Bettenhausen Edges Dickson in Slim Sprint Car Show
Gary Bettenhausen holds a narrow 10.5 point lead over Larry Dickson as USAC sprint cars prepare for a race Sunday at the Action Track. Cannon and veteran George Snider challenge. Snider won near Cincinnati while Cannon surged mid-race before finishing fifth. Ticket outlets listed as Vigo County Fair opens at Wabash Valley Fairgrounds.
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Boom Boom) Cannon
Danville
Wabash Valley Fairgrounds
Tony Hulman
Cannon
George Snider
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Don Nordhorn
Nordhorn
Sam Sessions
Jim McElreath
Ontario
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Bruce Walkup
Vigo County
Platolene
25Th
Poplar Streets
Phil’s & Bill’s
Wabash Ave
American League Saturday Night Games Listed
UPI lists scheduled games in the American League with Chicago at Oakland Minnesota at California Milwaukee at Kansas City Cleveland at Washington Baltimore at New York Detroit at Boston on Saturday night.
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California
Cleveland
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Detroit
Boston
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Odom
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Kelley
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Seaver
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Cumberland
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Reynolds
Ellis
Renko
Gullett
Roberts
Blasingame
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Cuellar
Dukes
Boswell
Hendricks
Stottlemyre
Munson
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Red Sox
Tigers
George Scott
Bob Montgomery
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Kenny Winyard
Ron Jones
Philadelphia Eagles
Roger Smith
Dick Hill
Bob Parker
Balltimore Colts
Ken Mendenhall
Houston Oilers
Tom Lloyd
New Orleans Saints
Miami
Green Bay
New York Jets
Browns
49Ers
New England
Vikings
New York Giants
Oilers
Denver
Baseball score roundup with multiple MLB games
Scores and brief game notes from MLB action across leagues. Pittsburgh, Montreal, St. Louis, San Francisco, and others post results with pitchers, losses, wins, and homer disclosures. Notable sluggers include Kingman, Bateman, and May with key homers.
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St. Louis
Marichal
McMahon
Hamilton
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Simmons
Cleveland
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Kingman
Cruz
THGA Calls Urgent Meeting on City Men's Tournament
Bob Arnett, president of the Terre Haute Golfers Association, convenes a 7 p.m. session at William S. Reapark clubhouse to plan this year's City Men's tournament set to start Aug 14 over two weekends. Reports say securing use of Terre Haute's four major courses for the 72 hole event faces problems with Ellis Fort Harrison Country Club reportedly unavailable and other courses possibly withdrawing. Traditionally Rea, Elks, Phoenix Country Club and the Country Club of Terre Haute hosted the event.
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Terre Haute Golfers Association
Thas
William S. Reapark
Ellis Ft. Harrison Country Club
Harding Wins Artz Tourney at William S Rea Park
Mike Young fired a one over par 73 to win the Warren Artz Memorial junior golf tournament by three strokes, posting a 54 hole 217 to set a new tournament record. He led Harding and Olah who finished tied for second at 220 and 221 respectively in Terre Haute.
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Warren Artz
Harding
Olah
Young
Wiley Prep
Tom Cain
South Vigo
Don Alumbaugh
Jim Trueblood
John Moulton
Tom Roberts
Terry LaGrange
Dave Monroney
Tom Coverstone
Ron Reynolds
Larry Conner
Terre Haute Junior Golf Association
Lars Elliott
Rea Park
Bill Kipple
Braves Win 17-Inning Game in NL Thriller
Atlanta defeats New York Mets 2-1 in a 17 inning marathon. Darrell Evans hits a clutch single, Sonny Jackson scores from second after a preceding sequence of hits and a sacrifice. The game marks the season’s longest NL contest and mirrors a prior 16 inning tangle in Philadelphia.
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New York Mets
Braves
Darrell Evans
Sonny Jackson
Jackson
Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
San Francisco Giants
Red Sox
Detroit
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Orioles
Trego No-Hits Junior Foe in 13-4 Mustang Win
Steve Trego pitched a no-hitter with 26 strikeouts and hit a home run as the Mustangs defeated the LTDs 13-4 at Spencer F. Ball Park. Pete Pogue added a double, while other local teams posted wide-margin wins in a youth baseball slate.
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Mustangs
Ltds
Spencer F. Ball Park
Trego
Pete Pogue
Squires
Fairlanes
Rick Morgan
Brad Vanlaningham
Hawks
Bomber Bullets
Bob Cook
All-Americans
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Glenn Pack
Kevin Higgins
Jay Rogers
Jim Cain
Eagles
North Side
Patriots
Billy Wills
Impalas
Jeff Meister
Steve Phillips
Braves
Yankees
John Bryant
Cedric Rudy Tripling
John Ortega
Venezuela
Kevin Beck
Chris Frederman
Falcons
Trent Miles
Reds
Orioles
Mike Stephens
Bill McCarty
Jeff Surbert
Galaxies
Chargers
Brent Crowthers
Rob Lundstrum
Carl Fuller
Manning Counts On Reserve Role In Pro Debut
Archie Manning, Saints No. 1 pick after a stellar Mississippi career, will back up Edd Hargett for New Orleans against the Buffalo Bills in one of two exhibition games. Dennis Shaw will guide the Bills with O J Simpson in the backfield. the Rams meet the Cowboys in the other contest with Prothro making his home coaching debut.
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Saints
University of Mississippi
Edd Hargett
New Orleans
Buffalo Bills
Dennis Shaw
Bills
O.J. Simpson
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Roman Gabriel
Putting Name of the Game at Akron Classic
Mike Hill and Jerry Heard lead the American Golf Classic at Firestone South with three under par 67s after a 31 putts. Brewer advised Hill on pace, Hill improved with six birdies while Heard kept steady on the greens.
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Jerry Heard
Firestone South
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Fred Marti
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Heard
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Gay
Dale Douglass
Bob Lunna
John Miller
Bob Stone
Terry Wilcox
Bobby Cole
Bert Greene
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al Geiberger
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Jim Jamieson
Orville Moody
Steve Reid
Hugh Roger
Mason_ Rudolph
John Schroeder
R.H. Sikes
Tommy Aaron
Rex Baxter
Dick Crawford
Labron Harris Jr
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Phil Rodgers
Doug Sanders
Tom Shaw
Jim Wiechers
Miller Barber
Peace Beard
Don Bies
Jacky Cupit
Doug Ford
Dave Graham
Lionel Herbert
Herb Hooper
Hale Irwin
Jack Nicklaus
Dean Refram
Curtis Sifford
J.C. Snead
Dave Stockton
Ae Art Wall Jr
Larry Wood
Lark Painting Clinches County Babe Ruth Title
Lark Painting rolled to its 19th and 20th straight wins to capture the county Babe Ruth League championship. They swept Royal Crown Cola 6-1 and 5-0 as Steve Homburg dominated in the opener with two hits and three RBIs. Mills scored three times in the first game and went the distance in the second, while Ciolli and Spetter provided key hits, ending RC Cola’s bid. The title also marked the end of Ruth careers for six Lark players, including Homburg, Mills, Spetter, and McCabe, with McCabe the lone returnee next season.
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Royal Crown Cola
Steve Homburg
Gary Ciolli
Nate Mills
Tony Burk
Mark Walls
Ken Thomas
RC Cola
Mills
Ciolli
Fay Spetter
Spetter
Thomas
Lark Painting
Ruth
Ron Brewer
Tim Edwards
Gary McCabe
McCabe
Softball District Tournament Progress In Terre Haute
Tonight another round of the double elimination district tournament will be played at Terre Haute Softball Stadium located at 1st and Farrington Streets. West Terre Haute defeated Great Scot 10 to 0 and Lindsay's Sunoco beat Pepsi Cola 5 to 0. Friday matches include R. C. Cola vs Cover Stone's at 7 p.m. and J&G Photo vs Willie's at 6:30 p.m.
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West Terre Haute
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Sunoco
Pepsi Cola
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Jacobson Rotary and Riding Mowers Decker Small Engines
Jacobson Rotary and Riding Mowers Decker Small Engines advertises lawn equipment and small engine sales with a North 11th address and the phone number 232-9673. The brief notice highlights offerings for mowers, parts, and service.
Krietenstein Plays In Tourney Today
Krietenstein Post 104 of Terre Haute, loser of a first round Connie Mack game, was set to meet its second opponent at 10 a.m. in Fort Wayne’s double elimination tournament. Terre Haute fell 3 2 to Indianapolis Wilhelm with all Wilhem runs scored on Kritenstein errors as Chuck Potts took the loss.
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Krietenstein Post
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Wilhem
Kritenstein
Chuck Potts
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