Peach and Doughty set region records in Indiana meet
Clyde Peach of Brebeuf and Howard Doughty of Fort Wayne North smashed regional and state marks at the Indianapolis regional. Peach ran 9.6 in the 100 and 20.8 in the 220, anchored Brebeuf’s 1:27.6 4x mile relay, while Doughty won the lows in 19.0 and highs in 13.9 and led North’s winning half mile relay squad. North qualified a large squad for the state meet, with Brebeuf and Richmond also advancing several individuals and relays.
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City awarded state BA meet. needs umpires
President Charles Lacey of Anderson Babe Ruth announces the 1966 Indiana Babe Ruth boys baseball tournament will be held in Memorial Stadium on July 28 29 30 and 31. Warren Dusty Rhodes is named umpire in chief for local BA League games this summer and is seeking officials at Robbins Drive phone 643 2246. Glenn Cunningham was the last American to hold the mile world record with a 4 06 7 in Princeton New Jersey in 1984.
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Babe Ruth, Inc
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Dusty) Rhodes
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N.J
Orioles And Tigers Split Yankees Win
Orioles beat Tigers 8-4 in the opener with homers by Etchebarren and Robinson while Detroit won the nightcap 9-5 behind Northrup and McAuliffe. The doubleheader featured a home run barrage and tied teams in a split structure.
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Braves blast Cubs with five homers in 12-2 rout
Atlanta used five homers to overpower Chicago 12-2 as Red Sox and Yankees also posted decisive wins. Jose Santia tossed a complete game shutout for Boston against Kansas City, while Al Downing struck out 11 to win for the Yankees over Minnesota.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
National League games saw Atlanta defeat Chicago 12-2 and Philadelphia tie Houston 5-5 with later action including St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 5 and San Francisco 2 New York. American League results included Baltimore 8 Detroit 4 and Boston 3 Kansas City 0, with a full schedule list and notes on upcoming games and minor league assignments.
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Cardigan Bay Claims Unofficial World Pac ing Title
Cardigan Bay of New Zealand won the unofficial pacing world title at Yonkers Raceway, beating Bret Hanover of the United States in a match race. Driven by Stanley Dancer, Cardigan Bay won by one length in two minutes flat on a fast track, paying $4.00. The victory extended his winning streak to 10 and ended Bret Hanover’s eight-race win skein.
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Firesweep
Kauai King Heads Preakness Field In Maryland Derby
Kauai King, Maryland bred son of Native Dancer, leads a nine horse Preakness field after a Kentucky Derby win. Owner Michael Ford, trainer Danny Henry Forrest, and jockey Don Brumfield aim for the second leg of the Triple Crown as Exceedingly and Understanding loom as other foreign born riders draw attention at Pimlico.
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Hugh Grant
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Devlin Builds Three-Stroke Lead At Colonial Invite
Australian Bruce Devlin shot two under par to reach 135 for 26 holes and lead Gene Littler by three at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas. R H Sikes posted a 67 but remains well back after an opening 76 as weather interruptions paused play.
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Tony Lem
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Gay Brewer Jr
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Ed Furgol
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Indianapolis Gets Pitcher Dan Neville from Buffalo
The Indianapolis Indians of the Pacific Coast League acquired pitcher Dan Neville from Buffalo of the International League via option transfers within the Cincinnati Reds organization. The report also notes Madison Heights defeating Richmond 2-0 and highlights Doug Daley’s 10 strikeouts, Jack Taylor’s three of Madison Heights’ six hits, and Neville’s limited major league experience with a 0-1 record and 3.68 ERA.
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Mario Andretti Sets Track Record In Indy Practice
Indianapolis AP Mario Andretti posted a 160.144 mph speed to top Friday's final practice for the Golden State 500. Bobby Grim, former county fair dirt-track king, ran 110.144 mph, over five mph slower. A rookie from Southern stock cars, Café Yarborough, damaged his car slightly after a slide into the south outside wall. Thirty-nine cars took part as the last two time-trial sessions were scheduled for Saturday and Sunday with possible showers in the forecast.
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Clay Predicts KO In Minute In London Title Fight
AP reports Cassius Clay predicts a 60 second knockout of Henry Cooper in the first heavyweight title bout at Arsenal Stadium since 1908. The bout, with 46 000 tickets sold and large global TV reach, caps Clay's 25 0 record against Cooper 32 11 1 with 28 KOs in London.
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