Linton Swim Club Opens Season With Talent Gaps
Joe Cabel Jr returns as coach for Linton Swim Club as 45 swimmers prepare for a season opening meet against Vincennes and Mt. Vernon. The club faces relay gaps and stronger rivals in the South Indiana Swim Conference with seven meets planned including the Aug. 6 conference meet at Vincennes.
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Steve Fields
Citizen
Joe Cabel Jr
Linton
Indiana State University
Southern Indiana
Vincennes
Mt. Vernon
Cabel
South Indiana
Kim Brewer
Kathy Verseman
Dan Cable
Shelly
Kelly Eccles
Janalyn Haseman
Lisa Erdman
Debbie Crosier
Lana Elrod
Bloomfield
Susan Jackson
Jennifer
Hardin
Elrod
Bloomington
Dan Cabel
Claire Cabel
Joe Cabel
Dan
Jasper
Santa
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Stanta
Rolling Hills
Newburgh
Tell City
Pike County
Petersburg
Linton Swim Club
Bobby Fisher
Coach Cabel
Kerry Foglesong
Brad Donie
Golden Gloves dominate Streakers as Stars edge Super 16
Golden Gloves opened with a 9 0 run and finished 17 10 over the Streakers, Deanna Ellis homered and drove in four while Rebecca Steigerwald fanned 11 for the win. Kelly Eccles led the Stars with four hits in four at bats as they beat Super 16 13 11 after a seven run fourth inning and a three run sixth.
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Stars
Linton
Gloves
Deanna Ellis
Rebecca Steigerwald
Kelly Eccles
Juli Keller
The
Sherri Moore
Worthington
L and M
Braves
Randy Collins
Norman Swango
Swango
Rusty Freeman
Cole
TJ. Schultze
Boys League Schedule with Local Matches and Contests
Saturday games feature Vofe's versus Civitan at 6 p.m. Coca Cola faces Danner at 8 p.m. Blue Bombers meet Broncos at 4 30 p.m. Golden Gloves play Super 16 at 5 45 p.m. Monday fixtures include Western Auto versus G E and Wheeler Ford against Citizens Shakamak hosts Cloverdale as Shakamak plays at Cloverdale.
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Coca Cola
Danner
Blue Bombers
Broncos
Golden Gloves
Ker-McGee
IGA
Blue Flame
Streakers
76Ers
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Western Auto
G.E. Wolfe’s
Coca-Cola Wheeler Ford
Citizens Shakamak
Cloverdale
Seven tied in U S Open at Southern Hills
In Tulsa at Southern Hills, seven players shot 69 to lead the U S Open after round one as 26 golfers remained within two shots. Rod Funseth Terry Dick Larry Nelson Hubert Green Florentino Molina Grier Jones Tom Purtzer headed the tie. Arnold Palmer led a 70 group and Tom Weiskopf Johnny Miller joined 71 s as others hovered at 72 73 74.
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Jack Nicklaus
Rod Funseth
Terry Dick
Larry Nelson
Hubert Green
Florentino Molina
Grier Jones
Tom Purtzer
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Johnny Miller
Tom Weiskopf
Jerry Pate
Gary Player
Hale Irwin
Nicklaus
See Trevino
Tom Watson
Ben Crenshaw
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
May lifeline for Baltimore in shutout victory
Orioles ace Rudi May earned his ninth win and his 19th career shutout with a 6 0 victory over Milwaukee. The win tied May with Nolan Ryan for second in the AL in wins and pulled Baltimore within 144 games of second place Boston while two homers by Mora and Bumbry sparked the offense.
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Baltimore Orioles
Reggie Jackson
Wayne Garland
Bobby Grich
Milwaukee Brewers
May
Nolan Ryan
Frank Tanana
Orioles
Boston
Andres Mora
al Bumbry
Rich Dauer
Doug DeCinees
RBI
Baltimore
Wheeler Ford and American Legion win in Linton league play
Wheeler Ford defeats G E 10 to 5 as Mark Orr collects three hits and Joe Hineman adds two. American Legion beats G E 13 to 12 in a slugfest with Robbie Alkire leading the team with four hits and Rick Hester and Richie Burns adding three each for the winners. The Rice attack sparked by Carl Poe and Dean Pierce also posted three hits apiece as Legion shuts Rice to two runs late.
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American Legion
Wheeler
G.E
Mark Orr
Joe Hineman
Mike Veth
Paul Spencer
Brad Fulford
Robbie Alkire
Legion
Rick Hester
Richie Burns
Carl Poe
Dean Pierce
Rice
AB R UH Wheeler
Orr
Rehmels
Indiana All Stars open with loaded talent in Merrillville
Indiana coach Bill Green emphasizes depth as his All Stars face Kentucky in the Market Square Arena opener. The Hoosiers seek an eight game win streak and bolster a 39-19 margin over Kentucky while Valuing 6 9 Ray Tolbert and 6 8 Steve Risley as key frontcourt options. Eight of 11 Indiana players averaged 21 points or better this season.
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All Stars
Kentucky
Hoosiers
Blue Grass
Market Square Arena
Louisville
Freedom
Green
Ray Tolbert
Anderson Madison Heights
Steve Risley
Lawrence Central
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Risley
Don Cox
Indianapolis Ripple
Jeff Williams
Logansport
Rick Lantz
Anderson Highland
Drake Morris
Chicago
Washington
Hoosier
Ken Montgomery
Perry Meridian
Roosevelt Barnes
Fort Wayne Wayne
Tommy Baker
Jeffersonville
Robbie Willis
Richmond
Ray Whitley
Money Dominates IOC Session on 1976 Montreal Profit
At the 79th IOC session in Prague profits from Montreal’s 1976 Olympics totaled 126.9 million dollars though debt from Olympic Park and village looms at an estimated 300 to 400 million. Lake Placid 1980 seeks IOC loans and grants to finish venues with officials urging swift finalization to avoid extra budgeting strains.
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Czechoslovakia
UPI
International Olympic Committee
Montreal
Jim Worrall
IOC
Lake Placid
N.Y
J. Bernard Fell
Lakers and Ramblers win in Babe Ruth play
Shakamak defeats Linton 8 0 as Louie Orman dominates with one hit allowed and 11 strikeouts. Worthington tops L and M 26 11 with Randy Collins earning the win and TJ Schultze and Hinchman pacing the hitters.
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Babe Ruth
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