Steger captures Indiana junior golf title in playoff
Scott Steger of Anderson High School defeated Richard Rush of Valparaiso 4 and 3 to win the Steger State Jr. Championship at Indiana University course. Cue, Steger teammate, won the 1972 title. Steger had a 2-up lead after 13, then held firm with pars to seal the victory.
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Richard Rush
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Indiana University
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Fon
Rush
Rick Mangas
Rensselaer
Paul Marchand
Franklin
Ash
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Anderson High School
Old Oak
Indiana
Jimmy Cue
Herald
Jeff Atteberry
Classic leads as Fezler roars at Firestone
Fezler, at 8 under after two rounds, takes a commanding lead at the Shadyside Classic at Firestone. Nicklaus Palmer Miller and Sneed are in pursuit, with Geiberger and Mahaffey close as fierce weather and long holes challenge the field.
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Vino
Firestone
Akron
Ohio
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al Geiber
Mikawi
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John Manos
Haffey
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Wadkins
Iso
Mahaffey
Tee
Ranch
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Goiberger
Tole
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Barrett
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Macy
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Free Fair Harness Racing Set July 3-5
The Anderson Free Fair at Teti Park hosts three nightly harness cards July 3 to 5 with five per night, featuring two-year-old and three-year-old pace and trot events. Purse totals exceed $3,000 across overnight races, with ITPHA stakes including a $1,000 major event and other $500 to $5000 purses, and post time listed as 7:30 p.m. nightly.
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Robert Conner
India
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Sneed Sunights
Roscoe Scott
George Laman
Ed Job- 79
Wabash Valley
Frailey Brown
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de. C. T. Armington
Edge
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Kenny
Wood Country Club
Gram
R. Snoddy
Floyd Crosley
E Low Gross
Miford Johnson
Frosty
Miller
Bob
Ramona
Itpha
Arnet
Frank
Lorraine Lancing
United States
Associa
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Phyllis Ball
Bill and
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Ken
Kale O'Heron
Lownet
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Vern
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Helen Calls
Jerry
Vivian Skinner
Janet
Tackett
Marge Ronsheim
Shirley Ward
Secretariat Scratching Alters Arlington Race Contests
Arlington Park officials faced a dramatic shift as Linda's Chief withdrew from the planned race with Secretariat, prompting replacements and a reinterpretation of the event. Owners dispute entry rights while tensions rise over the altered format and the June 30 indication.
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Blue Chip Dan
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Albany
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Park
Tance
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Ourp
Thomas
Moor Ionings
Arington Park
Bill Besseguet Jr
New Orleans
Com
Resseguet
Tomas
Arling
Priton Park
Consi
Minneapolis
Pritchard
Jack P. Meyers
Arlington Park
Tin
My Gallant
Austin Mittler
Tom Pritchard
New York
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Attention Red Men Benefit Dance for Retarded Children
A Bethel King’s Band event raises funds for retarded children with a benefit dance. Donations are accepted at the door. Proceeds support activities and care through the charity group’s local chapter.
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Red Men
Bethel King’s Band
Walkout leaves Nastase favored at Wimbledon despite protests
Bookies list Ilie Nastase of Romania as a 1-2 favorite for Wimbledon after 67 players walkout over the ATP boycott. Four ATP members including Nastase and Roger Taylor faced disciplinary action as part of the protest, with Taylor shifting positions multiple times before deciding to skip the draw. The All-England Club maintained the full 128-player singles field, while host officials weighed the impact of the clash between players and ATP leadership.
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Associated Press
London
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Romania
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Tikki Pille
Yugoslavia
ATP
Roger Taylor
Britain
Bob Maudad
Byron Bertram
Jack Kromer
Comitee
Ian Smith
Wimble
Astase
Dominiquue
Taylor
All-England
Cecil Bet
British Lawn Tenis Association
ATP Focals
Arthur Ashe
Beard Vo
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Ony
Kodes
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Russia
Jimemy Connors
Belleville
Is ‘Tre
Mangaret Court
Australia
Revean Bie Joma Ang
Hoosiers opt for height in Indiana doubleheader
Indiana coach Oliver shakes up lineup for Saturday as 6-4 players join starting five for a 8 pm EST game at Freedom Hall. Kentucky counters with Wesley Cox and Bonnie Daniel seeking another strong showing after last week’s 23-point performances and added rebounding.
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Norman
Will
Associated Press
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Indianapolis
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Piya
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Diana
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Louleville
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Freedom Hall
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Ogeene
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Stac
Floyd Getta
Jimmy Webb
New Albany
Julius
South Bend
Adams
Kentucky
Kirby Overman
Jock Sutherland
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Louisville
Onnie Daniel
Shawnee
Cox
Daniel
Benson
Insana Payer
Ely
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