foxt Jr
Indiana
Indiana State Fairs Grounds
Verre Haute
Foyt
Roger Alor Hetuskey
USAC
Johny Rutherford
Art Pallard
Billy Hues
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Washington Post
Finn
Eli Marovich
Duquesne Club
Pittsburgh
Mary
Hinshaw Heads
Mt. Lawn Field
Castle
Dick Hinsme Millville
Mn Lawn Speedway
Handine
Mt. Lawn
Joe Vaccare
Re Orl
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Givan
Bill Vial
Andy Jeer
Gary Burton
Charlie Bock
Bob Hall
Bi Woodruff
Jerry Johns
Bob Barnett
Larry Boaz
Ed Dennis
Ren [Nelson
Dick Chie Sr
Raviebush
Paul Acre
Jim Hamilton
Gary Monver
Gene Wolfe
Ron Granger
Marvin Thridge
I Glaylon Carpenter
Dav [Beher
Bal Creed
Tom Forest
Shannon Chambers
Pete Lewis
Jpale Ale
Roger Garrett
Meier
Seminoles
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Ton Porter
Osburn
Widman
Lover
Porter
ECC
John Walker
Dane Cue
Keith McFadden Fea
Orom
Jack Remmis
Mal Owen
Jack Tieck
Paul Wyeokt
Dan McFarland
Tom Williams
Tatty McPadden
George Olis
Garald Bodkin
Don Granger
Mix Minnick
Paul Moody
Rot Swincharl
Dick Raverls
Phil Sullivan
Phil Jeque
Bot Arnold
Neal Spannuty
Steve Barnett
Hugh Kettron
Dan Metadden
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Lew Toby
Bob Shaw
Sear Messor
Mikel
Berson
Jerryy Williams
May DeHart
Don Keesey
B. Wade
Kant Poore
Vitegil Schuyler
Ervin Ashley
Mike Roberts
ACC —Anderson Country Club
BCG
Edgewool Country
Elwood Country Club
G.— Grandview
Idlewol
Killbud Golf Club
Alexandriz
Bartald
U.S
Hebner
Haseman
Richie Hebner
SPORT
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Kim Bradley
East Chicago
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Tor
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Elkhart
Franklin Cea
Kendrick
Indianapolis Tech
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John von Kilbert
Speedway
Harry Lehn
Covington
Catholic
Larrabee
Shelbyville
Goland
Bill Bunton
Kim Kaufman
Mincie
Cen
Male Gral
Indigna
Priv
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Nightson
Freedom Hall
UBL
Red
Earl Wilmore
Phils’ Doyle
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