Redbud Pro-Am ties four teams for third place
In windy conditions 116 players including 25 pros competed at the Redbud 18 hole pro am in Anderson. Wayne Hensley and Joe Fields tied with four other teams for third after posting 5 under par 65. Don Padgett and Jack Beck led pros with 62 to win, while Charles Harter and Bob Miley were second with 66. The next pro am is set for Monday May 8 at Winchester Park course.
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Anderson Grandview
Wayne Hensley
Joe Fields
Dick Strukel
Warren Ardapple
Lafayette
Harold Wegesin
Rushville Elks Club
Drexel
Anderson
Mike Martin Jr
Web Fenwick
Dale Bowden
Frantz
Bob Blake
Mike Zorabedian
H. J. Wilkinson
Haywood
Don Padgett
Muncie
Green Hills
Jack Beck
Tim Carper
Jack Creamer
Chuck Drake
Charles Harter
Indianapolis
Don Farrington
Kokomo
Dick Clute Sr
Don Weston
Larry Fairley
Pleasant Run
John Guinnup
Bill Zypf
Pendleton
Muncie Green Hills
Harry Lipscomb
Coffin
Helds Pinch 3-Run Homer Paces Orioles
Pinch hitter Woody Held slugged a three-run homer in the eighth to rally Baltimore from five runs down and beat Cleveland 8 7 in Cleveland. The late swing capped a strategic duel between Hank Bauer and Joe Adcock as the Indians led 7 5 entering the inning.
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Cleveland
Woody Held
Baltimore
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Joe Adcock
Indians
Dave Johnson
Paul Blair
Bauer
Russ Snyder
Andy Etchebarren
Snyder
Adcock
George Culver
Bob
Max Alvis
Baseball scores and results from major leagues and pacific coast games
Yesterday's results include National League games Philadelphia 6 Atlanta 4 New York 2 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 4 Houston 5 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 2 St Louis Pittsburgh 2 American League Cleveland 2 New York 4 Minnesota 3 Detroit 2 Baltimore 1 New York 4 Boston 0 Pacific Coast League Indianapolis 11 San Diego 3 Seattle 6 Hawaii 3 Phoenix 10 Oklahoma City 7 Portland 20 Vancouver 7 Spokane 4 Other noted games include Baltimore 8 Cleveland 7 and New York Minnesota p p Washington Kansas City and California with late night matchups. multiple NL and AL players listed with matchups and innings noted.
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Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angel
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
California
Kansas City
Boston
Indianapolis
San Diego
Seattle
Hawaii
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Portland
Vancouver
Spokane
Romly
Richmond
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Perry
Fisher
Houston Cuellar
L. Jackson
Los Angeles Osteen
Law
Jenkins
Lemaster
Maloney
Louis Gibson
Lopez
Peterson
Chance
Washington Richert
Hannan
Krausse
Hunter
Detroit McLain
Peters
Baltimore McNally
Tiant
Madison Heights Linksmen Rout Pendleton For 13th Win
Madison Heights golf team defeated Pendleton 9 to 1 in a rain shortened nine hole match at Pendleton Idlewild. Bobby Williams posted a par 36 on the front nine and won 2 to 0. MH next plays Shortridge at Riverside in Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon.
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Pendleton
Bob Humphrey
Madison Heights
Pendleton Idlewold
Bobby Williams
Indianapolis Riverside
Robinson Still Reds Record Holder Despite Trade
Frank Robinson, traded by Cincinnati last year, remains Reds lifetime leader in games at bats runs doubles homers total bases runs batted in extra base hits and slugging percentage according to UPI.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Frank Robinson
Reds
Turbine Car Passes Inspection. Jones Yet to Run at Indy
Andy Granatelli’s turbine powered car passed inspection for the Indianapolis 500 but Parnelli Jones did not race Monday due to rain. Practice was shortened to 4 hours 21 minutes on Memorial Day Classic day with 10 cars on track. 26 cars approved for the race.
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Jones
Indianapolis
UPI
Andy Granatelli
Parnelli Jones
Speedway
E Speedway
Rich Ginther
Santa Ana
Calif
United States Auto Club
Jochen Rindt
Austria
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Gurney
Clark
Small, But Smart Spartan Goalie
Ernesto Lopera of the Philadelphia Spartans, 27, 5-7, 162 pounds, has not allowed a goal in two wins and a draw. The Colombian ex-welder faces Chicago on the road in the season's first away game, showing quick agile, daring goaltending with several dramatic diving blocks.
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Philadelphia
Ernesto Lopera
Philadelphia Spartans
A . Lopera
Spartans
Chicago
Newark Stitch
Rodriguez Wins Texas Open In Comeback Victory
Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez fired a five under 66 to win the Texas Open by one stroke over Bob Charles and Bob Goalby. He earned 20 000 dollars plus 5 000 donated to tornado relief while topping a field that included Weiskopf Sikes Rex Baxter and Henning at Pecan Valley Country Club.
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Paul Recer
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Bob Charles
Redhot Rodriguez
Bob Goalby
Palm Springs
Califoro
Charles
Miller Barber
Billy Casper
Goalby
Rodriguez
Pecan Valley Country Club
Chicago
Tom Weiskopf
R. H. Sikes
Rex Baxter
Harold Henning
PGA
Derby prospects in Caliente future book
In Agua Caliente Mexico the field lists Sean as a 5 to 1 favorite for the Kentucky Derby in the Caliente future book. Damascus, owned by Edith Bancroft, is marked at 22 to 1 in New York markets.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Sean
Damascus
Pres
Edith Bancroft
New York
Mt Moriah Lodge Meeting Notice in May Evening
Anderson Council 69 R & SM Fall Creek Council 43 R & SM Lodge of Inspection announced for Saturday May 6 at 7 pm. Mt. Moriah Lodge calls members to attend this procedural gathering and inspection session.
Wrestling match at Fieldhouse ends in no contest
In Pendleton at the N. Craig Fieldhouse last night Big Buster Adams 240 defeated Frankie Starks 210 in a disputed match that ended as a no contest after Adams attacked Starks and toppled the scorer’s table. Referee Winkey Grams awarded the win to Adams amid claims of threats.
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Pendleton
Rge N. Craig
Big Buster Adams
Frankie
Mr. Adams) Starks
Bob Utter
Adams
Starks
Adamhems
Winkey Grams
Heav Grams
Utter
Yes
Ernie Drake
Willie Works
Drake
Bobby
Rocky) McGregor
Institution
Sammy Williams
McGregor
Paul Dover
Derby Trial entries loom as Derby questions rise
Cool Reception and Lightning Orphan headline seven other 3 year olds in the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs while rain leaves the track mushy. Rider assignments loom for Cool Reception and other Derby hopefuls as trainers weigh jockeys including Blum Ussery and Baeza as options.
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Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
America
Vs. William Seitz
Vincent Reid
Toronto
Walter
Mousie) Blum
Nearctic
Lou Cavalaris
Blum
Thal
John Jacobs
Hirsch
Reason
Hail
John
Bob Ussery
Ussery
Pimlico
Lloyd Gentey
Proud Clarion
Darby Dan
John Galbreath
Braulio Baeza
Diplomat Way
Keeneland
Cox and Applegate Triumph in SV Figure 8 Races
Don Cox of Chesterfield and Bob Applegate of Noblesville win front page Figure 8 main events at Anderson's Sun Valley Speedway. Cox edges Jim Brewer and Darwin Blankenship in the first race resumed after multiple incidents. Applegate leads on lap 6 in the second feature with Harry Couch and Noah Goen in pursuit. Fields ties one lap speed record at 16.75 seconds as the season’s fourth program closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cox
Chesterfield
Bob Applegate
Noblesville
Anderson
Sun Valley Speedway
Cox
Jim Brewer
Darwin Blankenship
New Castle
Brewer
Blankenship
Applegate
Harry Couch
Noah Goen
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Fields
George Perry
Jim Leisure
Delbert Conley
Shirley
Bill Lemon
Carl Jennings
Dick Hinshaw
Bob Schroeder
Muncie
Gene Parsifall
Car 203
Jim Leissure
Alton Sneed
Daleville
Larry Couch
George Sims
Marison
John Frawley
Little May Signs With Denver Club
Floyd Little the No 1 Denver Broncos draft pick may sign with the AFL club within a week or ten days. Coach Lou Saban indicated a large contract and said a decision would come soon. Little, 24, Syracuse star, wore number 44 at Syracuse and is a member of the 44 Club alongside Jim Brown.
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Denver
SPI
Floyd Little
Denver Broncos
Lou Saban
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Jim Brown
Little
Saban
Bronco
Floyd
Broncos
National Football
Ague
Ernie Davis
United Press International
Anderson College Hosts Indiana Tech In Track and Ball State Battle
Anderson College's track team hosts Indiana Tech on the E 5th St Oval at 3 pm while the Raven baseball team meets Ball State at 3 30 pm. Coach Jim Macholtz notes improvement over early season form and the return of Rich Sharp from injuries. The Anderson squad stands 9 5 for 1967, Ball State 7 7 after a 52 4 scoring edge in recent games.
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Anderson College
Indiana Tech
E.5th St
Raven
Ball State
Jack
Jim Macholtz
Rich Sharp
Sharp
Anderson Diamond Crew
BSU
Eastsiders
Taylor
DePauw
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds start season with fun and strong pitching
Reds manager Dave Bristol emphasizes fun as a winning mindset. Cincinnati leads the league after 20 games with 15 wins and five defeats, powered by a 2.11 team ERA. Mel Queen Ted Abernathy Gerry Arrigo Gary Nolan and others contribute as pitching reshapes the rotation and bullpen in early 1960s fashion.
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Bristol
Reds
St. Louis
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Mel Queen
San Francisco
Queen
Gerry Arrigo
Mets
Cincinnati
Gary Nolan
Ted Abernathy
Abernathy
Cowboys Sign Curt Marker and Additional Draft Picks
Dallas signs fourth round pick Curtis Marker an offensive guard from Northern Michigan. Also adds free agents Henry Howard Basil Mullins and confirms other draft signings while Toledo adds basketball recruit Aaron Hopkins from White Plains N Y and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Curtis Marker
Northern Michigan
Cowboys
Marker
Henry Howard
Kansas State
Basil Mullins
Kentucky
al Kerkian
Kansas College
Wylie Henry
Hampton Institute
James Hickson
South Carolina State College
Tyler Team Wins Grandview Pro Am Golf Tour
The Tyler led squad captained by Jim Tyler won with 62, two strokes ahead of Frank Denenerty's team. A Daugherty squad totaled 64 at 11 holes, featuring G Musselman G Johnson and B Hall. Three teams tied for third with 65: Melson Padgett Hardy Bodkin. Sandala Sipes Barcus Wade. Windlaw Neubaar Weirich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tyler
Tyler
J. Baker
R. R. Roudebush
R. D. Roudebush
Grandview
Frank Denenerty
Daugherty
G. Musselman
G. Johnson
B. Hall
O. Melson
D. Padgett
R. Hardy
D. Bodkin
A. Sandala
W. Sipes
J. Barcus
D. Wade
Bob Windlaw
B. Ae. T. Neubaar
T. Weirich
Oklahoma Belter Sets 420 Yard Golf Ace
Jack Summers a 17 year old belter from Oklahoma forged a 420 yard hole in one on the 8th hole at Lincoln Park West in Oklahoma City. The feat tops the year’s Golf Digest record list and was recorded March 15.
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Norwalk
Seattle Hawks hire Richie Guerin in expansion draft
New Seattle franchise selects 15 players from current NBA rosters as part of a 1.75 million entry. Richie Guerin of the St. Louis Hawks, listed as retiring, will remain as St. Louis coach rather than join Seattle. Coach Al Bianchi of Seattle and Jack McMahon of San Diego express satisfaction with their picks as Detroit considers its next moves.
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NEW York
Richie Guerin
St. Louis Hawks
Seattle
National Basketbal Association
Guerin
St. Louis
San Diego
NBA
Lone
al Bianchi
Jack McMahon
Detroit
Pistons
Jimm Walker
Providence Alle America
Walker
Cemes
Indianapolis
American Basketball Association
Bianchi
Ghent
Chicago Bulls
Tthis
Belgian American win 1000 kilometer race at Francorchamps
Jacky Icks of Belgium and Richard Thompson of the United States drove a Ford Mirage prototype to victory in the 1000 kilometer race at Francorchamps. The pair alternated driving, completed 71 laps of the 8.7 mile course for a 621 mile total in 5 hours 9 minutes 46.5 seconds at an average speed of 120.5 mph.
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Ehaal
Hensley
Winchestern Park Course
Grandview Course
Herald
Held
Allen
Etchebran
Bailey
Maye
Culver
Phoebus
Dillman
Colavito
J.miller
Powell
E—Brown
D. Johnson
Whitfield
Brown
Davalillo
F Robinson
Alvis
B. Robinson
Aparicio
J.miller Fisher
Culver Bailey
Allen L
J. Miller
Blair
J Miller
Wagner
Sims
McDowell
Balk
Etchebarren
Haney
Pedro Rodriguez
Graham Hill
England
Chris Amon
New Zeaand
Amon and
Norm Brown
Grand Rapids, Mich
Leroy Yarborough
Columbia
S. C
USAC
Atlas Red-D-Mix, Inc
Kirk Sale
Alexandria Pike
Ralph R. Daoust
Donnybrook
Frankie Ford
Lorenzo Williams
Philby Huested
Baby Washington
Carl Evans
Frankie Turner
By Orlo Robertson
Five Fingers
Rains Gardens
Saddle N’ Sirloin
Garnett Dawson
Wanda Hodson
al Lawson
Bill Downs
Dwight Barr
Cincy
Dave Bristol
Toledo, Ohio
Aaron Hopkins
University of Tolddo
White Plains
N.Y
Toledo
St Contro
W. Gilbert
Oklahoma
Belter
Jim McGlocklin
McGlocklin
McMahon
Eo - Footer
Danae Moss
Wayne Molis
New York Knicks
Paul Neumann
Bud Olsen
Tom Meschery
Citizens Banking CO
Insurance Department
Local Finance Corporation
Indiana
Corner
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