Karate Grand Nationals Open With 1000 Contestants Arriving
Over 1,000 karate contestants converge as the Grand Nationals begin at the Wigwam in Phoenix. Master Robert Trias heads USKA unifying effort, with top contenders including Bill Wallace and Vic Moore. Demonstrations by Daniel Pai and Tadashi Yaraman feature bricks and stunts. Tickets available prepaid and at doors.
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Holiday Inn
Anderson High School
USS. 1
Setore
Sherry McLain
LaCrowe
Wis
Danial Poi
Hewaii
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Hartford
Conn
Robert Trias
United States
Karote
Bruce Melain
Don McCoert
New York
Anderson High
Phoenix
Arizona
Glen Keeney
United Local
Kamakai’ Academy
States Karate Association
Enya She Ve
Robert ‘Trias
USKA
Trias
Chicago
U.S
Robert Tri
Unsion
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der Shuride
Hsing Yi Mai
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Wally
Bob
Solomon Island
Dolgleish
Canada
Fred Wren
St. Louis
Vic Moore
Cincinnati
Nar
Kathy Sullivan
Ft. Wayne
Pete Rabino
Daniel Pai
Tadashi Yaraman
Kamakai Academy of Anderson
Kenney and Wallace
Wren
Kamakai Academy
State Amateur Golf Qualifications Set
29 entrants tee off Monday at Delaware Country Club Muncie for State Amateur qualifiers with 13 advancing and three alternates. Notable players include Richard Falls Steve Kehoe Tom Punselt Patrick Flin and Bob Blake among others from Anderson Muncie Fort Wayne Marion Winchester Indianapolis and more with tee times from 7 41 to 8 38 a m.
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Stat
Columbus’ Over Creek
Eas
Siete
Anderson
Terry Stanley
Sele Roberts
Don Granger
Et Roberts
Richard Case
Indianapolis
Steve Barnett
Jeff Freeman
Marion
Richard
Winchester
Mirjor League Box Scores From Hadyside Market Night
Box score fragment shows multiple teams and players with HRs and runs, including Eskew Emmons Holloman Koberna and Olloman for one side and Bennett Tumulty Capelea Richardson Mullins Massey for another. Exchange and Eastern Division standings, weekly schedule notes, and local league results are interwoven with incomplete lines and scattered names.
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Eskew
Emmons
Koberna
Olloman
Holloman
McDonald's
Bennett's
Capelea
Richardson
J. Mullins
Massey
Brittain
Unclear OCR sports notes include Babe Ruth and Elks figures
Scattered lines reference Babe Ruth and American League items with numbers and names such as Odom Brown Sauer Swein Sogner Malson and Burkett Elks. The text appears as fragmented sports and event data with inconsistent punctuation and misspellings.
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Golf Center
Pepsicola
Odom and Brown
B. Sauer
Swein
Sogner
Malson
Elks
Pacer
Freserd
Baeclogie
Pree Aka Burkett
Jon
Aso St Natal
L—Leachie Rae
Selan
Pern
Schowe
Bas Saute Berets
Morris
Pirates Bite Phillies as Stargell Homers Again
The Pirates beat the Phillies 7 3 on Richie Hebner and Willie Stargell power. Stargell hit his 27th homer and 76th RBI as Pittsburgh surged with three runs in the first inning. Bob Robertson doubled in two, Cash scored on Stargell’s double, and Hebner added another homer in the late innings. The Phillies rallied with two in the first off Steve Blass, De Jesus and Montanez contributing a two base hit spree before Hebner and Stargell answered.
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Philadelphia
Richie Hebner
Jackie Her
Pirates
Sandez
Gomers
Mant
Wille Stargell
Langellen
Pittsburgh
Jim Bunning
Dave Cash
Stargell
Oliver
Bob’ Robertson
Phillies
Steve Blass
Ron Johnson
Hernandez
Bunning
Vic Davalil
Willie Montanez
Hebner
Minneapolis
Borberg
Tommy Haper
Tun
Heeit
Re] Ning
Skip ‘Lockwood
Horace ‘Clarke
Waukee Brewers
Minnesota
Jon Murcer
Murcee
Harper
Alou
Kubiak
Paul Case
Locknova
Ron Swoboda
Eat Bustey
Montreal
Zari
John Briggs
Jerry Kenney
Murcer
Aloui
Blomberg
Brewers
Rowell
Elginstown
Broland
Hampton
J. Howell
Phigmer
Ao Howell
Bateniser
Toet
Kei Epi Ah Nada Io
Orioles Edge Red Sox as Blair Sparks Win and Twins Upset
In a Boston game, Paul Blair hit a two run triple and Harmon Killebrew led RBI for Baltimore. Frank Robinson homered for a late lead as the Orioles beat the Red Sox 7-3. Meanwhile in Chicago, the Twins rally with timely hits and pitching to down the Angels, with Don Buford and Cesar Tovar contributing.
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Paul Blair
Ted
George Mitterwald
Cesar
Baltimore Orioles
Tovar
Boston Red Sox
Sree
Reggie Smith
Tony Oliva
Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Amer
Merv Meaten
RBI
Chicago
Carlosmund
Lockwood
May
Tom Egan
Sparky Lyle
Don Buford
C&ped
Blair
Twins
Tommy John
Bart
Ray Car
Johnson
Brinles
Chiaren Mune
California Hendricks
Angel
Yankees Rally Past Senators in Lopsided Affair
New York forged a 12-2 victory over Washington as the Yankees offense exploded with home runs from Ron Blomberg and others. Casey Cox and Jackie Brown worked reliever duties as New York extended a winning streak to four, while the Angels fell to 1 8 in their last 19. Alex Johnson contributed to the Angels’ struggles, drawing criticism from Philips amid a frustrating stretch.
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Ronsberg
Alge
Fetiphon Rove
Yanko
Toskad
Fete Braberg
Washington Senators
Blomberg
Debi
Bobi Leer
Mer Athe
Yana
Aga Wasigon
Casey Cox
Jackie
Sox
Stricks
den Angels
Alex Johnson
Angels
Philips
Wth Est
Lefty
Nighttown Knightstown game stars in lapel area
Lapel defeats Knightstown 3-0 as Barnhizer throws a two hitter for the Bulldogs in a White River Conference clash. Jim Towell, Chaney and Barker lead Yorktown preparation for Monday’s matchup while Kentuckians plan to add air conditioning for the Kentucky All Stars series.
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Nightstown
Mark Barnhizer
Jim Towell
Chaney
Barker Ead
Lapel
Knightstown
Bulldogs
White River
Yorktown
Louisville
Lnough
Jim Huter
Indiana
Park League Scores Show Varied Standings Across Leagues
In the AL standings the Tigers lead with 40, the White Sox at 2 0, the Indians at 12 and the Yankees at 2. Mets top the National League with 21, Dodgers at 10, Cubs 1 1, Cards 2 0 2, Reds 0 0, and Red Sox at 0 2.
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Phiet
Nosh
Kaley
Errit
Warner
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Falker
McGrady
L. Hammerickhouse
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So-Warner
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Jones
Wells
UAW
Payless
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Coca-Cola
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Erskine Little League
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Fairview Park
Coke
TPA
Tigers
National—Dodgers
Mets
Cubs
Cards
Reds
American—Tigers
White Sox
Indians
Yankees
Red Sox
Braves Sweep Reds With Big Offensive Showing
Atlanta exploded for 10 runs in the opener and 10 in the nightcap as Williams drove in four and Ralph Garr led the way. The Braves surged early with a three run first inning and used doubles and homers to pull away, while Cincinnati rallied briefly but fell short in both games. Jim Merritt struggled but Tony Perez, Johnny Bench and Pete Rose provided offense for the Reds in bursts during the twin bill.
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Liams
Braves
Ralph Garr
Darrell Evans
Themer
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
Williams
Cincinnati
Percalanta
Reds
Iedit
Sonny Jackson
Hal King
Marty Peter
Tonyliever
Jim Merritt
Perez
Hirth
Tommy
Helms
Garr
Brown
Johnny Bench
Atlanta
Earlee Twilight
Madison County athletes excel at Indiana Special Olympics
In Terre Haute at Indiana State University the Madison County team earned high placements as Geraldine Keaton of Elwood finished second in the 50 yard dash and a pair from Elwood and Anderson competed in events including long jump and sprints. More than 1,000 participants statewide attended the second annual meet sponsored by the Madison County Association for the Mentally Retarded.
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Madison County
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Geraldine Keaton
Elwood
Steve. Misner
Anderson Lak Id Ip Sardash
Pens Beck
John Carter
Randy
Schultz
Jim McCorkle
Jimmy J $ Erskine
Anderson
Rickyees
Biondi
de Yaya
Beck
Carter
Meg
Lubbock
Tex
Anearle
Miser
Jim
West
Steward
Stace
West Team Favored In Coaches Game
West team favored in coaches game as 1970s era stars and many college quarterbacks like Plunkett Hixson and Kern are discussed. East and West players from LSU Nebraska Washington Stanford and Auburn feature in this period context.
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Vrduna
Nebraska
Bo Dornell
Washington
Tlutch
Ernie Jenningsf
Air Force
J.D. Hill
Arizona State
Rod Moore
Stanford
West Sound
Trea
Aw England Patriots
Mike
Delco and Guide win tight deceteny game
In a low scoring bout, Delco and Guide prevail as Phil Prewett scatters six, while Dave No goes 2 for 2 for the victors. The team edged Pepsi Cola 10-8 as Randy Baker’s defense led the effort.
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Phil Prewett
Dave No
Pepsi-Cola
Randy Baker
Shrock Wins Late Model Race at Sun Valley
Shrock edged Jim Blount to win a late model race at Sun Valley. Gaston finished fourth and Larry Cope also placed, with heats featuring Cook of Week and other local drivers in a compact, readible hometown motorsports recap.
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Sun Valley
Jim Blount
Gaston
Larry Cope
Petaiay
Astros rally to stun Giants in ninth inning thriller
In Houston, Pinch hitter Jack Hiatt delivered a two run ninth inning rally as the Astros rallied from a deficit to beat the Giants 6 4. The Padres rallied in the ninth to score and Hiatt capped the key inning with a liner scoring Menke.
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Jack Hiatt
San Francisco
Astros
Giants
Righ
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