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Just Keeps Right On WinningGay BrewerCaptures Alcan With Five UnderParRoundSOUTHPORT, England (UPI) —Gay Brewer won the Alcan Golfer of the Year championship for the second consecutive year Saturday, firing a -five-under-par 69 for a three-stroke victory and first prize of $55,000..Brewer's blazing finish gave him a 72 hole total of 13-under-par 283, three shots better than Englishman Peter Townsend. Americans Bob Murphy and Gardner Dickinson, who set aYoung Bobby Cole of South Africa Shot a 68 for 2S8, which tied him with Bob Charles of New Zealand, who had a 71 Saturday, and Peter Butler of England, in with a 72.Billy Casper, the pre-tournament favorite, was never in it and wound up with a 293. He shot a 70, his best round of the tourney, Saturday.U.S.’ Open champion Lee Trevino was next, among the Americans, with a 75 for 296.Miller Baiter shot a 70 for 297. Bert Yancey, who had a 68 Friday, shot a 78 Saturday and finished at 298.Tom Weiskopf stood at 300— he- had a 76 Saturday—while Frank Beard stood at 315 with aclosing 72. ;It was his sixth tournament in Britain and “I wish they had this one more often.” Brewer's last victory was in the Alcan las year.BY DAVE LONG Staff Sports WriterMONTldELLO - Thei-cgans-port varsity dross country team made it 10 in a few here Saturday morning as it swept through a field of 16' teams for an easy Twin Lakes Invitational victory.Logansport captured six of the first seven places in the fourth annual event for a total of 17 points which was 106 points better than the second place Knox Redskins.JOE SMITH OF LOGANSPORT led the 112 runner pack around the Tippecanoe Country Club course and finished in 16:06—12 seconds ahead of Lo-gareport's John Ulery who passed through the final chute in 16:18.Jeff Berkshire of the Berries ended in the third position in 10:21. followed by Macona-quah’s Steve Holder, who broke off the Logansport domination in fourth place in 10:23.The Berries took the next positions, however, with Dee Moon ending in fifth in 10; 27 and John Layman in sixth in 30:28—his best time of the year.JOHN MATTSON of Logansport ended seventh in 10:28, but was out of the scoring for the Berries. Paul Beedle rounded out the local delegation in 26thposition.Knox ended with 123 points in second; North Newton was third with 134; Rensselaer fourth with 149; Maconaquah fifth with 158; Carroll sixth with 170; Lafayette Jeff and Delphi tied for seventh with 230; Seeger was ninth with 263; West Central 16th with 271; Twin Lakes and Benton Central tied for 11th with 295 each; Frontier ended I3th with a total of 296 points; North White was 14th with 320; Remington 15th with 350 and Winamac 16th with 389.MACONAQUAB’s scorers behind Holder included Bill Stoeck-inger In 22nd; Bob Nolan in 34thf Jay Hullinger in 47th; and Steve Maple in 51st.Scott Jackson was the first Carroll Cougar to pass through the chute and he did it in 11th position in 10:33. Following Jackson for Carroll were Jeff Cosby in 17th; Terry Bell in 42nd; Ron Simpson in 43rd and John Spooner in 57th.Dan Kirkpatrick led the Delphi Oracles through the two-mile course. The Oracle leader ended In 16th place in 10:28, The other Delphi scorers Included Carter Riley In 13th; Rex Wilson in 15th; Gary HathawayIn 95th and Jim Ebrite in 97th.BILL KOLESZAR was the first West Central Trojan to score. Koleszar ended in the 14th position in 10:38. Other Trojan scorers included Sam Alva in 38th; Dennis Eldridge in 49th; Daryl Koebcke in 79 th and Werner in 91st.Bill Christensen was the first scored for the host Tioga Indians in 50th position. Following him for Twin Lakes were Dane Davis in 53rd; Randy Nace in 58th; Mike Ashton in 61st and Ron Krulik in 73rd.NEAL RUSH led the Frontier delegation through the finish chute in 20th position. Other Falcon scorers included Dick Miller in 32nd: Steve Marconett in 69th; Rick Weiderhaft in 85th and bon Flynn in 90th.Dennis Downs was the first North White Viking through the chute.. He ended in 23rd place-. Other Viking «jorers were Chuck Chilcott in 75th; Dave Scott in 78th; Russ Maien-brook in 84th and George Wood in 60th,Mark Reutebuch topped the Winamac delegation in 41st position. He was trailed by Jerry Locke in 81st; Jack Rife In 82nd; Dick Adams in 92nd and Mike Smith in 93rd.THE LOGANSPORT runner took the lead early over the wind-swept nippy course, and set a fast pace far ahead of the rest of the pack. The victory for Coach Fred Kinder’s marvels is their 10th in a row this season without a setback, and their 20th straight over two seasons,Kinder was presented the championship trophy following the race. The first 15 finishers were awarded medals and the 16th through 35 runners were awarded ribbons. Ribbons were also presented to the first five teams.The Berries are in for quite a workout this week as they are entered in two key meets. Tuesday the locals will host the annual CIC meet at LHS Stadium, and Thursday they will travel to Muncie for the important North Central Conference affair. Logansport finished second in the conference last year.Kewanna Runner Shatters RecordFULTON— Rod Hattery, Ke-wanna’s top cross country runner , shattered the Caston course record here Friday as he led Kewanna to a 25-33 win over the host Comets.Hattery shaved 19 seconds off the old mark when he hit the finish line in 9:31. The old mark of 9:50 was set Sept. 30th.Jim Briney of Kewanna finished second right on Hattery’s heels in 9:32 to also break the old mark.Jim Daguc of Caston finished third just six seconds behindBriney in 9:38 to also break the old record.Dague’s teammate, Jim Eaton finished the two mile event in fourth place in 10:1L Other Caston runners were Ron Hite who finished sixth in 10:26 and Miles Eikenberry, seventh in 10:34.Summary Hattery (K); Briney (K); Hague (C); ffentzel (K); Hite (C); Eikenberry (C); Warfield (K); Fox lt;K); Ag-new (K). Winning lime, 9:31. (New record).In fifteen games Notre Dame has never lost to Missouri Valley and Mid America conference teams.
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Logansport Pharos Tribune and Press
Logansport, Indiana, US
Sun, Oct 06, 1968
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