Guinnup, Miller Reach Indiana PGA Finals in Elkhart
Lafayette veteran Jim Guinnup, a four time Indiana PGA champion, advances to the final after a 2 and 1 win over John Conroy and a 4 and 3 over Mike Mural. Fort Wayne’s Bill Miller also makes the final with a 5 and 4 victory over Randy Quick. Guinnup, 51, faces surgery next month to replace multiple coronary arteries.
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Purdue Football Began in 1887 With 48–6 Loss to Butler
West Lafayette Indiana report recalls Purdue's first football game on October 29 1887 under coach Albert Berg a Riveters team that fell 48 to 6 at Butler marking the program's early origins and struggle.
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Orioles and Yankees Open Crucial AL East Series
Orioles and Yankees, both tied for third in the tightly bunched AL East, start a three game set in New York as Earl Weaver pushes for a surge to close the gap on Boston. Palmer opposes Stottlemyre in the series opener as Baltimore aims to improve its road fortunes and playoff chances.
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Marion Wins in Tri-County Meet Dominates Opening
Marion wins the cross country three way meet at Tri-County golf course with 21 points, Shenandoah takes second with 54, and Kokomo Haworth 57 as Marshall of Marion clocks 12 33 to lead. Shenandoah also wins the reserve meet 28 to 47 to 59. Hayden Ooten of Shenandoah places fifth in the varsity race.
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Lapel Harriers Sweep Mount Vernon in 15 45 Meet
Lapel took the top five spots to defeat Mount Vernon 45 15 as Mike Willoughby won in 13 20 with Jeff Paswater second and John Simmerman third. Other Lapel finishers were Jerry Mills and Don Teters. Mount Vernon’s Cain and Bauchert placed 6th and 7th. Lapel hosts Highland and Hamilton Southeastern next Thursday.
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