Hurtubise Seeks Checkered Flag With Car At Indy Race
North Tonawanda driver Jim Hurtubise returns to the Indiana State Fairgrounds for Friday's USAC stock car race with a car after his 1966 Plymouth failed to arrive for the Sesquicentennial Classic. Teammate Norm Nelson seeks a two race win streak as he leads the national standings, while entrants include A J Foyt Don White and others.
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Unger Wins International Scandinavian Golf Title In Sweden
Robert A. Unger of the United States defeated Barry Terjesen of the United States 2 and 1 to win the 36 hole final of the International Scandinavian golf championship in Joenkoping Sweden.
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Kankakee Beats Kokomo to Reach World Series
In Fairborn Ohio Kankakee Ill defeated Kokomo Ind 4 to 2 to win the northern regional baseball tournament and advance to the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pa. Dan Du Moulin tied the game with a two run homer in the fourth Jeff Scott added a two run shot in the fifth for Kankakee.
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Woman Doctor Wins Tennis Crown in Indianapolis Open
California doctor Pat Mosely won the Indiana State Open women's singles title by defeating Sara Mae Turber 6 2, 6 2 in Indianapolis. Mosely then paired with Lee Miller to take the doubles crown over Turber and Marilyn Celander 1 6, 6 4, 10 8.
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Koufax Dominates Cardinals Amid Arm Pain Relief
Sandy Koufax earned his 20th victory in Los Angeles as cortisone eased his elbow pain. He pitched six hits, fanned 10, and allowed one run in a 4-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals after missing time with arm trouble. The Dodgers' ace improved to three 20-win seasons, stating he felt better by the third inning.
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Indiana Open Opens with 150 Players in Speedway Field
Jim Shaw defending champion faces a large field as 77 professionals and 73 amateurs tee off at Speedway Golf Course. Pros chase $1000 top prize while the top amateur earns $200 in merchandise after a two day stroke play cut to 70 and ties.
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Hoosier Wins at Grand American Trapshoot Final Preliminary
Robert Oxen of Fort Wayne Indiana hit 199 of 200 targets to win the professional division in the final preliminary of the Grand American Trapshoot tournament in Vandalia Ohio. Doug Bedwell of Brazil Indiana tied for first in the junior division with 198 of 200.
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Buckpasser Captures Travers In Thrilling Stretch Drive
Buckpasser, the favorite ridden by Braulio Baeza, refused to quit at Saratoga. He trailed early, surged past Amberoid in the final quarter, and equaled the track record at 2:01 3-5 for his ninth straight win. First prize boosted his earnings to 1 038 369 and solidified his status as the richest three year old. Ogden Phipps praised the horse while trainer Eddie Neley admitted concern, and owners celebrated a historic performance among a star-studded race card.
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Verostko Leads City Tourney With Four Stroke Advantage
Defending champion Verostko shot 68 to lead the City Golf Association Championships with a 36 hole total of 136. Warren Artz is four strokes back at 140 after a 70, with Tommy Long and Willie Wisley at 141. Jim Higham aced No. 17 using a five iron and won a $25 gift certificate from AAA Electric.
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Free Enterprise Voice Attacks Soviet Career Control
The article contrasts free enterprise with Communism noting Soviets are ordered into work. It argues the state selects technically inclined workers, stunting personal goals and keeping people ignorant of the outside world. An Terre Haute Indiana auto ad promotes Ranes O Daniel Auto Sales.
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Valley Crown ToD. Johnson Wins Singles Title
Darrell Johnson defeated Phil Waid of Muncie 7-5 6-4 in the finals at the Wa bash Valley Tennis Championships on the Indiana State University courts. He beat Al Stremming 6-3 0-6 6-3 in the semifinals and, with Mike Cortham, upset the top doubles seeds Klueh and Wood 7-5 6-2 before losing in doubles. Evansville’s Cheryl Becker won the women’s singles over Phyllis Sublett 6-2 6-3. Mixed doubles saw Cortham and Judy Cowen defeat Johnson and Sublett 4-6 6-4 6-1. A Terre Haute men’s singles tournament will be held next weekend. interested players should contact Dick Mace.
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Shelbyville Noses Out Evansville in Terre Haute Semi-State
Shelbyville edged Evansville Mosby 4 3 with an eighth inning run. Peter Brown doubled in the bottom of the eighth, and Clete Moore singled to score Brown for the winning run. Shelbyville advances to face the Muncie winner Friday at Mishawaka.
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