McLain Pitches Tigers Past Yankees for 100th Win
Denny McLain topples New York 3-2 to reach 100 career wins and his 10th victory of the season. The right-hander, recently released from the hospital after a stomach virus linked to a whipped cream cake, improves his pace toward a possible 30-win season while noting it remains unlikely. He allowed six hits and drove in the winning run with a fifth inning single.
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Denny McLain
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New York Yankees
Scky
Chicago
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Yankee Stadium
Don Wert
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Detroit
Baseball results from the National League and others
Box score style summary of multiple games including Cincinnati at San Francisco, Montreal vs St Louis, Chicago vs Pittsburgh, San Diego vs Los Angeles, Houston vs Atlanta, Detroit vs New York, Boston vs Cleveland, Milwaukee vs Seattle, California vs Minnesota, Oakland vs Kansas City with runs, pitchers, and notable home runs. Includes Bonds and Kaline among listed players.
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White Sox
Seattle
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Braves
San Diego Eds
Giants
Cincinnati
Softball Doubleheader Tonight on the Court Street Field
At 6 45 Coca Cola faces 7 Up Merchants followed by 8 15 South Side Cleaners meeting Clean Air Service in a city league doubleheader.
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Merchants
South Side Cleaners
Clean Air Service
Public sale and multiple Vigo County notices from 1969
Public sale for cash to the highest bidder on June 30 1968 at Englehart Garage Terre Haute Indiana for a 1969 Ford Torino followed by nonresident divorce notice in Vigo County Superior Court and several probate notices declaring executors administrators and final accounts for estates including Ethel M Walters Harry Kohn Max Lucas and Nette Dietz Murphy with required appearances and filing deadlines
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Englehart
Lafayette Ave
T. H. 1St
Nat'l Bank
Reds Trip Giants Dodges? Braves? (Not enough context. placeholder)
Red team wins as three-run eighth lifts Cincinnati past San Francisco. Braves roar back with eight-run second inning to topple Houston. Oakland edges Kansas City in thirteenth. St. Louis shuts out Montreal. Minnesota, Boston win. Detroit, Chicago split. series standings shift in NL and AL pennant races.
Jasper Defeats Brazil in Rain-Delayed Semi State
Jasper ousted Brazil 4-2 in a rain-plagued Indiana high school baseball semi state. Bloomington, Fort Wayne Concordia, Lafayette, and South Spencer clinched spots after Sunday games, with Lafayette drawing South Spencer and Concordia facing Bloomington in the state semifinal order.
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Concordia
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Indianapolis
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Howe
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Litz
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Jasper
Brazil
Jeffersonville
Indiana All-Stars Lineup Ready for Late Week Game
All-Stars prepare with a lineup kept until late in the week. Nicoson praises the players for their aggressive play and dedication. McGinnis is hailed as a natural ballplayer who thrives under pressure despite recent disappointments.
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McGinnis
Indiana
Administratrix Appointed for Pasqual Lavarni Estate Vigo County
Evelyn Mc Cullough was appointed administratrix of Pasqual Lavarni estate on June 16 1969 in Vigo Circuit Court No. 27291. Public notice requires all debts due to estate to be filed in court within the six month period. William J. Brighton Clerk with Berry Kincade Miller and Don Brooks attorney listed.
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County of Vigo
Superior
William E. Edwards
Evelyn Edwards
State of
Indiana
William J. Brighton
Robert Howard Brown
County of
Vigo
Ethel M. Walters
Rex H. Walters
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Albert F. Owens
Byron E. Layton
Joyce Layton
Donald W. Reely
County of Vigo Ss
Melva Earlene Rudd
Francis Michael Rudd, JR
Harry Kohn
Marian E. Kohn
Marian E, Kohn
H. Ralph Johnston
Thomas & Thomas
Nette Dietz Murphy
Terre Haute First National Bank
Verre Haute
Kearns, Kearns & Kearns
Pasqual Lavarni
Evelyn McCullough
WM. J. Brighton
Berry Kincade & Miller
Don Brooks
Floyd H. Black
F. Foster Black
Frederick T. Bauer
Bauer, Bauer &,Bauer
Hyte Center girls take third at national track meet
Hyte Community Center's girls, led by Debbie Rogers and Debbie Smith, finished third at the United States Track and Field Federation national championship in Lexington Kentucky. Debbie Rogers placed third in high jump and Smith second in the century run, with Smith setting a long jump record. Theresa Dohnam and Ann Grimes added top finishes in hurdles and long jump. The 440-yard relay placed fourth after a bad baton handoff, while the 880 medley relay finished third. Coach Pete Jones announced an upcoming AAU Championships in Toledo Ohio, July 2-3.
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Nina Smith
Marla Ladd
Diane Smith
Debbie Smith
Ann Grimes
Bess McDavid
Pete Jones
Lexington
Jones
Hyte
Toledo Ohio
Gil Thomas secures sixth ace of year at Mark's Par 3
Gil Thomas used an eight iron to ace the 130 yard seventh hole on Monday at Mark's Par 3, the sixth ace this year on the course. Watching were his son Flint, Bob Burnett, and Mel Breneman. In Boston the AP notes the AL inter-divisional play opening, East leading with 117 wins to 86 losses and Baltimore at 24-2 atop the division.
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Mark’s
Thomas
Flint
Bob Burnett
Mel Breneman
Boston
Baltimore
Cardinals Snap Slump With 3-0 Victory Over Expos
St Louis climbs two games under .600 and 11 behind the Cubs as Vada Pinson and Julian Javier power the attack while Nelson Briles stifles Montreal. Pinson homered off former Cardinal farmhand Jerry Robertson, Javier belted his third, and Briles worked through 10 hits with one walk. Carlton-Begins next start against Wegener.
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Julian Javier
Cardinals
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Montreal Expos
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Phil Gagliano
Robertson
Briles
Steve Carlton
Mike Wegener
Carlton
Wegener
NCAA World Series Heads Toward Decisive Stage
Tulsa and NYU remain unbeaten as the College World Series narrows to four. Missouri Valley champion Miami? No, Missouri Valley Conference winner Missouri? The Hurricanes beat Texas 4-2 behind Steve Rogers and Cliff Whitaker, while NYU toppled Massachusetts 9-2 to stay undefeated. Mississippi upset top-ranked Southern Illinois 8-1, Texas meets Ole Miss, and Arizona State faces Massachusetts in losers’ games. NYU coach Larry Geracioti notes teams’ hitting strength. Tulsa coach Gene Shell urges next win for contention.
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Gene Shell
Allen Lindley Shuts Out Elks In Little League Showdown
Allen Lindley pitched a seven strikeout shutout as Burger King defeated the Elks 2-0 at the National Little League at 16th and Chase. Ritchie Clift doubled for Elks. Cottage Inn edged Coca Cola 3-2 behind Jeff Radtke who pitched a two hitter and homered. Tim Munday also homered in a Cottage Inn win. Pfizer outlasted Lundsmiller 7-5 with John Vuksich and Randy Grittner each logging three hits. Wabash Valley Asphalt beat WBOW 3-2 as Doug Brentlinger added two hits. Kevin Brown spun a one hitter for Rose Dale Lumber in an 11-3 win. Pepsi-Cola topped Rosedale Legion 10-1 led by Tim Coverstone’s multi-hit effort.
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Chase Street Park
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Coca Cola
Jeff Radtke
Tim Munday
Optimist Park
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Lundsmiller
John Vuksich
Randy Grittner
Doug Mattingly
Steve Samuels
Wabash Valley Asphalt
WBOW
Doug Brentlinger
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Randy Starbuck
North Terre Haute
Rosedale Lumber
Adams Pontiac
Kevin Brown
Pepsi-Cola
Rosedale Legion
Tim Coverstone
Pepsi
Terre Haute Park
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Roman
Clift
Sheeley
Radike
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Munday
Pfizer Lundsmiller
Grove
Cutliff
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Bradford
Sizemore
Jackson
Justice
Matt Stoehr
Mark Stoehr
Hogan Cleared to Start Golfing Again
Ben Hogan 56 has been told by his doctor he may begin playing golf again, though he plans only social rounds in Fort Worth for now. He has not swung a club since August 1968 due to an arm injury and three surgeries, and cautions it could take two years to return to tournament form.
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Ben Hogan
Hogan
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Tex
Babe Ruth Coca-Cola edge Breakfast Optimist 3 2 at Valle Field
Babe Ruth Coca-Cola beat Breakfast Optimist 3 2 Monday at Valle Field. Dike Sullivan Bert Ladd and David Bates each had two hits. Gary Frazier added two hits for Breakfast Optimist. Noon Optimist outslugged Lark Painting 10 6 with Rus sell Callahan two singles and French Blaine doubles. Lemont Construction defeated Pepsi Cola 10 3 with Wooley Rowe Welzel and Cook each adding a double.
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Bert Ladd
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Steve Russell
Mike Callahan
Steve French
Mark Blaine
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Eldred
Edwards
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