Frazier Eyes October Fight at Garden with Ellis or Clay
Joe Frazier and team plan an October Madison Square Garden bout to settle the heavyweight scene with Ellis as the World Boxing Association champ and Cassius Clay a possible opponent. Teddy Brenner and Angelo Dundee discuss options while Ellis weighs Liston as an alternative. Quarry, post fight, appears at the Garden with facial injuries from the Frazier bout.
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Anderson Herald
Joe Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
the Garden
New York
A_ Joe Fraser
Madison Square Garden
Frazier
Cassius Clay
Clay
Yank Durham
Ellis
US Supreme Court
Teddy Brenner
Garden
Harry Markson
World Boxing Association
Angelo Dundee
Brenner
Markson
Sonny Liston
Exchamp
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Houston
Dundee
Liston
Garden Boxing
Jerry Quarry
Bellflower
Calif
Baseball and racing notes from local games and history
Recaps include Delco Remy beating Chesterfield Lumber 11 to 2 with Harber three hits. Team No. 1 defeating Emge 11 to 7 led by Bryan's 12 strikeouts in a no hitter. Pitcock Construction besting Lynch 6 to 5 with Hovermale two doubles. Pitcock players Neal Dugger and Dale Croke among top hitters. Also notes Spinaway at Saratoga 1885 post time and a Monmouth Park rider Dave Kassen's weight change from 112 to 145 pounds during Cincinnati high school football days.
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Ponderosa
Pepsi Albea
Campbell
Pepelia
Neal
Albea
Delco
R. Thompson
Glenn
Willis
Johnson
Thompson
G Harber
Delco Remy
Chesterfield Lumber
Aldridge
Anderson
Haney
Bryan
Emge
Swiegart
Hendricks
Demos
Pitcock Construction
Lynch
Don Hovermale
Pitcock
Dave Kassen
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
N.J
Cincinnati
Hardwick Maintains Lead In PBA Money Standings
Akron UP I Billy Hardwick of Louisville Ky holds a strong lead in the PBA money standings despite finishing eighth at the Portland Open boosting his season total to 43 875 dollars Jim Godman of Hayward Calif is second with 35 202 dollars Dave Davis of Phoenix rises to 20th with 11 077 dollars and Allie Clarke of Akron jumps to 21st with 10 970 dollars after Portand win. The tour resumes with the Tucson Squirt Open offering 32 000 dollars on July 346.
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Akron
UPI
Billy Hardwick
Louisville
Hardwick
Jim Godman
Hayward
Calif
Dave Davis
Phoenx
Allie Clarke
Ohio
Dick Weber
Louis
Jim Sota
McLarnin Sees Boxing Improving With Fresh Talent
Los Angeles based former welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin says boxing has improved from a few years ago though still faces economic limits. He cites potential boosts from heavyweight clashes and young fighters chasing big purse earnings, noting the sport’s enduring appeal and his own career battles and retirement.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jimmy McLarnin
Electro-Plating Works
McLarnin
Joe Frazier
Jerry Quarry
Barney Ross
Frazier
Jimmy
Meadowbrook Mondays and Weekday Baseball Scores Report
Local results show Meadowbrook Monday 68 Mt. Dew 60 with Hightchew and Sink leading after Frazier and Van Winkle. Hoosier and CP Phenas split a 55 to 2 game. White River Pepsi and Blueprint both post wins. Shadyside’s Joe Woschitz pitches a one hitter for Coke in a 19 to 1 win. Erskine National and VFW also post scorelines.
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Mt. Dew
Hightchew
Paige
Sink
Frazier
van Winkle
Phillips
Phenas
Hoosier
Buck
Wilson
Hays
Pruett
Sertoma
White River Pepsi
D. Fox
Gibson
Jackson
Burnett
D. Rose
So—Fox
Greathouse
Tom Dearing
Cooper's
Decker’s
Gene
Shadyside
Joe Woschitz
Coke
Goehring Gulf
Etherington
Ballentine
Ritenour
Martin
McDonald's
Woschitz
Vetor
Fenwick
Cope
Kelly
Kennedy joins ABA as Pittsburgh Pipers VP
Don Kennedy became the second metropolitan area college coach to accept an ABA role. He was named vice president of the new Pittsburgh Pipers in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
UPI
Don Kennedy
American Basketball Association
Pittsburgh Pipers
Porter Shircliff Win ACC Invitational Meet
Porter and Shircliff fired a best ball 139 to win the 36 hole Anderson Country Club Invitational golf tourney. Weiler and Laflin were runners up with 142 as Porter and Shircliff edged them by three strokes.
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Dick Porter
Wayne Shircliff
Anderson
M.R. Weiler
Dave Laflin
Dr. W.C. Polhemus
Harry Forse
Dick Roberts
Norm Dunlap
Augusta National
K.E. Ballinger
Bob Leonard
Larry Jackson
Warren Ardapple
John Armington
Baseball scores from Monday in major leagues
National League results include Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4 and Houston 9 San Francisco 3 with Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 2 and Cincinnati 5 San Diego 0. St Louis at Montreal postponed by rain. American League games Baltimore 5 Washington 3 Detroit 6 New York 5 California 5 Minnesota 2. Chicago at Seattle and Cleveland at Boston postponed by rain. American Association Indianapolis 3 Tulsa 1 in six innings due to rain. Omaha 1 Iowa 0 in 10 innings. Denver 13 Oklahoma City 5.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Montreal
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
New York
California
Minnesota
Seattle
Cleveland
Boston
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Omaha
Iowa
Denver
Oklahoma City
United Press International
Philadelphia Montreal
Oakland
Seale
Kansas City
Senampenieona
Philadelphia
Bunker
Hunter
Perry
Messersmith
Edmundson
Gelnar
Peterson
Lolich
Coleman
Cuellar
Horgan
Williams
Siebert
Nagy
Palmer
Ryan
Gibson
Wegener
Veale
Jenkins
Osteen
Niekro
Kirby
Smith
Santo
Cardenal
Schofield
Hartenstein
Brown
Jones
Horton
Harrelson
Petrocelli
Coniguare
Abrh Bi Ab
Bi Hinton
Scott
Hisle
Alvis
Satriano
Agee
Fuller
Culp
Callison
Jones If
LaHoud
Clendenn
Tiant
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Rome
Stone
Swoboda
Lock
Mryan
Charles
Grote
Harmon
Weis
Fryman
Seaver
Hr-Hisle
Sb-Charies
S-Fryman
Romo
T- Seaver
M. Ryan
Pb-Grote
Kessinger
Hebner
Popovich
Clemente
Rojas
Boswell
Sanguillen
Banks
Taylor
Rstone
Shameky
Mazerosk
Hickman
Briggs If
Garrett
Patek Sa
Handley
Kranepol
Bunning
Joseph
Gaspar
Pagan
Harmony
McAndrew
Jeter
Hartensta
Johnson
Kaffo
Rosnvsky
Farrell
Taylor T
Cleveland Boston
Cardenal Ct
O’brien
Thomas
Ystrzmsk If
Horton Ib Hinton
Conigliaro
Snyder
Buchart
Stange
Pizarro
Sims
Suarez
Ellsworth
Klimerick
Ptrocelli
O'Brien
Yastrzemski
Conigharo
O' Brien
Diego Cincinnati
Rose
Lipin
Pena
Tolan
Ferrara
Perez
Arcia
Smezio
Staub
Helms
Chaney
McCool
Santorini
Spiezio
San
Diego
Cannizzaro
Heims
Santorind
Fisher McCool
Ramos ‘Granger
Carroll
Granger
Splezio
St. Louis Montreal
Brock If
Sutherind
Pinson
White
St. Louie
E Collins
Maxvill
Huntz
Badley
Laboy
Glusti
Taylor Stoneman
Bosox Buy Bill Lee From Pittsfield Club
The Boston Red Sox purchased southpaw Bill Lee from their Pittsfield farm club in the Eastern League. Lee, a 22 year old tied to USC 1968 NCAA baseball champions, fills the spot created when Garry Roggenburk was sold to Seattle on waivers. He posted a 6-2 record with a 1.89 ERA in 10 games at Pittsfield.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Bill Lee
Pittsfield
Lee
USC
Red Sox
Garry Roggenburk
Seattle
Keller Hinshaw Howard Are Winners At Sun Valley
John Keller of Elwood and Pete Hutchison of Anderson win the two Figure 8 features at Sun Valley Speedway in a Saturday double header. Keller beats Dick Hinshaw and Terry Palmer. Hutchison defeats Junior Shirley and Gene Cook. Warren Howard of Fort Wayne wins the modified feature, with Bob Fields and Gene Christie runner ups. Heat winners include Hinshaw Dan Amos Carl Mitterspaugh Charles Kerby Gene Christie and Ron North. All 69 Color TV close outs and anniversary sale at Frank Krall's.
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John Keller
Elwood
Pete Hutchison
Anderson
Sun Valley Speedway
Keller
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Terry Palmer
Hutchison
Junior Shirley
Gene Cook
Wilkinon
Warren Howard
Fort Wayne
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Gene Christie
Gaston
Dan Amos
Carl Mitterspaugh
Charles Kerby
Ron North
Baseball scores and night games across major leagues
Scores from multiple games include Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 2 and Cincinnati 4 San Diego 3. Evening matchups list city pairs and a slate of twi night and night games with probable pitchers from United Press International.
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United Press International
Iown at Indianapolis Denver at Tulsa Oklahoma City at Omaha
Iown at Indianapolis Denver at Tulsa Oklahoma City at Omaha.
Steve Barber Signs With Twins
Steve Barber the La Verne College pitcher named the most valuable small college player in the NAIA World Series has signed with the Minnesota Twins. The agreement was announced Tuesday.
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LA Verne
Calif
Steve Barber
la Verne College
Minnesota Twins
Belmont Stakes notes on margins and past winners
The Belmont Stakes field of six matched the smallest since 1957 when Gallant Man won the mile and a half race. Like Arts and Letters, Gallant Man also beat five rivals. Nineteen Belmont Stakes winners have become three year old racing champions.
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Gallant Man
Arts and Letters
Rain Cancels Second Round of Indiana Open
The Indiana Open in Marion was halted by rain with only a few players finishing 18 holes. Ed Knych posted a 68, Brent Hartman shot a 69, and the 72 hole event will finish Friday at Meshingomesia Country Club as in progress play resumes.
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Marion
Ind
Ed Knych
Indianapolis
Brent Hartman
Lafayette
Meshingomesia Country Club
Hartman
Purdue
Mickey Powell
Columbus
Otter Creek
Mier Wins Championship Flight in ACC Ladies Tourney
Virginia Mier defeated Irene Pancol to take Championship Flight honors in the 18 hole Ray Jones Tournament held by the Ladies Golf Club at Anderson Country Club. Joan Falls won Second Flight by defeating Betty W. Berg, Peg Harrison beat Ruth Heller for Third Flight, and Frances Ellis won Fourth Flight by defeating Jean Reitz.
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Virginia Mier
Irene Pancol
Ladies Golf Club
Anderson Country Club
Joan Falls
Betty Wahlberg
Peg Harrison
Ruth Heller
Frances Ellis
Jean Reitz
Husband and Wife Tourney Results At ECC
At Edgewood Country Club the husband and wife event yielded front nine winners Dick and Betsy Peck for low gross and Bud and Ginny Anderson for low net. On the back nine Kenny and Katty OHeron took low gross while Paul and Norma Craib were low net winners.
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Betsy Peck
Bud
Ginny Anderson
Edgewood Country Club
Kenny
Kathy O’heron
Paul
Norma Craib
G. R
Dolores McLaughlin
Marvin
Jane Jones
Milton
Susie Mills
Em Flanagan
Don
Martha Harmon
Lee
Sue Hadley
Russ
Gerry McCain
Sam
Mrs. Miller
Ralph
Dolores Teter
Charles
Teddy Laughlin
Katty O’heron
George
Ginny Thompson
Leah Jemison
Paul and
Ken
Virginia Musser
Felix and
Rita ‘Mudd
Dailey Named Head Coach At Mishawaka High School
Jim Dailey, who led Gary Tolleston to the finals last season, was named head coach at Mishawaka High School. Principal Walter Tourston announced the appointment on Monday, with Dailey succeeding Max Eby who became dean of boys.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Jim Dailey
Gary Tolleston
Mishawaka High School
Dailey
Walter Tourston
Max Eby
Championship Tips For All Bowlers booklet offer
A 33 page illustrated Carter Ladewig guide promises simple delivery tips and an easy lifting motion for hook. Send 20c and a stamped return envelope to Don Carter and Marion Ladewig c o this newspaper.
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Carter - Ladewig
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Pacers Sign Keller and DeHeer From Indiana Ranks
Indiana Pacers sign two near home draft picks Bill Keller of Purdue and Bill DeHeer of Indiana. Keller co captain of Purdue Big Ten title team averaged 13.2 points per game. DeHeer, 6-9 center from Maplewood, averaged 12.4 points last season. Keller 5-10, potential as a short pro.
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Keller
Purdue
Indiana High School
Indianapolis
Ashington
DeHeer
Maplewood Co
Indiana
The
Pacers
Merchants Split, Win A Pair In Softball Action
Anderson Merchants split a pair with Summitville at Shadyside Park in Travel League softball. In game one Anderson won 5 to 1 led by Barrett Bates three hits and Steve Smith two hits. John Anderson allowed five singles. In the nightcap Summitville won 5 to 4 with Tobe Dean homer and Herb Pruett contributing. Anderson Merchants then took the second game 4 to 1 on a two hitter by Jack Allen with Bates homer in the first inning. The Merchants host Marion Friday night and Muncie Sunday.
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Anderson Merchants
Summitville
Shadyside
Anderson
Barrett Bates
Dallas Fields
Ervin Smith
Merchants
Herb Pruett
John Anderson
Tobe Dean
Leon Zachary
Jack Young
Peru
Shadyside Park
Jack Allen
Glenn Phillipps
Marion
Muncie
Brad Yeagy
Bruce Yeagy
E. Smith
Woodruff and
Yeagy
Babb
Smith
Dean
Denver
Ray
Pless
Pruett
Young
Denvar Bar
Allen and Smith
Allen
HR — Bates
Sullivan and Stires Triumph in ECC Golf Meet
Phile Sullivan shot 72 earning low gross while Hyde Stires posted 65 to win low net in the Edgewood Country Club event. Results list top finishers in both gross and net standings with several ties resolved by blind draw.
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Phile Sullivan
Hyde Stires
Edgewood Country Club
Chuck James
Wally Smith
D. F. Brown
Oscar Levi
Don Roush
Hugh Barnes
Dick Cotton
Jim Hamilton
Andy Sandala
Glen Stevens
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McDonald’s
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VFW
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T. McGrady
Bush
D. Clark
Kennedy
ABA Piners
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Madison
Fletcher
Porter-Shircliff
Jack Leer
E. L. Bennett
L.N. Davis
Pebble Beach
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M.A. Brewer
T.F. Owen
Neal Johnson
R.C. Robertson
F.G. Jones
C.A. Childers
Jake Ziegler
Warwick Hills
L.E. Ballinger
Burke Heiland
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E.E. McNabney
Dr. R. N. Land
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M.W. Paugh
R.E. Forbes
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al Leader
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