Bloomington Track Meet Highlights Local Standouts
Bloomington High School hosted its third Bloomington Invitational on the IU oval in sunny conditions. Area athletes led by Manian Ali from Gerstmeyer with double wins in the highs and lows, plus strong showings from Schulte and Gerstmeyer sprinters, propelled expectations for Junior Champ and AAU meets later this month.
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Bloomington
Jaycees
Amateur Athletic Union
Marshall Goss
Indiana University Oval
MaNanian Ali
Aacths Mucvauiel
Senloy Nurdler
Gerstmeyer
McDaniel
Carl Smith
Schulte
Jeff Sullivan
Chuck Moseman
Steve White
Gersimeyer
Rose Poly
Dick Gasway
Brazil
Vincennes University
Gasway
White
Dave Churchill
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Dan Fineran
Ball State
Mark Bir
Bir
Fineran
Red Devil
Gerst
Former Heavy Champion Cassius Clay Faces Wire Tap Hearing
In Houston Cassius Clay attends a court session with Judge Joe Ingraham as prosecutors and defense discuss whether wire tapping affected his 1967 draft conviction. The former heavyweight champ, now weighing 230 pounds, shows interest in hamburgers and a planned burger restaurant chain rather than boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Cassius Clay
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
Houston
Clay
Joe Ingraham
Ingraham
Supreme Court
Elijah Muhammad
Justice Department
St. Joe's Tops Regional Field in Indiana Sectionals
St Joseph'sHerald reports St Joseph's defeated Riley 2-0 in the sectional final with Don Hecklinski pitching a two hitter. Goshen beat Wawasee 7-4. Gary Wallace moved to 17-2 after a 9-1 semi final win and would meet Gary Torress ton, 3-2 winner over Gary Roosevelt, in the sectional final.
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South Bend
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
Don Hecklinski
St. Joe
Riley
Goshen
Wawasee
Little League Action Highlights At Terre Haute Parks
Weekday Little League results from Terre Haute report Elks Club 8 Medi Tech 4 led by Jim Smith with a double. Hillmans 3 Wards 0 paced by Mike Huff homers. VFW 5 Freehole 2. Rosedale Lumber 8 Greenwood Drugs 4 with 13 hits. Local 1041 6 Rosedale Legion 0 led by Keyes and Jones.
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Terre Haute Park
Elks Club
Medi- Tech
Jim Smith
Optimist
Hillmans
Wards
Mike Huff
VFW
Freehole
North
Little League Park
Rosedale Lumber
Greenwood Drugs
Local 1041
Rosedale Legion
John Jones
Jerry Keyes
Keyes
Strange
Grubb
Jones
D. ‘Brown
Jenkins
Herzog
T.H. Little League
M. Cross
J. Cross
Sheely
Smith
Large
Sexton
DeCamp
Cahill
Childs
Tony Conigliaro Honored By Photogs In Boston
Boston photographer group names Tony Conigliaro Young Man of the Year. The 24 year old Red Sox slugger earns the award from the Boston Press Photographers Association, a 250 member outfit across New England.
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Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Boston Press Photographers Association
New England
American Girls Face Each Other in Paris
In Paris at the French Open quarter finals Nancy Richey from San Angelo Texas meets Julie Heldman of New York City as both seek titles. Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals also reach the quarter finals while Rod Laver and others compete in the men’s singles. Ashe and Pasarell advance by default after Santana withdrew.
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Paris
United States
Nancy Richey
Julie Heldman
Nancy
San Angelo
Tex
Julie
New York City
Roland Garros Stadium
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
Miss Richey
Maureen
Little Mo" Connolly
Rod Laver
Australia
Andrew Gimeno
Spain
Tom Okker
Netherlands
John Newcombe
Kerry Melville
Margaret Court
Ken Rosewall
Fred Stolle
Tony Roche
Zeljko Franulovic
Yugoslavia
Franulovic
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
U.S
Manuel Santana
First Black Man to Play In Southwest Signs Pact
Jerry Levins, SMU flanker and first Negro on a Southwest Conference gridiron team, signed a multi year contract with the Houston Oilers worth at least 126000 over three years. Oilers also signed Johnny Peacock and announced five exhibition games with the Chicago Bears in Houston venues. Levins and his mother attended the signing at the Astrodome with cousin Miller Farr nearby.
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Southwest Signs
Houston
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist University
Houston Oilers
Levins
Oilers
Jerry
Don Klosterman
Presidnt
Klosterman
Oilmen
Ing
Continental Oil Co
Levais
Johnny Peacock
University of Houston
Peacock
American Football League
Afm
Goliad High School
Chicago Bears
Astrodome
National Football Foundation
Southern Methodist
Doak Walker
Benton Musslewhite
Levias
Miller Farr
Major League Baseball Friday games and results
Major matchups include Los Angeles at New York Seaver 7 3 and Frankes at Montreal supported by late night games in Chicago Boston and California. Results show Los Angeles 15 0 over New York 27 1, San Diego 6 over Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3 over Chicago, and more from the day with home runs by Russell Colbert Cepeda Aaron and Yastrzemski.
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Los Angeles
Foster
New York
Seaver
San Diego
Kirby
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Merritt
Pittsburgh
Veale
Houston
Lemaster
Chicago
Atlanta
Pappas
St. Louis
Carlton
Los Ang
San Fran
Montreal
Phila
Pitts
Osteen
Mikkelsen
Torborg
Koosman
Grote
W—Koosman
L. —Osteen
Russell
Peters
Boston
Lonborg
Detroit
Hiller
California
Messersmith
Cleveland
Tiant
Seattle
Pattin
Washington
Hannan
Kansas City
Bunker
Peterson
Minnesota
Boswell
Baltimore
Oakland
Sil
Vikings Sign Three Veterans Two Rookies in 1969 Deals
Vikings sign Bob Grim Doug Davis and Bob Bryant to 1969 contracts along with rookie Marion Bates. Grim returned after missing all of last season due to a training camp injury. Bates was Texas Southern defensive back and sixth pick in the club’s draft.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Bob Grim
Minnesota Vikings
Doug Davis
Bob Bryant
Marion Bates
Texas Southern
Woodrow Wilson Blanks McLean in 9-0 Season Finale
Woodrow Wilson shut out McLean 9-0 in the season finale. Winning pitcher Ken Phillips allowed two hits with nine strikeouts and no walks. Bob Allen went 4-4 while Jim Piepenbrink and Bill Hawkins each had 3-4 at the plate as the Warriors totaled 15 hits.
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Woodrow Wilson
McLean
Ken Phillips
Warriors
Bob Allen
Jim Piepenbrink
Bill Hawkins
New Assistant Named At Boston College
Bob Zuffelato aged 31 becomes assistant basketball coach at Boston College. He moves from Central Connecticut to assist new head coach Chuck Daly who recently succeeded Bob Cousy.
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Newton. Mass
Bob Zuffelato
Central Connecticut
Boston College
Zuffelato
Chuck Daly
Bob Cousy
ISU Offers Gymnastics Program for Girls
The Women’s Physical Education Department at Indiana State University sponsors a summer gymnastics program for girls of all ages directed by Rita M. Ryder with help from the university’s gymnastics team. Classes start June 9 in the Women’s PE Building downstairs gym, on Mondays and Wednesdays 12 30 to 1 30. Participants should wear a leo tard. No charge.
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Indiana State University
Rita M. Ryder
ISU
Miss Ryder
Rose Poly Awards In Seven Sports For 1968 69
Rose Polytechnic Institute honors for the 1968 69 school year list athletic monograms in seven sports including football cross country basketball baseball tennis track and field golf and rifle. Seniors and juniors are named with many Terre Haute and local towns represented among award recipients.
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Rose Poly
Charlie Hills
John Jacobi
John Leonard
Pete Doenges
Olney
Jack Mehok
Gordon Higbee
Dick Shallcross
Clint Cathcart
Terre Haute
Foster McMasters
Roger LaCrosse
Morocco
Roger Ward
Tom Merrill
Dan Peelman
Russ Scharringhausen
John Austgen
Dennis Smith
Bob Penno
Steve Egenolf
Larry Geier
Steve Powell
Sullivan
Ed Adams
Clarence Duttlinger
Wheatfield
Tom Blanford
Paris
Ill
Mike McShane
Dan Moss
David May
Lance Kuhnaphel
Norm Klein
Dennis Sullivan
Dave Burgner
Veedersburg
Bruce Binkley
Charles Sweeney
Henry Peters
Gary
Bloomington
Don Johnson
Jim Bratina
John Downey
Dan McBowen
Doug Roof
John Atkinson
Cy Long
Ron Bishop
Bill Duncan
Ray Jirousek
Ron Smith
Buck Beranek
Tom Butwin
Brazil
Larry Fagg
Cory
Jack Parks
Sherley Sample
Chuck Stein
Jeff Witten
Williamsville
N. Y
Doug Zapp
Jerry Bissey
Steve Butwin
Bill Spence
Davis Chin
Bill John
Alan Hruby
Ron Westby
Don Jones
Terre, Haute
Larry Lynn
Bicknell
Steve Ricks
Morgan Bruck
Don Ings
Wayne Patrick
Barry Jenkins
Chrisman
Bob Harrison
Greg Shutske
Keith Roberts
Steve Boyce
Joe Rodriguez
Sid Stoffer
Bob Vitalins
Dennis Radecki
Bob Schacht
Sid Stone
Dale Good
Tom Thuerbach
Tom Sza
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Hoosier Prep
Indiana State
Chuck Baker
Elkhart
Don Phillips
Indiana
Government
By Max B. Skelton
Morgan
Atty
John W. Mitchell
U.S. Atty
Anthony J. P. Farris
Farris
Circuit Court
Solicitor General
St. Joe’s
United Perss International
Little
Little League
Gibbs
Geoffrey Miller
Golden Eagle
Terminal Arcade Corp
San Francisco
Sadecki
Stoneman
Santorini
Ross
Cannizzaro
Johnson
Raffo
Farrell
Ryan
W—Santorini
L—Johnson
Colbert
Stone
Upshaw
Hruak
Tillman
Washburn
Nelson
Willis
Taylor
Waslewski
McCarver
W—Stone
L—Washburn
Cepeda
H. Aaron
Kekich Bahnsen
Ellis
Kaat
Tischinski
L--Bahnsen
Cox
Killebrew
Horlen
Carlos
Osinski
Wood
Josephson
Nagy Romo
Lyle
Gibson
Bertaina
Shellenback
Higgins
Casanova
Rooker
Morehead
Paepke
W—Cox
L—Nelson
Rios
McLain
Kilkenny
McMahon
Freehan
Murphy
May
Satriano
W—Murphy
L—Mclain
Pina
Paul
Pizarro
Kroll
Sims
Barber
Bouton
McNertney
W—Barber
L—Pina
Hogan
Whitaker
Vikings
Blanks
A·g Lafayette
Cliff Robertson
Ph Lee
Northsh Valley
Glint Eastwood
Technicolor
United Artists
James Garner
Julie Andrews
Sammy Davis, JR
Peter Lawford
Color Oy Tetune United Artiste
Ce Technicolor
Egg United Ae
Ra Sophia Loren
Vittorio Gassman Meee
Raven
Commonwealth United Corporation
Maria Mercedes Schell
McCambridge
Luciana ‘Herbert Color Paluzzi
Lom
Peter Welbeck
Jess Franco
Harry Alan Towers
Commonwealth United Entertainment
Ime
Towers of London (Films
Aldo Ray
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