ASU and USC Lead College World Series Opener
By DAN EVEN OMAHA, Neb. AP ASU, 60 4, top ranked, opens Saturday night as favorite to challenge three time defending champion USC. USC coach Rod Dedeaux refuses to name a favorite. Mississippi, coached by Jake Gibbs, stands as a tough opener for the Trojans.
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Belmont Stakes favorite Key To The Mint leads Belmont field
Key To The Mint, trained by Elliott Burch with jockey Braulio Baeza and owner Paul Mellon, headlines the Belmont Stakes entry list as Bee Bee Bee sits out. The 104th Belmont runs at 5:35 p.m. EDT with CBS TV coverage and radio. Other notable entries include Riva Ridge, Smiling Jack, Practicante, On the Track, and Kennedy Road amid a full nine to ten horse field with post draws set after entries close.
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Track legends and nearing records in Indiana state finals
Gary Track candidates could erase two year old marks as Gordon Crail's 15 feet 5% inches lead in the long jump stands. Names like Pat Gullett, Clyde Peach, John Lumpp, and Levi Mitchell appear with dash and field mark hopes, while Phil Cox and Phil Haupert pause for a basketball series and state meet decisions.
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North South Set States fall schedules released for year
North and South have released their fall schedules for the year. The Patriots open at home in football against East Chicago Washington on September 1. The Braves open at home the same night against Evansville Memorial. South schedule lists football and cross country meets with dates and opponents across local and Evansville area, including West Vigo, Bloomington, and Vincennes events, and a SIAC meet set for October 3.
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McMillan Tourney Opens June 17
The McMillan Match Play golf championship will be contested June 17 18 and 24 25 at the William S Rea Park course. Qualifying occurs June 17 with match play in flights starting June 18. Entries are welcome at Rea or the Elks Ft Harrison Country Club.
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Hillman McCullough and Lundsmiller clash in first half title clincher
Hillman Jewelers defeated Lundsmiller 9 2 to win the Evening Optimist Little League first half championship. Dave McCullough drove the win with three hits a grand slam and nine pitching strikeouts. Wagle and Michaels also had three hits for Hillman while Rick Potts led Lundsmiller with the lone strong showing.
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ISU Burke Attends Regional College Business Meeting
Pierre V Burke Indiana State athletic business manager joins 16 others at the second annual regional meeting of the College Athletic Business Managers Association in Youngstown Ohio. Delegates from Wisconsin Cincinnati Cleveland State Illinois Chicago Circle Illinois State Kent State Louisville Buffalo Ohio University Wayne State Dayton Miami of Ohio Toledo and Ball State participate.
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Cosmos Dynamo Match Canceled Due to Travel Issues
New York Cosmos announced that their Saturday match with Moscow Dynamo is canceled after no reply to a final appeal to the Soviet sports committee. Cosmos General Manager Clive Toye said Moscow could not arrive in time for the game.
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Norris named NHL board chairman in place of Wirtz
Bruce A. Norris, president of the Detroit Red Wings, was named chairman of the National Hockey League board of governors on Thursday. He succeeds William Wirtz, president of the Chicago Black Hawks, in Chicago.
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Donohue Leads Can Am Opener At Mosport In Porsche
Mark Donohue's new 12 cylinder Porsche tops Can Am chatter at Mosport Park as 35 starters contend for the opener. Peter Revson substitutes for Jackie Stewart in a McLaren with Hulme and Hobbs among favorites in a $750,000 series.
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Rockville Ends Season With Loss To Fountain Central
In Veedersburg Indiana Rockville closed its season with a 8 8 1 record after a 31 loss to Fountain Central in a high school baseball game yesterday afternoon. John Nelson hit Rockville final homer for the Rox score. Fountain Central 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 to 3 final Roe Gibbs Dark and teammates.
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ABA may dissolve as two day meeting starts next week
Sources say Memphis Pittsburgh and Florida could be dropped to stabilize finances and allow the NBA to absorb stronger ABA teams. Dissolution would sidestep a merger injunction while hearings on the merger loom with Sen. Ervin opposing.
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Marshall Whips Oakland in doubleheader 5-0 and 5-2
Marshall dominated Oakland in a two game set winning 5-0 on one hit and 5-2 in the other. Greg Marrs fanned 14 batters in the nightcap while allowing two hits, matching the two hit effort by his brother Jim in the opener.
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