Palmer Sparks Open crowds with electric putt show
Arnold Palmer, at 47 with 24 U.S. Open scars, stirs Tulsa fans during the opening round of the 77th Open. His 70 holds him among leaders as crowds roar at his putt on the 18th green. Palmer says the silent anticipation motivates him and calls it charisma that fuels his appeal.
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Will Grimsley
Tulsa
Okla
U.S
Arnold Palmer
Charger
Palmer
Arnie
Clara Bow
Jack Nicklaus
Muhammad Ali
George Foreman
Joe Namath
Fran Tarkenton
Roger Staubach
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Robert Redford
Rock Hudson
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Judy Garland
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Nicklaus
Highlights from the Terre Haute Savings game
The report notes Craig Black with two hits and Matherty contributing, while Birkans earned a triple and three singles. Rust Terre Haute Savings finished with three singles and Cartes V Sinaie Pick with Wa.
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Craig Black
Matherty
Birkans
Rust Terre Haute Savings
Shetton & — Dodgesmanies
For Savings
End Cartes Vsinaie
Brazil High names Tom Jackson basketball coach
Tom Jackson 32 a Terre Haute Gerstmeyer graduate has been named Brazil High School basketball coach succeeding Bob Lancaster. Jackson was chosen by the Clay Community School Corp board from about 20 applicants and previously coached at Cowan High School. He is married with three children.
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Brazil
Ind
Tom Jackson
Terre Haute Gerstmeyer High School
Bob Lancaster
Jackson
Clay Community School Corp. Board of Trustees
Cowan High School
Muncie
Terre Haute North
Howard Sharpe
Sprints Move To Rossburg
USAC sprint-car division heads to Rossburg Ohio for a weekend doubleheader at the big half mile dirt oval with 40 lap features for the sprinters and a Sunday doubleheader including USAC midgets. Tom Bigelow seeks his ninth win of the season as Duane Pancho Carter and other stars chase and set pace in the points race.
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Richard Wallace
Thunder and Lightning
U.S. Auto Club
Rossburg
Ohio
USAC
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Indiana State Fair
Boston
Louie Seymour
Armstrong
Bigelow
Sheldon Kinser
Billy Cassella
Carter
Joe Saldana
Bobby Jones
Bruce Walkup
James McElreath
Rollie Beale
George Snider
Softball Benefit Game at Humane Shelter Versus Aardvarks
A 6:30 p.m. charity softball game features the Humane Shelter facing the Aardvarks in a community benefit event to raise funds. Proceeds support shelter operations and animal care.
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Humane Shelter
Aardvarks
Atlanta at Philadelphia Saturday night
Saturday schedule lists Atlanta at Philadelphia and Chicago at Los Angeles and St Louis at Diego and Pittsburgh at Francisco with night times and teams in a cluttered domestic sports page.
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Messersmith
Christenson
Cincinnati
Billingham
Rogers
Houston
Bannister
Rams
Ramnaseen
Jones
Krukow
Lee A
Mn - Pit
Reuss
San Curtis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
St Louis
Diego
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Reger
New York
West
Sanans
San Francisco
Pitts
San Diego
St. Louis
Weiskopf Opens Open with Harsh Start on TV Truck Drive
Tom Weiskopf bounces his opening U S Open drive off a television truck and stumbles to a seven on the par four third after a 3 putt double bogey on the first hole. The list of players in the field includes Nicklaus, Palmer, Snead, and Irwin among others.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Wrestling Set At South High
South High School hosts a US Wrestling Federation freestyle tournament for local boys last year’s high school students. Registration at the door is 3 dollars. Weigh-ins start 7 30 a.m. with first matches 90 minutes after. Dan McGrath, ex South coach now at Rose-Hulman, says it is the only city high school event this summer. Weight classes range from 98 to heavyweight, including 105 42, 114%, 123, 132, 143, 154, 165, 178, 191% and heavyweight.
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South High School
US Wrestling Federation
Dan McGrath
South
Rose- Hulman Institute of Technology
Major Softball Results Highlight Roadrunners and Novas Wins
Miss Softball America Roadrunners led by Linda Lanke and Annie Feller, while the Novas slugged the Reds 196 as Jones Brown and Givens fueled the offense. Wilda Jones delivered a two run shot with Funk adding a triple, and Mary Beth Brown, Tracy Taylor and Wilda Jones produced doubles. Keely Bester homered for the Reds. Mary Devils defeated Purple Streakers as Hawkins and Dickerson led the Streaks with a homer.
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Linda Lanke
Annie Feller
Novas
Reds
Jones
Jeee Brown
Givens
Thomas
Wilda Jones
Funk
Mary Beth Brown
Tracy Taylor
Keely Bester
Mary Devils
Devils
Hawkins
Dickerson
Newcomer Sparks Mets Over Houston
Steve Henderson made his major league debut for the New York Mets in a 4 3 win over the Houston Astros. He sparked a seventh inning rally as a pinch runner and later left field, while Mets newcomers fill in for Seaver and Kingman.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Steve Henderson
Henderson
Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Houston Astros
Ed Kranepool
Felix Millan
Millan
Joe Gonzalez
Mike Vail
Mets
Joe Torre
Torre
Seaver
Dave Kingman
Shea Stadium
Dave
Dave) Kingman
Pat
Zachry
Doug) Flynn
Bobby
Valentine
Joel) Youngblood
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Sleepy) Tripp
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