Trevino Casper Lead US Open Favorites at Houston Start
Lee Trevino backed by crowd as defending champion favors Billy Casper as a leading challenger in the 1969 US Open at Champions Creek. The field of 150 includes Nicklaus Sikes Weiskopf Yancey Palmer and Gary Player with 91 degree practice heat underlining a wide open event at the 6967 yard course.
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Bert Yancey
Arnold Palmer
Quarry Takes Break In Training For Frazier Bout
Heavyweight contender Jerry Quarry flies home to California for his brother Mike Quarry's high school graduation. He then plans to return to New York for weekend training ahead of the June 23 bout with Joe Frazier at Madison Square Garden. Mike Quarry, unbeaten in five pro fights, will fight a four round preliminary on the same card.
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Babe Ruth Schedule Preview for Thursday Night Games
The Babe Ruth schedule lists Linton at L and M at 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 Reflects four county matchups with evening starts and nearby venues.
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Shakamak Boys Stir At Vincennes Basketball Workshop
Seven Shakamak High School students join 31 junior high players for a three day basketball workshop at Vincennes University. Allen Bradfield coaches the VU Trailblazers passing duties to James Bailey Louis Bob Mallard Bill Green George Unseld and Jerry Reynolds assist. Participants include John Gambill Tim Gambill Don McNabb Gary Sexton Kevin Wonders Brent Warrick and Jeff Lammy.
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Scottsburg
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Bill Green
Indianapolis Washington
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Louisville Seneca Junior High
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Shakamak
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Tim Gambill
Don McNabb
Gary Sexton
Kevin Wonders
Brent Warrick
Jeff Lammy
All Stars Add Ritter and Lose Price in Indiana Exhb
The Indiana high school all stars add Goshen’s John Ritter to replace Marion’s Jovon Price who is out with a knee injury. Ritter had recently recovered from a hand injury and joined practice at Indiana Central after leaving his baseball team. Price aggravated an old knee injury in a scrimmage with George McGinnis, ruling him out of the Kentucky series.
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Marion
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Stars
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Price
Kentucky
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Washington
Handicap System Introduced at Linton Golf Course
Bob Hess announces a new local handicap system to level competition. Golfers post 18-hole rounds at the pro shop. handicaps use averages of top scores across 5 to 10 and more rounds, guiding summer tournaments and year round events. He urges players to post all 18-hole rounds.
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Linton
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Pro-Am Tourney Set at Linton Municipal Golf Course
Pro Bob Hess announced a pro am tournament on June 22 at Linton Municipal Golf Course. He urged golfers to post as many scores as possible to qualify for entry.
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Bob Hess
Hess
Chinappi Leads UMass Toward College World Series
Five years after being told to give up on college baseball Tony Chinappi, UMass catcher and co captain, stars as the Redmen reach Omaha. He leads in batting with .344, has guided a young pitching staff, and vows to cap his career with a national title before marrying in August and taking a teacher coach post at Milford High School.
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Redmen
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Maine
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Bergquist
Southern Illinois
Niekro Beats Cubs to Move Within One Win of NL Lead
Niekro pitched a two hitter over six innings, improving his 104 win total to co lead the majors. Atlanta's win over Chicago featured Cepeda and Aaron powering a four run first inning with Cepeda's two run double and Aaron's 16th homer of the season. The night also saw Giants, Cardinals, Pirates, Padres and Phillies win games across the league while AL action included California, Detroit, Boston and Oakland posting victories. Willie Mays and Lanier drove in two runs each for the Giants, Lou Brock and Vada Pinson had three hits apiece for the Cardinals, and Clemente hit a grand slam for the Pirates.
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Steve Blass
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Tommie Dean
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Ellis Beats Peoples 25 16 In Boys League High Scoring Game
Ellis defeated Peoples 25 to 16 on the Boys League diamond with John James and Wright homering for Ellis while Goodman homered for Peoples. Western Auto then beat Larris 23 to 12 as Larris surged with an eight run third inning before Western Auto answered with a seven run first and a 11 run fourth.
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Goodman
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Carpenter
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Soap James
Ts Gentry
Indiana reports bass and bluegill bites across state lakes
The weekly Indiana Department of Natural Resources fishing report notes strong largemouth and smallmouth bass activity on Lake James in Steuben County and Clear Lake, with bluegills biting on worms at Big Long Lake. Crappies, pike, trout, redears, and catfish appear in multiple locations including Pigeon River, Webster Lake, Cedarville, Salamonie Reservoir, Cedar Lake, and the Wabash River, while some western and southeast lakes report good action and others slow due to high or muddy waters.
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North Knox Athletes Attend FCA Camp in Colorado
Sixteen North Knox High School athletes joined 600 peers at Estes Park Colorado for a week with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The trip marks the first North Knox FCA visit to the YMCA camp 70 miles northwest of Denver for football basketball and spiritual talks by top athletes. Adult representatives Mr and Mrs Ed Ellett accompany the group which is due to arrive in Vincennes on Saturday.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
United States
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Scenic Mountains
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North Knox
Bryce Anderson
Steve Blackwell
Wayne Boberg
Joe Bubenzer
Stan Deweese
Steve, Dillon
Bob Fox
Bob Harkles
Mark Kerns
Randy King
Tony King
Chris Tick
Jon Singleton
Steve Page
Ed Ellett
Evening High School Sports Schedule
All games begin at 6 and 8 15 p m Friday schedule features G E versus Citizens Linton Iron versus Legion Civitan versus Briggs and Rice versus Wheeler.
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Legion
Civitan
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