Jenkins Tops Pirates in Two-Hit Win at Chicago
Ferguson Jenkins pitched a two hit game with 10 strikeouts to lead the Chicago Cubs to a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Richie Hebner homered for Pittsburgh and Matty Alou added a sixth inning double. Banks, Santo, and Williams sparked the Cubs with timely hits as Chicago stretched its home dominance over Pittsburgh to 12 straight.
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Grandview Hosts Nine Hole Invitational Golf Tourney
Grandview Ladies Golf Club chairs Helen Ferris announce eight clubs will compete in a sixteenth annual nine hole invitational on June 26 sponsored by Dunbar Heating Air Conditioning and Matthews Market Inc. Officials list tee times for front and back nine with many players from Marion Greenfield Indianapolis and surrounding communities.
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Open leads tight at Marion Indiana Open after second round
Charles Genter of Indianapolis tied for the lead with Mickey Powell of Columbus and Alan White of Alexandria at 144 after a 70 round. Phil Sullivan and Dick Stage at 149, Norm Sanders 150, defending champ Ed Knych 153. Final two rounds set for Thursday and Friday with 146 leading scorers listed.
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Mays Angers Giants as King Considers Fine
Willie Mays blasted words in a Tuesday night incident against the Houston Astros. Manager Clyde King hinted a possible fine but did not commit to a decision, while Mays said the outburst was spur of the moment and blamed a rough night on the club’s struggles.
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Susie Maxwell Berning Opens bid for back to back US Open win
Susie Maxwell Berning drives for a second consecutive US Women's Open title after victory in the Pabst Classic. The field includes 109 players with Betsy Rawls, Mickey Wright, Kathy Whitworth and Carol Mann as top contenders at Scenic Hills in Pensacola. The event features a $30,000 purse and a four day 72 hole format with a cut to the low 40 and ties midway.
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Championship Tips For All Bowlers booklet preview
Don Carter and Marion Ladewig promote a 33 page illustrated bowling guide titled Championship Tips For All Bowlers. The pamphlet explains ball release, spin direction, and corrective measures for improving pins after faulty throws. 20 cents and a return envelope to the newspaper address.
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Coca-Cola 127 Blows Lead, Falls 3-1 to Greenfield
Coca-Cola 127 led 1 0 in the ninth before center fielder Darrell Jackson misplayed a ball allowing Greenfield to plate three unearned runs for a 3-1 comeback win. Jim Moorehead allowed five hits with a triple and a single in the loss as Coca-Cola 127 drops to 3-3 and hosts Hackett Wednesday.
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Franklin Coach Takes Post at Lawrence Central
Franklin High School football coach J R Bishop announced his resignation to become head coach at Lawrence Central in Marion County. Bishop, a Franklin native and former Franklin College standout, replaces Scott Chandler who becomes assistant principal next September after being chosen from over 30 applicants.
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Morin Undergoes Surgery for Back Ailment
Browns all pro tight end Milt Morin had back surgery in Cleveland to correct a herniated disc. The procedure at Mt. Sinai Hospital involved removing a portion of the disc pressing on a nerve. He is expected to miss seven to ten days and will not return to action until mid next season per team spokesman.
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69 Color TV Close Outs at Frank Krall's Anniversary Sale
TV clearance slashes 20 percent to 40 percent during Frank Krall's anniversary event. Customers can save on 69 color television models while supplies last.
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Expos Turn Triple Play for Second Time This Season
In Montreal the Expos executed their second triple play of the major league season and first in franchise history during the second inning against the St Louis Cardinals. Jim Grant opened with a single Curt Flood walked Vada Pinson lined to first baseman Bob Bailey who stepped on first and threw to Bobby Wine at second to complete the play. Twenty five golfers earned more than sixty one thousand dollars on the 1968 PGA tour.
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Veach Named Head Coach at Turkey Run High School
Homer Veach is appointed head football coach at Turkey Run High School near Marshall Indiana. He previously served two years as an assistant coach for football and basketball at Clinton High School.
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