Vincennes Dominates Southern Indiana Swim Meet
Vincennes scored 366 points to top Mt. Vernon 141 and Linton 130 in a storm-shortened Southern Indiana Swim Conference meet at A.M. Risher Pool. Dan Cabel led the 18 and under boys with wins in 20 meter free, short freestyle, and backstroke, while Linton swept several eight and under events and medley relays.
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Angie Yung
Mark Kaiser
Bobby Fisher
David Woodruff
Kelly Eccles
Lisa Erdman
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Kim Brewer
Hoosier Stars Edge Indiana All Stars In Opener
Coach Richard Schmidt led a Kentucky group of “good, hardnosed kids” to surprise Indiana in the opening game of the annual two game benefit series. The event featured high school basketball all stars from Indiana.
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Kentucky Girls
Cindy Piet
Scottsburg
Grigsby
Elizabeth Lukschu
Owensboro Catholic
Maria Donhoff
Louisville Assumption
Gals
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A's Top 76ers 10–3 In Linton Softball Action
In Linton weekend play the A's beat the 76ers 10 to 3 as six runs in the fifth sealed the win. Chris Brewer led the A's with a double and a triple while Sandy Ferguson led the 76ers with a double. The Super 16 shut out the Golden Gloves 15–0 with Parola and Chesterfield each collecting three hits.
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Linton Girls Softball Association
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Chris Brewer
Sandy Ferguson
Cindy Parola
Jerilyn Chesterfield
Jana Chesterfield
Tammy Sullivan
Parola
Mary Stefancik
Boys League Western Auto versus G E Wolfe and Coca Cola
Schedule lists Monday matches in the Boys League Western Auto versus G E Wolfe s and Coca Cola. Wheeler Ford versus Citizens Shakamak at Cloverdale at 7 p m. Also notes Women s Softball Linton versus Shakamak Mer chants at 6 30 p m. Tuesday games include Peoples Trust versus American Legion Civitan versus Danners Rice versus Elks Broncos versus Super 16 Blue Bombers versus Golden Gloves Babe Ruth Cards at Shakamak Lands at Bloomfield Whites Linton at Shoals 5 30 p m Eastern at Central.
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Green Wins U S Open Amid Threats Against His Life
Hubert Green captured his first major title at Tulsa by narrowly defeating Lou Graham by one stroke after a tense final round. A caller warned of a planned shooting on the 15th hole, but Green hacked out a par and a birdie to seal the victory with a total 278 as Graham finished at 279.
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Sutton Sees Dodgers Top Cubs as Seaver Stirs Reds
Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton allowed four hits in a 3 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs bolstering his 8-2 record. He praised Los Angeles and noted the Reds' strength with Tom Seaver present in Cincinnati. The day featured multiple major league results including Red Sox rout and Mets over Astros.
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Mets
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Denny Doyle
Bernie Carbo
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Jim Rice
Yankee manager Billy Martin out, Berra to take helm
Billy Martin is fired as New York Yankees manager after a dugout incident with Reggie Jackson and a series of losses. Yuri Berra, who previously led the Yankees to a pennant in 1964, will be named the new manager in a formal announcement soon.
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Lakers sweep Ramblers 13-4 in second win of doubleheader
Shakamak Lakers win 11-1 in five innings and 13-4 to improve to 6 0. Ron Rehmel and Scott Green star with key hits including a three run homer in game one. Mark May and Randy Rehmel win on the mound for Shakamak as Worthington falls to 4-3 with losses by Peters and West.
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Randy Rehmel
Rob Gladish
Peters
Mark May
David West
Ramblers
John Cook
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Rick Cullison
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