New Champ Emerging in 37th Indian Pro Match Play
In Elkhart Indiana the 37th Indian Professional Golfers Association match play at Iris Country Club nears semis with Jim Shaw and Gary Feldman leading. Former champions Carmichael White and ite fell in quarterfinals as Shaw defeats Carmichael morning and White in afternoon. Feldman defeats Knych while Haywood beats Gallagher, and Essig advances in a tight finish.
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Iris Country Club
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Edwych
Ft. Harrison
Alan Ite
Alexandria
Jim Shaw
South Bend
Michael
White
Shaw
Gary Feldman
Mike Haywood
Don Essig
Alan White
George Thom
Ed Knych
Jerry Hayslett
Paul Gross
Jim Gallagher
Larry Binco
Russ
Mickey Powell
Mal Moullen
Wayne Jensley
Dolphin Club Awards Dinner Honors 92 Swimmers
The sixth annual Dolphin Club Awards Pitch-In Dinner recognized 92 swimmers with personal record books and trophies for top age group finishes. Coaches Watson Frick Rhoda presented trophies and diving awards went to Gilbert and Jacobs.
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Dolphin Club
Ron Watson
Bill Frick
Gail Rhoda
Jim Alexander
Karen Sailer
Barry Green
Tamara Wolfe
Robert Haas
Louise Czarniecki
Norman Montgomery
Debbie Scheerer
Greg ‘Zimmerman
Bette Chambers
Dan Scheerer
Mary Gilbert
Julie Jacobs
Gilbert
Jacobs
North East Park Way
Week 1 college football picks stir forecaster nerves
Spotter notes a rough start to the season with a .622 win rate and warns of risky picks amid major programs such as Southern Cal LSU Georgia Tech and UCLA. The column lists Week 2 predictions across many matchups and ends with a Pont quote about priorities in game prep.
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Georgia Tech
UCLA
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Irish
Dunkel
Anderson College
Oliver
Central Michigan
Lakes
Indiana
Minnesota
Kentucky
Michigan State
Ball State
Western Michigan
Rick Voss
Highland
Bob Coffman
Ravens
Olivet
Bloomington
Ace
Purdue
Anderson
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Washington
AKRON
Butler
Evansville
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Albion Earlham
Principia
Franklin
Hope Wabash
Hanover
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Manchester
Rose-Hulman
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Northwood
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Valparaiso
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Iowa State
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Marshall
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Virginia
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Oklahoma
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USC
Rice
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Syracuse
Tennessee
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Toledo
Villanova
Oregon
Utah
Wake Forest
VPI
Koep wins eight mile Pendleton race in 41 41
Chuck Koeppen of Muncie captured the eight mile Pendleton race, finishing in 41 minutes and 41 seconds. The Central Indiana Striders sponsored the event with 24 finishers. Gary Romasser placed second, Steve Lewark third, Greg Johnson fourth, Ken Sparks fifth, Steve Rybolt sixth, Steve Karny seventh, Max Blank eighth, Carl Carey ninth, and Dick Osting tenth. Anderson’s 63 year old Don Alberts completed the fitness mile as one of two entrants.
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Chuck Koeppen
Muncie
Central Indiana
Steve Lewark
Greg Johnson
Ken Sparks
Steve Rybolt
Steve Karny
Max Blank
Carl Carey
Dick Osting
Don Alberts
Anderson
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Arthur Ashe Jr
Richmond
Kodes
Smith
Paris
Rod Laver
Rome
Newcombe
Ashe
Love
Deuce
John Stahr
Americans Sweep US Open crowns at Forest Hills
Stan Smith of Pasadena defeated Jan Kodes to win the men’s singles as Billie Jean King beat Rosemary Casals for the women’s title, giving the United States its first American sweep in 16 years at Forest Hills. Smith earned $20,000, King $5,000 plus expenses, with both champions receiving new cars.
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N.Y
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Smith
Fort McNair
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Mrs. King
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
New York
Billie Jean
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Kodes
Czech Tennis Association
Rosemary
Amerians
Tony Trabert
Doris Hart
Young And Old Lead Surging Dodgers In Title Bid
Los Angeles climbs with eight straight wins led by veteran Maury Wills and Manny Mota and rookie Bill Buckner. Hoyt Wilhelm, 48, joins lineup after rallying a 6-5 win over the Giants, as Dodgers chase NL West along with Padres and Giants.
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Old
Dodgers
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
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Willie Mays
Maury Wills
Manny Mota
Tom Haller
Mota
Wills
Bill Buckner
Steve Garvey
Can McCovey Revive Giant Team Again
SAN FRANCISCO AP Willie McCovey may return to first base for the Giants as they chase the NL West lead amid a 54 and 65 record clip. Manager Charlie Fox hopes McCovey can boost a lineup dragging with slumps from Henderson and Dietz while Los Angeles presses.
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Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Los Angeles
Charlie Fox
McCovey
Cincinnati
Reds
Candlestick Park
Houston
Willie
Astros
Dodgers
Fox
Ken Henderson
Dick Dietz
Henderson
Dietz
Pennant Races At A Glance
The National League standings show East and West leaders with Pittsburgh St Louis and San Francisco atop divisions. Current schedules list home and away opponents for each club through September 14, detailing recent and upcoming games and venue counts for Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego Houston Atlanta and New York.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
NFL Void Karras Move To Washington Team
The NFL voided Washington Redskins claim on defensive tackle Alex Karras after his contract was deemed non assignable. Karras cleared waivers and became a free agent, with reports he may join a contender. Lions owner and fans criticized the move as Karras expressed dissatisfaction.
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Karras
Washington
National Football League
Washington Redskins
Alex Karras
Karra
Redskins
New York
Detroit Lions
Lions
Los Angeles Rams
Quarterback Decision in Bluebonnet Bowl Drive
In a fourth down and six at the South Carolina 24, Duke trails 21-17. After an incomplete pass, the quarterback faces a run pass option set up by a left halfback sweep and a diagonal pass by the halfback to the quarterback, aiming for a gain beyond a short slant.
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Astrodome
Duke
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Gamecock
Glanker
Flag
Combs Holds Top Breeder Title for Second Year
Lexington Kentucky AP Leslie Combs II of Spendthrift Farm was Americas leading race horse breeder for the second straight year in 1970.
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Lexington, Ky
Leslie Combs II
Spendthrift, Farm
America
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