Spannuth Leads County Golf Tourney with 72
Bill Spannuth shot a 72 to take first round lead at Killbuck Golf Course in the Madison County Golf Tourney. Don Granger sits second after a 73, Oscar Melson is third with 74, Ron Caldon tops net with 69 on handicap relief. Play resumes today at Grandview and final round is Sunday at Edgewood Country Club.
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Madison County
Killbuck
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Oscar Melson
Bob Arnold
Mickey Deharity
Rod Swinehart
Bobby Williams
Ron Caldon
Dick Roberts
Grandview
Edgewood Country Club
ECC
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Phil Sullivan
Kent Poore
Mike Borson
Joe Niece
Steve Barnett
Russ Martin
Freehar
Johnson
Ord
Mike Roberts
Rome
Aso Rowe
Pendrichs
liRe Blair
Sher Tom Williams
Wison
Ron Treesh
Necones
Timmerman Bee
Randy Bodkin
Hart
Mayib
Haan
Henderson
Corrales
Hiatt
Carroll
Mcrae
Wiles
F Robinson
Burda
Arrigo
Dowees
Jim Murphy
Fuentes
Dow Roush
Ces Oe
Barry McFadden
Agss Se
San Francisco
Herbie
Dick Jones
Steve McClintock
Shannon Chambers
Roger Garrett
Dick Clute Jr
Virgil Schuyler
Neal Spannuth
Gene Wolfe
Jack Beck
Keith McFadden
Dan McFarland
Dick Peck
Bruce Blair
Jim Baker
Dick Clute Sr
Dick Keithley
Wally Smith
Dave Beher
Phil Jaqua
Gary Johnson
Don Keesey
Milt Owen
Frank Daugherty
Bud Highbaugh
Dusty Rhodes
Bud Shannon
Jim Carter
Fern Fields
Roy DeHart
Roger Thomas
Paul Acker
John Delaplane
Bill Hall
Charles Laughlin
Jim Hart
Bethel King
Jack Dennis
Bob Blake
Hockett Whips Greenfield In Madison County Golf Tourney
Hockett dominated Greenfield in the Madison County Golf Tourney first round. The report lists complete round results for ANI.
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Major League Box Scores From A Packed Baseball Card
Readable lines show multiple baseball box scores with teams St Louis Chicago Detroit Baltimore and more. The fragmentary listing includes player at bats hits and runs plus pitching lines and later standings and local league results with teams Roby Burger Chef and others.
West Solid Favorite In Ninth Coaches All-America Game
The West is favored over the East in the ninth Coaches All-America football game set for Saturday night in Atlanta. With O J Simpson and Leroy Keyes sidelined by pro contracts, the West showcases Bobby Douglass and Mercury Morris among others. East coach Joe Paterno relies on passing to compensate for depth, while Notre Dame's Jim Seymour is a top receiving threat. Officials stress the game will continue despite setbacks and slow advance sales.
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Ennyart
Penn State
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Marty Domres
Columbia
Buster O’brien
University of Richmond
Paterno
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Seymour
Notre Dame
Perfect Game Bid Turns Into Cub Setback
Vada Pinson broke Kenny Holtzman’s perfect no hitter with a two out single in the seventh, Joe Torre followed with a single and Mike Shannon tripled as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1. Tim McCarver, Lou Brock and a late run helped St. Louis pull away while Steve Carlton earned the win for the Cardinals.
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Joe Torre
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Lou Brock
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Ron Santo
No-Hitter Keys 3-1 Victory for General Contractors
In a baseball league recap, Purkey and McKee combined for a no-hitter guiding General Contractors to a 3 to 1 win over Supreme Tool. Teammates include Barnett Carpenter Douglas and Clutch. Delco Remy later defeated Supreme Tool 8-2 with Reeves firing a no-hitter.
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Coca Cola beats Coke in four innings amid league action
Douglas pitched a no hitter as Coca Cola edged Pepsi 13 to 1 in a four inning game under the 10 run rule. Beccaecens, Douglas and McMahan led Coke while Burge and Blake contributed for Coca Cola. White River Little League all star lineup announced with players from Pepsi Gene's Root Beer and Anderson Blueprint.
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