Melson Takes Early Lead In Madison County Golf Event
Oscar Melson tied Edgewood par 70 to grab a one stroke lead over Billy Spannuth after 18 holes of the 24 hole Madison County tournament at Edgewood. Dick Roberts and Ren Treesh Jr. carded 72s to stay in contention while Steve Barnett led a pack at 73. The field moves to Grandview for the final two rounds as Carl Erskine attends the Idlewold banquet.
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Oscar Melson
Grandview
Edgewood
Billy Spannuth
Madison County
Edgewood Country Club
Spannuth
Dick Roberts
Anderson Country Club
Ren Treesh Jr
Melson
Steve Barnett
Bob Blake
Phil Sullivan
Joe Niece
Ron Treesh Jr
Steve
Dick Farrer
Neal Johnson
Clayton Carpenter
Pendleton Idlewold Country Club
Carl Erskine
Anderson
Idlewold
Frank Gates
Ron Treesh
Flanagan
J. E
Herald
Tipton Edges Pirates 3 2 In Central Conference Play
Tipton scored twice in the fifth inning to beat Madison Heights 3 2 after each side traded runs in the third. The Pirates drop their fifth in seven as Madison Heights hosts Elwood Monday at 5 30.
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Tipton
Madison Heights
Pirates
Elwood
NFL Owners and Players Meet Secretly Near Detroit
In a secret meeting at Pine Lake Country Club near Detroit, NFL owners and players sought to quell grievances and avert a potential strike. Lions guard John Gordy and NFLPA chief, with Packers executive Vince Lombardi, discussed aims including a higher mini salary, moving beyond the current $10 daily training allowance to about $500 per exhibition game, with no public comment until after Saturday talks.
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National Football League
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Detroit Lions
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Pine Lake
Keege Harbor
Mich
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Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Gordy
Lions
IT&PHA Harness Season Opens At Anderson Fair
The Indiana Trotting And Pacing Horse Association launches a four night meet at Anderson Free Fair starting Tuesday with six IT&PHA stakes. Ed Johnson notes limestone ground prep for weatherproofing and a strong Hoosier harness field this season. season schedule spans Converse, Logansport, Muncie, Connersville, Shelbyville, Frankfort and the State Fair with eligible participants listed.
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Anderson Free Fair
It&pha
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Fairmount
Anderson
Johnson
Converse
Logansport
Muncie
Connersville
Shelbyville
Frankfort
State Fair
Pirates Trade Pizarro for Henry as Rooster Moves
The Pittsburgh Pirates sold left handed pitcher Juan Pizarro to Boston and acquired veteran lefty Bill Henry from San Francisco to fill the roster spot. Henry, 40, had a 0-2 record and 5.40 ERA in seven Giants appearances and 98 innings since 1965, while Pizarro, 31, posted a 1-1 record and 3.00 ERA in nine Pirates innings. Henry’s career stands 46-50. Pizarro’s best season was 19-9 in 1964 with Chicago, career 107-77.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Juan Pizarro
Boston
Bill Henry
Henry
Giants
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Chicago White Sox
Frankton Edges Mount Vernon In 2-1 Conference Game
Frankton stayed in third place in the White River Conference after a 2-1 win over Mount Vernon. Larry Davis produced a single and a double while Tom Pruitt added two singles. Davis and Gary Hosier scored Frankton’s runs, while Mount Vernon’s Simmons drove in Thacker for the lone Mount Vernon score. Frankton improves to 5-2, Mount Vernon to 5-4 in WRC play.
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Mount Vernon
White River
Larry Davis
Tom Pruitt
Davis
Gary Hosier
Simmons
Thacker
Tigers Edge White Sox In 5-4 First Game
Detroit pitcher Fred Lasher earned the win as Mickey Stanley hit a two run homer in the seventh to lift the Tigers 5-4 over the Chicago White Sox in the delayed first game of a rain soaked doubleheader. Norm Cash added a two run shot for Detroit.
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Mickey Stanley
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Stanley
Wilbur Wood
Pete Ward
Chicago
Norm Cash
Tigers
Joe Horlen
Ken Berry
Earl Wilson Wild
Fred Lasher
Washington
Rick Reichardt
California Angels
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Jim McGlathlin
Marty Pattin
Senators
Darold Knowles
Chuck Hinton
Don Mincher
Reichardt
Frank Howard
del Unser
Hinton
Ensley-Dunn Women’s Self Victors Named in Club Tourney
Winners of a low gross tourney by the Ensley-Dunn Women’s Golf Club at the Ensley-Dunn Golf Center are listed by class with placings. Class A-1 Maye Green and Doris Freels, 3 Donna Williams. Class B-1 Ruth Kennedy, 2 Bertia Jay, 3 Peg Smith. Class C-1 Gladys Stamper, 2 Ruth McConnell, 3 Billy Newman. Class D-1 Dollie Bucher, 2 Arlena Moore, 3 and a 4-way tie between Lillian Brandenberg and May Underwood.
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Ensley-Dunn Golf Center
Maye Green
Doris Freels
Donna Williams
Ruth Kennedy
Bertia Jay
Peg Smith
Gladys Stamper
Ruth McConnell
Billy Newman
Dollie Bucher
Arlena Moore
Lillian Brandenberg
May Underwood
Grandview Women Plan July Fourth Tourney
Members of the Grandview Women s Golf Club will stage their Fourth of July tournament on Wednesday July 3 at the municipal layout officials announced yesterday Winners of recent tours include 18 Hole Low Net Class A-1 June Metcalf 2 Betty Kolins 8 Dot Runyon Class B-1 Mary Lou Foster 2 Mary Cave 3 Juanita Heritage Class C-1 Lorraine Allen 2 Stella Murray 9 Note Odd Hole 2 Enid Martin ter 2 Mary Cave 2 Sandy Reily
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Grandview Women’s Golf Club
June Metcalf
Betty Kolins
Dot Runyon
Mary Lou Foster
Mary Cave
Juanita Heritage
Lorraine Allen
Stella Murray
Enid Martin
Sandy Reily
Bunning Beats Old Mates and Leads Pirates Rally
Jim Bunning allowed eight hits and drove in three as the Pittsburgh Pirates routed the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 1 in his first game against former teammates. A crowd of 18 994 watched a planned duel with Woody Fryman, but Pittsburgh broke it open with four unearned runs in the sixth aided by errors and timely hitting. Bunning added two RBIs with a two-out single in the sixth.
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Jim Bunning
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bunning
Woody Fryman
Phillies
Pirates
Fryman
Fred Patek
Roberto Pena
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Rich Allen
Gary Wagner
Aker Rescues Oakland From 7th Inning Jam
New York Yankee rally fell short as Tom Aker closed out Oakland's 3-2 win. The Athletics trailing 2-1 loaded the bases after Howser, Clarke, and White reached, Mantle's sac fly tied the game, then Aker struck out Kosco and induced Tresh in a flyout to end the seventh inning rally. Monday added insurance with a sacrifice fly in the eighth.
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Tom Aker
Oakland
Athletics
New York Yankees
A’s
John Donaldson
Rick Monday
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Stan Bahnsen
Lew Krausse
Dick Howser
Horace Clarke
Donaldson
Roy White
Mickey Mantle
Paul Lindblad
Bill Robinson
Aker
Andy Kosco
Tom Tresh
A Bowling Delivery Guide By Carter And Ladewig
A few good bowlers use a ball hanging at their side and succeed after early learning. Most bowlers perform better holding the ball at the waist and pushing away. The illustrated booklet Planning Timing and Correcting Your Delivery explains the method. Send 20c and an SASE to Don Carter and Marion Ladewig for a copy.
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Marion Ladewig
Marion Ladewag
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
16 Meets On Schedule For Dolphin Club This Summer
The Anderson Dolphin Club swim team announced a 16 meet summer schedule with eight home and eight road events. Highlights include the Mid-American Jaycee meet Aug 17-18 and the Aug 22 or 23 Award Day. Participants span eight age groups with many local and Indiana venues listed.
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Dolphin Club
Anderson Dolphin Club
Indianapolis Park Department
Anderson Country Club
Shelbyville
Evansville
Catalina
Muncie
Lafayette Country Club
Indiana
Jordan Ymca
Indianapolis
Rick Flowers
Scott Craig
John Wolfe
Tom Craig
Cathy Hopkins
Chris Nay
Vickie McGonigle
Cinthia Barclay
Dennis Evans
Carl Short
Norm Montgomery
John Barnes
Lisa Hayes
Julie Jacobs
Susan Nipple
Terri Speedy
Sally Craig
Richard Crim
Mike Henry
Casey McGonigle
Lawrence Withers
Rhoda Freeman
Bette Chambers
Annie Craig
Christy Clark
Dan Scheerer
Mike Sullivan
Carey Floyd
Dave Cunningham
Allen Creamer
Darrell Dunbar
Debbie Nipple
Debbie Scheerer
Debbie Glass
Gary Barr
Dave Fredericks
Jim Laughlin
Mike Withers
Frank Bagienski
Mike Whalen
Bridget Hurley
Gail Rhoda
Katie Craig
Susie Nay
Baseball scores from Thursday and yesterday across leagues
National League games saw Los Angeles beat San Francisco 6 to 5 in 11 innings, and New York top Houston 3 to 1. Atlanta edged Philadelphia 4 to 3. American League results included Boston 9 to 3 over Cleveland and Minnesota 2 to 0 against Baltimore in five innings due to rain. many games noted with weather or postponements.
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Vancouver
Phoenix
Portland
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Tulsa
National League of St. Louis
Minnes
Ct. G. G
Tulsa Sme
Indianapolis
Denver
Seattle Lineanecase
Edgewood couples golf tourney results announced
Edgewood Country Club latest husband and wife tournament winners are listed by category. Front Nine Low Gross led by John and Virginia Spannuth with runners up Lew and Bunny Roby and Dick and Vera Cotton. Low Net topped by Leon and Martha Davis, followed by Ed and Gusta Barcus and Ken and Shirley Toye. Back Nine Low Gross won by Bob and Janice Woschitz. Low Net led by Cliff and Annette Vancé with Tom and Ruby ee and Joe and Jerri Cana ay close behind.
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John
Virginia Spannuth
Lew
Bunny Roby
Vera Cotton
Milton
Susie Mills
Bob
Ramona Gibson
Low Net
Leon
Martha Davis
Gusta Barcus
Ken
Shirley Toye
Jarry
Pat Banker
Frank
Marge Karr
Janice Woschitz
Kenny
Kate O’heron
Helen Corbin
Cliff
Annette Vancé
Tom
Ruby Ee
Joe
Jerri Canaay
Babe Ruth Coca Cola 102 2005 10 8 5 Guide Lamp
Washburn Woodruff and Granger with L Clark Osborne Porter. HR Jones Guide 3rd 1 on.
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Daniels Leads ABA Grabbers
Mel Daniels tops ABA rebounders with 1,213 boards at 15.6 per game after being with Minnesota last season and traded to Indiana this year. Pacers finish third in the Eastern Division with no league champions, Fred Lewis at 20.59 points per game, Connie Hawkins leading scoring at 26.79, Bob Netolicky strong shooter at 50.5 percent, Hawkins and Tom Washington of Pittsburgh leading with 52.2 and 52.1 percent. Roger Brown averages 4.3 per game. Eighty-one harness drivers exceed $1 million in career purse earnings.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Netolicky
Tom Washington
Hawkins
Pacer
Roger Brown
Early Bird Dance for Frankton Legion Post
The Frankton Legion Post hosts an Early Bird Dance on June 29 from 9 to 1 a.m. with Steve Slater Orchestra providing the music for attendees.
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Kentucky and Indiana Battle In Hinkle Gym
Indiana and Kentucky square off in Indianapolis as the series shifts to Hinkle Fieldhouse. Kentucky won six of seven recent meetings, led by Ron Thomas and Granville Bunton on rebounds while Indiana member Bob Ford added strength on the boards. The game follows a 59-54 Kentucky win in Louisville that featured 32 Kentucky errors but 60 team rebounds. Billy Shepherd and Terry Davis were limited by poor shooting in the prior contest.
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Kentucky
Hinkle Fieldhouse
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Louisville
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Hoosiers
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Granville Bunton
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Court Rules Fuller Can Inspect Records
The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed Fuller's right to inspect chemical records behind Dancer's Image Derby disqualification. The ruling upholds a Franklin Circuit restraining order delaying a full Racing Commission hearing until AORC records are provided, enabling cross examination.
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Peter Fuller
Franklin
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Association of Official Racing Chemists
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