Shakamak All Stars Beat Linton In Invitational
Shakamak All-Stars defeated Linton Stars 10 to 2 at Jasonville in the invitational tournament. Linton returns for a double elimination game tonight at 8 30 p.m. Jim Gaither had two of Linton’s six hits while R Rehmel collected two for Shakamak.
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Linton Boys League
Shakamak All Stars
Jasonville
Linton
Jim Gaither
R. Rehmel
Shakamak
Washington
Denver
Broncos
Cut Knight
Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Roy Jefferson
Rob Burnt
Clarence Davis
George Atkinson
Oakland
New York
Warren Koegel
Art Thoms
Davis
Atkinson
Indianapolis Club Wins Swim Meet
Riviera wins the Indiana junior AAU swimming championship with 776 points, setting 19 meet records in 98 events. South Bend Michiana Marlins follow with 645 points, Fort Wayne Club Olympia 536, and Indianapolis Jordon 430. Five Indiana youths also place at the AAU junior Olympic meet at the Air Force Academy.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Riviera
South Bend Michiana Marlins
Fort Wayne
Olympia
Indianapolis Jordon
Rick Rosenbau
South Bend
Monica Rudy
Mary Jones
Bloomington
Indiana
Air Force Academy
Cross Templeton
Bruce Leighty
Kathy Wickstrand
Keith Jackson
Matt Bogel
Huntington
Football Rules Clinic Scheduled
The Southwest Officials Association will hold its annual football rules clinic at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Washington High School Rex Kirchoff and Gary Stiles will serve as instructors Coaches must attend per the Indiana High School Athletic Association ruling or take a written exam on the new rules
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Southwest Officials Association
Washington High School
Rex Kirchoff
Gary Stiles
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Lose Weight This Week Promises With Odrinex Tablet
An advertisement touts Odrinex as a safe easy weight loss pill with no dieting or exercise required. It claims thousands of users over 12 years and a money back guarantee if weight loss is not achieved. Prices listed are 43.25 and 5.25 for economy size.
Bowling Tuesday Summer Mixed League Standings
Tuesday Summer Mixed League results list teams and top scorers. Bowler totals include Jack Allen 421 and 521, Marge Hae 489, Carol Allen 324, with scores for Hangnails, Head Hunters, Peabody Coal Dusters, Four Keys and Aristocats. Records show wins and losses per squad.
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Jack Allen
Carol Allen
Marge Hae
Jack Hale
Hangnails
L. Thomas
J. Nickle
S. Nickle
C. Thomas
K. Shepherd
B. Patterson
G. Tulley
G. Shepherd
Peabody Coal Dusters
J. Miller
C. Miller
E. Singleton
L. Liston
Phil Key
Betty Key
Bernice Key
Larry Key
Aristocats
Ray Peltier
A. Casner
Charles Lawson
Dixie Lawson
Yugoslavian, Mrs. King Win Tennis Titles
Zeljko Franulovic and Billie Jean King won the singles championships at the national Clay Courts Tennis tournament. Franulovic defeated Cliff Richey 6-3 6-4 0-6 6-3 to claim $8,000 while King defeated Linda Tuero 6-4 7-5 earning $5,000. Richey collected $5,000 and Tuero $2,500 of the $58,000 purse.
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King
Indianapolis
UPI
Zeljko Franulovic
Billie Jean King
Franulovic
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Mrs. King
Linda Tuero
Metaire
In. King
Long Beach
Calif
Pan Am quality not historic at Cali games
UPI reports the United States failed to win in basketball and baseball but earned its first Pan Am cycling gold in Valle del Cauca Colombia. Only three world records were set. two by the U S and one by Cuban Jose Pagan Demnas in the triple jump. The U S led in golds with 105 and total medals with 216.
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Cali
Colombia
UPI
United States
Valle del Cauca
Andes
Jose Pagan Demnas
Shakamak Coach Calls Cross Country Runners Gathering
Shakamak High School basketball and cross country coach Jerry Bender asks all boys planning to run cross country to meet at 5 p.m. tonight at the high school.
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Shakamak
Jerry Bender
Shakamak High School
Staubach Shines In Cowboys Late Night Victory
Roger Staubach threw for 182 yards and three touchdowns in a 36-21 Dallas win over New Orleans to solidify his bid for the No. 1 quarterback job. Giants, Vikings, Bengals and several other NFL teams won as Saturday night action spread across the league.
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Roger Staubach
Staubach
Naval Academy
Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints
Craig Morton
New England Patriots
York Giants
Minnesota
San Diego
Cincinnati
Detroit
Kansas City
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Washington
Denver
Oakland
New York Jets
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Baltimore
Chicago
Bobby Unser Wins Memorial Classic in Wisconsin
Bobby Unser won the 200 mile Memorial Classic in West Allis atop an Offenhauser, leading most of the race at an average speed of 109.386 mph. A. J. Foyt finished second, 12 seconds back, as Al Unser briefly led before crashing. Joe Leonard did not start due to gear trouble. crowd counted 25,663.
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Rettenhause
Unser
Albuquerque
N. M
Ford
A. Unser
Bobby
Darger
Joe Leonard
Leonard
al Unser
Mudcat Grant Accepts New Oakland Waiver Move
Mudcat Grant laments being shuffled between clubs as he returns to Oakland for another stint after a waiver deal from the Pirates. The pitcher, 36, discusses the emotional and logistical strain of westward moves, balancing money concerns with the personal cost of changing teams and moving homes. He notes his life off the mound with his act Mudcat and his Kittens and his Los Angeles company selling Afro-holding spray.
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New York
UPI
Mudcat Grant
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Curt Flood
Grant
A’s
Pirates
Hoyt
Wilhelm Ceal
Mudcat
Orly
Charlie Finley
Angel Mangual
Mudcat Gran
Joe Frazier
Mudcat, Incorpoated
Los Angeles
Pirates Fall After Four-Game Series Loss to Cardinals
Pittsburgh's four-game slide continues as St Louis, led by Matty Alou's eighth inning three-run homer, completes a four-game sweep. Willie Stargell belts two homers for the Pirates but the team struggles to score. Bob Gibson dominates with a no-hitter in a prior game.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Danny Murtaugh
Matty Alou
Cardinals
the Prates
St. Louis
Pirates
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Milt May
Buc
Murtaugh
Willie Stargell
Pirate
Stargell
Alou
St Louis
Reds Beat Cubs 5 1 Behind Grimsley Strong Outing
Hal McRae and Johnny Bench homered as the Reds defeated the Cubs 5 to 1 at Cincinnati. Ross Grimsley limited Chicago to four hits while rookie lefty earned the win. A seventh inning benching of Lee May and Sparky Anderson followed May dispute after a third strike.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dodgers
Hal McRae
Johnny Bench
Ross Grimaley
Reds
McRae
Juan Pizarro
Bench
Jim Wynn
Houston
Atlanta
Cecil Upshaw
Bob Watson
Infeld
Denis Menke
Wynn
Hank Aaron
Braves
Larry Stahl
UPI
Ross Grimsley
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Dick Stella Bannish
Lee May
Sparky Anderson
May
Pizarro
Grimsley
Rose
Cubs
Billy Williams
Baseball Scores and National League Standings Snapshot
Oakland beats New York 6 to 4 and Kansas City tops Boston 5 to 1 as league results mix with East standings. Pittsburgh leads NL East with 50 wins, St Louis 67 at 54 percent, while San Francisco and Los Angeles clash atop the West. Sunday results include St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 4 and Montreal 6 Los Angeles 3 among others.
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Montreal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Truston
Cincinnati
San Diego
Louis
Houston
Phila
United Press International
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Miwaukee
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Shakamak All-Stars
Linton Stars
Ab Linton
Gaither Alderson
Rice Haun Sanders
T Lehman
Shaw Kendall
B. Poe
K. McKee
D. Eccles
Indianapolis Club
Lee Trevino
el Paso
U.S
Claudia
St. Ann's Hospital
N.M. Trevino
Buffalo
Norman Snead
Vikings
Chargers
Snead
John Beasley
Bill Brown
John Hadl
Gary Garrison
Ken Anderson
Jess Phillips
Greg Landry
Artie Taylor
Lions
Jan Stenerud
Stenerud
Falcon
Larry Wilson
Wilson
Dan Pastorini
Jim Bakken
George Jakowenko
Bobby Unser
West Allis
Wis
Fobby Unser
Tony
U.S. Labor Dept
A.C.B.S
Indiana College OF Business & Technology
Pennsylvania ST
Ind
Scivy Age
Saturda
Service Dept. Special
Auto Supply
Highway
Tri-State Area
Hobgood Contractors, Inc
Evansville
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