Hawks Sign Tom Payne In Hardship Draft
The Cincinnati Royals chose Nate Williams first in the NBA hardship draft while Atlanta picked 7-foot-2 Tom Payne. Ed Payne signed with the Hawks, ending ABA bidding. Other hardship selections included Cyril Baptiste and Phil Chenier, with Joe Hammond taken by Los Angeles.
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Cinderella Girl Falls to Billie Jean King in Open Semi
Forest Hills reports a 16-year-old Cinderella girl Chris Evert losing 6-3 6-2 to Billie Jean King in the U S Open semi. King advances to the final to face Rosemary Casals as an all American showdown looms. A sold out crowd watched, with Spiro Agnew among the spectators, as Evert's 46 match win streak ends.
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Leaders Pitching 14 Decisions For Key MLB Markings
Column lists top pitchers with decisions and records: Gullett of Cincinnati 15 5 .730 McGraw of New York 11 4 .733 Ellis of Pittsburgh 18 7 .720 McMahon of San Francisco 10 4 .714 J Johnson of San Francisco 12 5 .706.
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Former AC Coach Takes New Post at Anderson College
Ronald G. Parr, 1967-68 AC basketball coach and football star, returns to campus as dean of men after teaching in Decatur public schools. A four time all-HCC, twice Little All-American and 1963 MVP, he did grad work at Indiana University and taught PE at AC. Parr, active in NEA and FCA, lives with wife Helen and daughter Rhonda Elaine at 816 Fremont St.
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Two Tied For Southern Open Lead
Tour veteran Gay Brewer and 24 year old John Miller shared the halfway lead in the $100,000 Southern Open Golf tournament with 8 under par 132s. Miller opened 65 and led by five before Brewer’s 64 on Green Island back nine boosted him near the top alongside Miller.
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Cowboys, Bengals Seek To Keep Records Clean
The Dallas Cowboys host the Kansas City Chiefs while the Cincinnati Bengals visit Washington as both teams chase a flawless exhibition slate. Friday and Saturday night games feature multiple matchups, with two Sunday telecasts including Detroit at Philadelphia. Chiefs and Cowboys both enter with unbeaten preseason records. Bengals aim to join by beating Washington without Sonny Jurgensen.
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Major League Box Scores From Thursday
National League results include Los Angeles 3 San Diego 2 and Milwaukee 2 California 3 over 12 innings plus New York 4 Philadelphia 3. American League shows Boston 6 Detroit 1 with Baltimore 7 Washington 1 and Kansas City 6 at Minnesota postponed. Saturday seniors list several night games and pitching matchups for tied standings and schedules.
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Soap Box Derby Wildcat Race Set Saturday
The third annual Super Nationals of Soap Box Derbies will be hosted by Anderson on Saturday at Derby Downs track Madison Avenue. Open to all ages with basic rules, entries from five states. $5 per car. Race begins 1 p.m. with a $580 prize and a $100 savings bond for first place. Past winners include Gary Cox and Rick Xanley.
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Hoosier Hundred Set At Fairgrounds Today
The Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds marks the dirt track division’s final 1960s season event. USAC racing aims to crown its dirt champion before crowds up to 30,000 with purses around 65 thousand to 75 thousand dollars.
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