Hartman First Amateur To Win State Open Title Since 1961
Hartman, a 22 year old amateur from Lafayette, won the Indiana Open at Meshingomesia CC with 292 four over par, edging three pros by one stroke. Purdue student Brent Hartman ended the four round event with rounds 71 74 70 77 to claim the title, the first amateur winner since 1961.
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Brent Hartman
Purdue
Meshingomesia Country Club
Hartman
Marion
Ind
Lafayette
Purdue University
Jim Guinnup
Paul Gross
Indianapolis
Jim Barber
Jeffersonville
Guinnup
Gross
Pat Welch
Auburn
Bill Grant Jr
Kokomo
Bill Newcombe
Royal Center
Ed Knych
Bill Schumaker
Fort Wayne
Sed
Jim Shaw
South Bend
Steve Barnett
Anderson
Mickey Powell
Columbus
Bob Kruse
George Tonomas
Elkhart
Russ Strouse
Steve Mayhew
Carmel
Randy Quick
Crown Point
Don Essig, III
Bernard Pitney
Tipton
Alan White
Alexandria
Charles Genter
Arnold Koehler
Connersville
Bill Heinlein
John Saveges
Americans and Australians Fill Wimbledon Round of 16
United States and Australia each place six men in the final 16 of the Wimbledon Open. Pancho Gonzalez advances with a 6-4 6-3 6-2 win over Tom Edlefsen as Arthur Ashe and other U S players reach the fourth round. In doubles, Rod Laver leads the Australian charge with top singles stars Emerson Newcombe Stolle Roche and Alexander remaining. Women survivors include Billie Jean King Nancy Richey Julie Heldman and Margaret Michel with Margaret Court dominating early. All fourth round matches set for Saturday.
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Mike Hughes
UPI
Wimbledon
England
United States
Australia
Pancho Gonzalez
Charles Pasarell
Tom Edlefsen
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Los
Romania
Smith
Bill Bowrey
Ralston
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Rod Laver
Jan Leschley
Denmark
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
Fred Stolle
Tony Roche
John Alexander
Emerson
Nikki Kalogeropoulos
Greece
Champ Newcombe
Mal Anderson
Stolle
Lth
Milan Holecek
Czechoslovakia
Roche
Hans-Jochim Platz
Germany
Alexander
Terry Addison
Tom Okker
Holland
Cliff Drysdale
South
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Julie Heldman
New York
Ret Michel
Pacific Palisades
Margaret Michel
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Kristy Pigeon
Danville
Julie Anthony
Santa Monica
Pamela Teeguarden
Los Angeles
Mary Ann Curtis
Margaret Court
Helen Gourlay
All Star Rematch Set After Rough Kentucky Indiana Game
Kentucky coach Joe Harper adjusts the starting lineup for the state all star clash in Louisville after a poor workout. Indiana mentor Angus Nicoson expects a tougher rematch with a sharper effort and parole for Clarence Crain who re joins the Indiana squad after meeting practice requirements.
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Louisville
Joe Harper
Harper
Indiana
Oson
Nicoson
Clarence Crain
Indianapolis
Shortridge
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Edgewood swimmers place at Eastside invite and Noblesville meet
Edgewood County Club finished eighth of sixteen at the Eastside YMCA Invitational in Indianapolis with the boys eighth and girls sixth. Kelly McKain placed in the Early Bird AU meet, and Edgewood topped Noblesville 318 to 151 with blue ribbons in most events.
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Edgewood County Club
Mark Thompson
Indianapolis Eastside
Edgewood
Kelly McKain
Noblesville
Kyle Grenda
Mary Ainsworth
Joan Wise
Cher Wise
Anita Fralick
Jeff Powell
Craig Fralick
Powell
Fralick
Toye
Sears
Fritz Fralick
Greg Smith
Greg Busing
Janet Dyson
Steve Toye
John Wise
Kathy McKain
Kentucky All Stars Face Indiana Star McGinnis
Kentucky high school all stars prepare for a clash with Indiana star George McGinnis at Freedom Hall. McGinnis, 6-7, 225, scored 23 and grabbed 14 rebounds in Indiana's 91-83 win last Saturday. Kentucky captain Ron King predicts a 10 to 12 point victory. Joe Voskuhl, 6-7, will guard McGinnis again and vows to stop him.
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Louisville
Kentucky High School
Indiana
Robertson
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Ron King
King
Thomas Payne
McGinnis
Joe Voskuhl
Voskuhl
Leonard to Return as Pacers Coach Next Season
Leonard confirms he will coach the Indiana Pacers for another season moving closer to Indianapolis. He expects a 50 percent improvement with the ABA squad that won the Eastern Division title last year, offset by reduced duties with Herff Jones as he relocates from Kokomo. The team finished 42-27 after he took over and reached the ABA finals before losing to Oakland. Fourteen golfers earned over $100,000 on the PGA tour in 1968.
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Indianapolis
Bob Leonard
Indiana Pacers
Indiana University
American Basketball Association
Leonard
Pacers
Herff-Jones Co
Kokomo
Larry Staverman
Oakland
Coody Leads Cleveland Open With 64 Second Round
Charles Coody fired a 64 in the second round to seize a four stroke lead at 131 nine under par at Aurora Country Club. He had seven birdies and one bogey in windy conditions, tying the course record and the 36 hole low mark for the year.
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Steve Morrow
Aurora
Ohio
UPI
Charles Coody
Coody
Aurora Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
John Schlee
Dallas
Schlee
Crampton
Tommie Aaron
George Hixson
Harold Henning
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bert Yancy
Tallahassee
Fla
Gardner Dickinson
Frank Beard
Louisville
Jim Colbert
Colbert
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Palmer
Standings from Thursday's baseball results
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 7 5 in 10 innings. Philadelphia shuts out New York 2 0. Montreal beats St Louis 8 6. Los Angeles sweeps Atlanta 3 0. San Francisco downs Cincinnati 4 2. Seattle edges Chicago 3 2. New York trounces Detroit 6 0. Minnesota tops California 7 4. Oakland over Kansas City 3 2. Boston edges Cleveland 4 3 in 10 innings. Indianapolis 4 Iowa 3 in 13 innings. Tulsa defeats Denver 6 5. Omaha 3 Oklahoma City 0.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Montreal
Pirates
Mets
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Seattle
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Tulsa
Denver
Culp
Bosman
McLain
Lopez
Bahnsen
Tiant
Boswell
Butler
Peters
Nash
Talbot
Murphy
Fryman
Stoneman
Torrez
Hands
Pittsburgh
Moose
Gentry
Stone
Wilson
Perry
Fisher
Drysdale
Ross
United Press International
Li'e
California Kansas City
American Association
W. L. Pet. G.B. Omaha
Iowa
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Utter to Officiate 1969 Gulf Coast AAU Boxing Meet
Bob Chuck Utter, renowned boxing referee and coach at the Indiana Reformatory, received an invitation to officiate the 1969 Gulf Coast AAU championships at Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston. He has refereed major Gulf Coast and Houston events and was named among the top ten Golden Gloves referees after the Gulf Coast AAU championships. He has refereed his 2,505th bout.
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Bob
Chuck) Utter
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
Trick Shot Artist Paul Hahn to Perform at Anderson Golf Center
Trick shot ace Paul Hahn, hailed as golf's top blend of player showman and instructor, will stage a full one hour routine at Anderson Golf Center on Saturday June 28 at 5 p m. Audiences may photograph him as he demonstrates 230 to 250 yard shots with six foot rubber shaft clubs and wild stunts. Hahn began in the 1940s as a club pro and later built a world touring act. he has appeared in 41 countries and recently flew 18 combat sorties in Vietnam while entertaining troops.
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Anderson Golf Center
Cross Street Road
Houdini
Links
Hahn
Ben Hogan
Bob Hope
Habn
Paul
Hilo
Hawaii
Glen Oak Country Club
Chicago
Calfornia
Scotland
Belgium
Land
France
Italy
Egypt
Iraq
Arabia
Ceylon
Thailand
Indonesia
Hong Kong
Japan
Formosa
Guam
the Phillippines
Australia
Okinawa
Hawai
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Panama
Jamada
Curacao
Trinidad
South Africa
Greece
Sicily
Span
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Columbia
Nicaragua
Mexico
Canada
United States
Vietnam
Prentice Leads U S Women's Open at Scenic Hills
Joann Prentice fired four birdies to lead the midway split at the 17th US Women's Open on the hot Scenic Hills course in Pensacola Florida with a two under par 144. Ruth Jessen trailed by one stroke while Peggy Wilson dropped to one over after a double bogey on 16.
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Pensacola
Fla
UPI
Joann Prentice
Scenic Hills
Miss Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Columbia
S. C
Ruth Jessen
Palm Springs
Calif
Peggy Wilson
Boca Raton
Pam Higgins
Groveport
Ohio
Shirley Engilehorn
Indian Wells
Miss Englehorn
Prentice
State ISC Meet Set At Markle
The 1969 International Soft ball Congress state tournament will be held at Markle Indiana August 9 16. It is single elimination open to any fast pitch team in the state with Aug 4 entry deadline and 25 dollar fee. Trophies go to top three teams and individual awards to champion team players. winner advances to World ISC tournament in Rock Island Illinois August 23 September 1.
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Markle
Ind
Dale van Houten
van Houten
Columbia City
Rock Island
My Brothers Barber Shop Ad
The listing advertises My Brothers Barber Shop at 2831 Noble St with air conditioned shop hours from 9 to 6 on weekdays and 9 to 5 on Saturday. It offers home hospital and nursing home calls by appointment and sets prices for children $1.50 and adults 1.75 with flat tops at $2.00.
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Noble St
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Gimeno
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Lutz
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Buddy’s
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Omaha - Oklahoma City
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Doug Sanders
Dave Marr
George Archer
Phil Rodgers
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McGee
UPS
John Schree
Tommy Aaron
George Hixon
Gardnar Dickinson
Charlies
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Mac McLendon
Bob Erickson
Fred Marti
Ge Archer
Bob McAllister
Dave Ragan
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John Miller
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Terry Dill
Howell Fraser
Rolf Deming
Gordon Jones
Billy Maxwell
George Poutell
Bert Greene
Dave Stockton
Howie Johnson
Tony Jacklin
al Balding
Dick Rhyan
Joe Goldstrand
Cesar Sanudo
Steve Reid
Lionel Hebert
Jack McGowan
Jack Montgomery
Bob Shaw
George Bellino
Herb Hooper
Rocky Thompson
Jim Wiechers
Randy Petri Ltill
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State Rd. South
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SUN
MT. Lawn
New Castle
ISC
Norm Dunn Home Centers, Inc
8Th ST
Kemper
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