Century of Sports Book Highlights a Century of Games
The AP staff offers A Century of Sports a 464 page volume with 44 chapters on football boxing baseball basketball and more. It features photos, expert-authored chapters, and profiles of Babe Ruth Dempsey Lewis and others at a price of 5.95. Also reports the Anderson trapshoots vs Radio team on Sept 29 and a birth announcement of Michael David Ace Parker weighing eight pounds six ounces.
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Senators Move To Texas In Big League Relocation
American League approves moving the Washington Senators to the Dallas Fort Worth area pending facilities. Arlington stadium to 35 000 by 1972 and 45 000 by 1973 with a satisfactory lease and indemnities for the current Texas League club. Dallas-Fort Worth officials and Arlington Mayor Vandergriff tout the move as a major league expansion and a historic day for baseball.
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Senator Opposes Merger Seeks Federal Control Over Pro Sports
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr told a Senate Judiciary panel he will push an amendment to place major pro sports under federal oversight if a basketball merger bill reaches the floor. He would create a federal athletic commissioner to regulate baseball football hockey and basketball and would curb player contract freedom and add TV blackout bans. He argued the merger could cost players and fans and could invite heavy government regulation.
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Monday Baseball Results Across Leagues
League results show several games with scores from the National and American Leagues. Notable outcomes include Philadelphia at Montreal rain and a 2-0 Milwaukee win over Minnesota, plus Washington overpowering Cleveland 8-1 and Baltimore defeating New York 8-4. Yesterday San Francisco beat Cincinnati 9-3 while Philadelphia topped Montreal 5-4.
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Delicious home pan fried chicken carry out offer
Fil Mar Restaurant advertises home pan fried chicken for carry out with phone orders accepted until 8 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and until 1 30 a.m. Thursday through Saturday. The business is at Rd 32 and Wash St in Child, Chesterfield, and is closed on Sundays.
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Arabs Lose But Bingaman Wins No 9
Pendleton Heights beat Pendleton Heights with Arabs win by Bingaman who remained unbeaten in nine singles, defeating Vasalakis 6 1 6 3, and contributing to a doubles win as the second doubles match was canceled.
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Grandview Pro Am Results Listed
The Grandview Men's Club pro am finished with Bob Snow Charles Barrett Charles Sokol and Ralph taking first place at 10 under par 60. Mer lin Tyler ne Cue Gib Hack er Chauncey Robbins shared second at 61. Gerald Bod kin Bob Hall Emmett Nasel road Keith Schepper Don Granger Gerald Musselman Amos Kelley Charles Burkhardt Oscar Melson Ken ny Ashton Bill Robinette Roy DeHart tied for 62. Oscar Melson was low gross with 135 over 72 holes. Low net winners were Phil Reichart and Bob Ritchie with 126.
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Washington Eyes Unscored Season In Indiana Grid Race
Indiana high school football rankings show Bloomington and Elkhart ahead of Indianapolis Washington, which aims to finish the season undefeated and unscored. Coach Bob Springer praises his defense led by Walter Fultz Jr. and notes a tough game with Southport. Washington remains rated No. 7 in AP poll behind Bloomington Elkhart Reitz Chatard Marion La Porte and others with hard-fought margin for first.
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Anderson Team Runs Strong In Double Dual Meet
DeWayne Allen clocked 9 51 for the Grandview course as Muncie Northside beat Anderson in one half of a double dual while Anderson defeated Washington in the other half. Anderson dominated reserve competition with 20 39 over Northside and 15 50 over Washington. The Indians head to the Fort Wayne Invitational next.
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Arabs win three way meet at Lapel
Pendleton Heights takes the team title with 22 points, Lapel 35, Alexandria 79 in the boys meet at Lapel. Mike Willoughby of Lapel wins the individual race in 9 52 on the Brockway course. Pendleton Heights also wins the junior varsity meet 19 42 over Lapel. Sixth grade action sees Passwater of Lapel lead with 11 12 as Pendleton Heights beats the Arabs 25 32. In girls/JV action, Shenandoah visits Lapel Thursday. In boys tennis Muncie North 4 Pendleton Heights 2 Piantanonglies Bingaman PH defeats Vasalakis MIN 6 1 6 3. Simmerman PH loses to Hese mann MN and PH falls to Stevning MN. Giering PH loses to Gordon MN 7 5 3 6. Bingaman Smith PH defeats Hese mann Stevning MN 6 4 6 1. Second doubles cancelled due to darkness.
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