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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1969
Page
10
The Associated Press reports on a secret program described by an open leader as improving methods, though the leader Beman declines to disclose new techniques. The piece notes questions about transparency and potential effects on performance.
Boston reports continue to swirl over Bill Russell retirement with Celtics General Manager Red Auerbach saying Russell has not made a definite decision. Auerbach noted Russell told him he would contact the team when he decides to quit and will officially write the organization. Russell, in Hollywood for acting ventures, has not commented while speculation cites a Friday newspaper report.
Brazil American Legion scheduled to open today at Forest Park at 1 p.m. with a doubleheader against Greencastle. Key players will be missing due to the Jasper semi state, but John Roeschlein and assistants expect a competitive lineup. Returning veterans include Steve Higham Larry Erwin Kenny Buck and Mike Minger joined by new players Terry Gill Gene Pugh Rich Cappa and Jim Gambiani.
American League action saw FOP defeat Burger Chef 5-2 with Bruce Hamilton driving in two runs and Gordon Waltermire doubling. Yellow Cab edged Terre Haute Savings 4-3 as Dave Williams contributed two RBIs. Lundsmiller crushed Ward's 15-3 in Evening Optimist League with Shorty Bradford homering and Bernie Long tripling. WEW beat Wabash Valley Asphalt 7-2 behind John Childs and Chuck Blackwell homers and Bob Cahill’s 12 strikeouts in a three-hitter.
Orioles star Frank Robinson drives in two insurance runs with a ninth inning bases loaded single and earlier two more hits to spark a 5-2 win over the White Sox. Weaver cites Robinson as doing it all for Baltimore as AL results roll in from Cleveland Oakland Detroit Washington and Seattle.
Debbie Rogers representing Hyte Community Center tied for third with Kerry Roach of Texas after a 4'10\" leap. Brenda Van Winkle of Texas set a meet record 5'2\" for first, while Linda Gone of Town! cleared 5'2\" but needed more attempts to take second.
Texas rookie Burt Hooton shut down Arizona State with three hits allowed as Texas beat ASU 4 0 in the opening round of the 23rd NCAA College World Series. Tulsa rallied past UCLA 6 5 in 10 innings after a string of UCLA errors.
Babe Ruth League action Friday night saw Terry Stauffer pitch a two hitter for Terre Haute Savings as they beat Lark Paint 7-4. Randy King and Paul Newlin each collected two hits to pace the winners.
Charlie Glotzbach, famed as Peck's Bad Boy of stock car racing, predicts an upset in Sunday's Motor State 500 at Michigan International Speedway. He claims boosted speed after clocking 160 mph on Friday and seeks to prove doubters wrong despite a mixed NASCAR history and a sixth-place qualifying. James Hylton led practice in a Dodge Charger with a 153.505 mph speed as 30 cars qualified for the event.
The Brazil Red Devils travel to Jasper for the 2:30 p.m. semifinal while South Spencer meets Jeffersonville at 11 a.m. The winner advances to the 8 p.m. final. Jasper upset Vincennes 7-1 to claim its regional title amid surprise by fans and players alike.
The listing shows 7:00 Burger Chefettes versus Shelbyville, 8:30 Burger Chefettes versus Sunday Schedule, 3:30 J G Photo versus Neoga, 5:00 Hawks versus Neoga, 7:30 Coca Cola versus Flat Rock, and 9:00 Coca Cola versus Flat Rock with a late entry at 1.
Maplewood Christian edged First Baptist 1-0 at McLean School in a pitchers duel with four hits each. Winning pitcher Herschell Allen drove in the decisive run on an eighth inning error as Sg 2 0 Maplewood Christian claims victory while Mount Washington is noted as New England's loftiest peak.
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