1 000 Expected For Special Olympic Games
Indiana Special Olympics for Retarded Children will be held at Indiana State University June 24 25 and 26 with about 1 000 participants from across the state. Honorary chair Patricia Kennedy Lawford will attend the parade and opening ceremonies at Marks Field.
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Indiana State University
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
ISU
Marks Field
Mabous
Chicren
Indiana Special Olympics
Terre Haute Jaycees
Vigo County Association For Retarded Children
Terre Haute Exchange Club
State Department of Public Instruction
Indiana Association For
Mentally Retarded Children
Judy Campbell
Thomas Sangster
Cincinnati to Get AHL Franchise Owned by Sabres
The city of Cincinnati was awarded an American Hockey League franchise announced Monday. The Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League will own and operate the new club.
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Grand Bahamas
UPI
Cincinnati
Buffalo Sabres
National Hockey League
United Press International National League
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Mont
Phila
N.Y
L. A
S.D
Western Auto dominates with big wins in league play
In the Boys League action, Ellis edged Citizens 3 1 after a four run fourth inning while Western Auto won 14 5 behind Steve Gray’s second inning homer. Earlier Western Auto routed G E 16 0 and Peoples defeated Ellis 24 16 in Saturday games.
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Citizens
Mike Shaw
Western Auto
Steve Gray
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Peoples
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Gabbard
Brown ‘ Sloan
Dave Stockrahm
Jerves McKim R. Jerrels
Wolfe Ball Shaw Decker Nichols
Stonehill
Stefancik Nickle Aes
Atta Re
Kinnett Nine Wins to Move to 5-1
Kinnett's Auto Sales Slow Pitch team rebounded from a 9-7 loss to St. Peter's by beating Trinity Lutheran 34-10 and then defeating St. Peter's 13-11. Key players included Jack Cantrell and Harry Collins with five hits apiece, Fred Place with two homers, and Cliff Thomas joining with a homer. Trinity’s White, Reedy and Dale Mihlfeld hit homers for the losers, while St. Peter's top hitters included Mike Heminger, Mitchell and Stalcup. The Kinnett record stands at 5-1.
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St. Peter’s
Trinity Lutheran
St. Peter's
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Harry Collins
Fred Place
Doug Bradbury
Steve Walton
Jim Boyd
Cliff Thomas
Kiewitt
White
Reedy
Dale Mihlfeld
Trinity
Claude Lynch
Jim Rupert
Marvin Jackson
Thomas
Rupert
Kinnett’s
Mike Heminger
Mitchell
Stalcup
Trevino wins Open in showdown with Nicklaus
Lee Trevino captures the U S Open for the second time in four years with a three stroke playoff win over Jack Nicklaus at Merion. Trevino emphasizes money as motive and plans to promote golf by playing widely while staying humble and focused on the prize.
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Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Jim Simons
Merion Golf Club
Nicklaus
God
Scream Bloody Murder Advertising For Public Good
Advertising note urges public welfare through bold campaigns. Limited readable text hints at a promotional stance supporting communal benefits and civic improvement.
Allison Climbs Fast In NASCAR Point Standing
Bobby Allison surges to fourth in the NASCAR standings after winning the Riverside 400. He follows a string of three straight wins including the World 600 and Mason-Dixon 500, as Richard Petty leads with 2,123 points.
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Mich
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Del
Petty
Feld
James Hylton
Cecil Gordon
Vida Blue Dominates Twins For 15th Win Of Season
Vida Blue the 21-year-old Oakland lefty struck out 13 and allowed seven hits in a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins for his 15th win against two losses. Blue overcame early wildness and completed the game as Oakland widened its lead in the pennant race.
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Shakamak Boys League Schedule and Nearby Games
Shakamak Boys League plays at 6:30 and 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday with multiple matchups including Bash Criss IGA JFF and Western Auto. Odon Crane Worthington and Linton also feature in listed evening games with additional public notices of times.
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Crane
Worthington
Central
Linton
Disney Open adds $150000 PGA tour event near Orlando
The PGA announced a new $150 000 Walt Disney Open to the tour to be fought out December 25 near Orlando Florida. The event will join the season schedule as a late year stop attracting top players to the Disney area.
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UPI
The
Professional Golf Association
Orlandoe
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