Brazil Is Victor Jasper Beats Allies In Regional Final
Jasper defeated Vincennes 7-1 to reach the Indiana high school baseball tournament final four. No-hitters were thrown by Mark Hackard and Greg Boehning in opening and title games. Marion, Spencer, Hammond Noir, and others were eliminated, with several regional games washed out by rain.
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Arts and Letters wins Belmont Stakes by five lengths
In New York Arts and Letters defeated Majestic Prince by five lengths to claim the $148,800 Belmont Stakes.
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Mantle’s No 7 Retired in Yankee Doubleheader Ceremony
The New York Yankees retired Mickey Mantle’s No 7 during the twin bill against the Chicago White Sox with ceremonies held between halves of the doubleheader.
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Babe Ruth Schedule for Tuesday and Thursday
Tuesday games include Shakamak at Eastern at 7 40 p m Worthington at Linton 6 p m Crane at Bloomfield 7 30 p m and L and M at Central 7 30 p m Thursday features Linton at L and M 7 30 p m Bloomfield at Shakamak 5 30 p m Eastern at Worthington 5 30 p m and Central at Crane 7 30 p m
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Moyer Makes Third Hole-in-One on Local Course
Guv Moyer, 78, of Clay City, scored a hole in one at Linton golf course on No. 16, a 133 yard hole, last week. He has played the course about 30 years and was with Dr. Bond, Claude Hart, and James Mayer, all of Clay City.
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Civitan and Briggs Clash on Friday Schedule
The Civitan team hosts Briggs while Rice faces Wheeler in a doubleheader. Action centers on two local matchups with likely scoring expectations and season implications for both clubs. Bracketed details not available.
Pollard Wins Rex Mays 150 in Milwaukee
Art Pollard won the Rex Mays 150 at State Fair Park Milwaukee after a first lap crash involved 13 cars. Pollard avoided disaster with a backup car and outpaced Jim Malloy to take the national championship as Mario Andretti’s Granatelli entry faltered.
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Casper Wins Western Open In Rain Delayed Finish
Billy Casper won the Western Open at Midlothian Country Club by four strokes, finishing 72 holes in 276 with rounds of 72 69 68 67. Casper started fast with long birdie putts, then benefited from rain clearing air conditions to clinch the $26,000 prize from a $130,000 purse. He credited improved form in the final two rounds despite allergy challenges and rain.
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Goodly Wins Prix Du Jockey Club In Closest Finish
Maurice Lehmann trains Goodly to a head victory over Beaugency in the $201,000 Prix Du Jockey Club at Chantilly France. Djakao finished third by a half length in the mile and a half feature.
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Brown Opens Davidson Era After Driesell Departure
Davidson College hires Larry Brown, former Oaks star, to replace Jerry Driesell. The 28 year old faces heavy expectations and must adapt from player to head coach while guiding a squad with three returning stars Mike Maloy Doug Cook and Jery Kroll along with a reshaped backcourt. Brown recalls his preparation under Smith McGuire and Hannum and aims to keep the program at or above former highs.
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Majestic Prince Falls to Arts and Letters in Belmont
Arts and Letters defeated Majestic Prince by 5 2 lengths in the Belmont Stakes, ending Majestic Prince's nine race win streak. Braulio Baeza rode Arts and Letters as Majestic Prince finished second with Dike third in the 1 12 mile race worth 148 800 dollars.
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Expos snap 20 game skid with Dodgers win
Gene Mauch’s Montreal Expos end a 20 game losing streak the record for an expansion club by beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 3. Maury Wills, Rusty Staub and Mack Jones homer for Montreal while Jerry Robertson notches his first major league win.
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Mantle Number Retired by Yankees in Emotional Ceremony
In New York 61,000 fans saluted Mickey Mantle as his No. 7 was retired, making him the fourth Yankee and sixth American League star honored. Mantle fought tears as he thanked fans, noting the moment paralleled Lou Gehrig’s tribute and wishing his father could be there.
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National League Sunday Results Summary
Rain postponed game Cincinnati at Chicago. Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 11 to 10 in 2 games with a 4 to 3 second game. Houston defeated St Louis 2 to 1 in 11 innings. New York edged San Diego 3 to 2. Montreal toppled Los Angeles 4 to 3. San Francisco outlasted Philadelphia 9 to 8 in 12 innings.
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Centerville Man To Head IHSAA Council
Centerville resident John Bastin will serve as 1969 70 president of the Indiana High School Athletic Association Athletic Council. Named to the board of control are Norman Hubner Elmer Dunbar James O Funk Kenneth D Miller and Robert L Myers with Bastin as leader.
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Griese Sees Keyes At Cornerback Position
Miami quarterback Bob Griese, a Purdue senior when Leroy Keyes was a sophomore, says Keyes would best fit as a cornerback in pro football. He doubts Keyes has the power for pro play and may struggle catching high passes as a flanker.
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Swiss Driver Wins Uphill Ferrari Race in Germany
Peter Schetty of Switzerland drove a Ferrari 212 to 73.048 mph to win an uphill auto race in Berchtesgaden, Germany, a European championship event.
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