Local Thinkies Seek Honors in Indiana Track Finals
North Central hosts the Indiana track finals with North Alan Hill South Kendall Crawford and Sullivan Jim Nickell among competitors. The meet opens field events at 5 p m and running finals at 7 p m Officials and regional winners from North Central Roosevelt Oak Hill Northrop Seymour are featured with strong bids for records and team title contention.
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Cy) Proffitt
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Gary Roosevelt
Indianapolis
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Oak Hill
Kokomo
Northrop
Fort Wayne
Seymour
Talented Field Set for Second Action Track Sprint Race
Six drivers from the Indianapolis 500 season will race in the second Action Track sprint. Warmups start at noon with qualifications at 1 p.m and the main event at 2 30. Entrants include Tom Bigelow Pancho Carter Bruce Walkup George Snider Joe Saldana Larry Rice Lee Osborne Sheldon Kinser Bobby Jensen Gary Bettenhausen Rollie Beale Dave Peperak and Steve Chassey plus James McElreath.
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Tom Bigelow
Duane (Pancho) Carter
Bruce Walkup
George Snider
Joe Saldana
Larry Rice
Lee Osborne
Sheldon Kinser
Bobby Jones
Gary Bettenhausen
Rollie Beale
Dave Peperak
Clinton
Steve Chassey
Ben Bowen Olds
James McElreath
Tony Hulman
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Leaders uneasy as Kemper Open leaders hold 137
In Charlotte the halfway leaders George Archer and Chi Chi Rodriguez share the Kemper Open lead at 137 seven under par with Tom Weiskopf and Rodriguez one stroke back. Weiskopf says he is starting to play to his potential while Rodriguez jokes about reincarnation as Chi Chi Golf. Barney Thompson laments three straight underperforming years as he eyes a July deadline to continue on tour.
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Charlotte
N.C
George Archer
Barney Thompson
Tom Weiskopf
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Chi Chi Golf
Weiskopf
Thompson
Todd Berry Wins BOW Golf Crown
Todd Berry and Greg Moreland finished first and second in the 15 through 17 age group at the Banks of the Wabash Festival golf tournament yesterday afternoon. Berry shot three over par for 18 holes at Mark's Par-3, while Moreland totaled a 62. Todd Brinza won the 13-14 group with 64, Kevin Van Arsdale was runner up with 69. In 12 and under Pat Carney won with 86, John Jensen finished second with 90.
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Greg Moreland
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Moreland
Todd Brinza
West Vigo
Kevin van Arsdale
Pat Carney
John Jensen
Little League Scores and Highlights From Park Game
In a close Little League game at 16m and Chase Park Chris Presnell contributed for the losers. Cola 5 45, Lynch and Rosedale each 14 15 5. Mike Cuiksa had a notable hit and Clements with Jeff Taylor homered for St. Elements to Swayzee. Joe Decker led the winners with multiple hits while Billy Groth and Rodney Smith added key extra-base and double plays for the losers.
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Clements
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Swayzee
Baskin Ropbins
Smith
Wilson
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Miles
Decker
Collett
Joe Decker
Billy Groth
Rodney Smitha
Babe Ruth Games Breakfast Optimist 97-2
Hard to parse relay of names and scores. Two teams listed with players Cavus Smith Millis Shepherd and others. Winners include Frege with two hits and Mike Allen. Johnson and Brandenburg noted for doubles. Optimist game noon 10 2 had Parsons Lauber Jane Hoffman Hoffman Frushel Watson among hitters.
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Columbia Records
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Bobby Brandenburg
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Babes Rally as Price, Johnson Lead Offense
Sally Price hit a homer while Toni Johnson doubled and singled as Shenk and L. Mo Benning also contributed for the Babes on 4 25. Shenk and Mo Benning.
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Ruppert Jones Homers To Break Eckersley No Hit Streak
Ruppert Jones hit a two out sixth inning homer off Dennis Eckersley to end a 22 inning hitless stretch as Seattle beat Cleveland 7 1. Eckersley lost the no hit bid with two outs in the sixth proving his third straight gem but not enough to overcome the Indians one hit win.
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Tippy Martinez
al Cowens
Dave Nelson
Fred Patek
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Pat Kelly
Cowens
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Patek
Billy Smith
Belanger
Kelly
Smith
Chuck) Hiller
Baseball schedule snippets show multiple interleague games
Sunday games list several matchups New York at Chicago Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at Kansas City Toronto at Oakland Cleveland at Seattle Milwaukee at Texas Detroit at California with start times around 2 to 5 p.m Also late afternoon to evening contests Houston not shown
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Expos' Rogers Fires One-Hitter To Defeat St. Louis Cardinals
Montreal right-hander Steve Rogers fired a one hitter in a 2-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Rogers struck out 10 to raise his season total to 83 and lower his ERA to 1.92 while improving to 7-4. The game featured Larry Parrish's sixth homer and another strong bullpen effort from Montreal.
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Brigham Young Holds Narrow Lead at NCAA Outdoor Title Meet
Brigham Young led after seven events with 17 points as Washington State UTEP and Arizona State trailed closely in pursuit of the NCAA outdoor track and field team title. Stanford UCLA and Illinois remained tied for second with Washington State, while BYU chased the championship through today’s final 14 events.
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Kyle Arney
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Jay Pushkin
Keith Gardekraus
James Barry
Henry Marsh
Richard Reid
Benton Hart
Sedwicks Lead Red Devils to State Track Crown
In Indianapolis Jeffersonville wins the Indiana High School Girls Track Championship led by Pam Sedwick who won the 440 and anchored the record 880 medley relay while sister Jackie set an 880 record. The team clinched 34 points with strong finishes from others as Bosse Marion and Calumet totals followed.
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