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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1976

Page

13

Forest Park Eyes State Final Run Against Sullivan

Ferdinand Indiana Forest Park in its fifth year reaches the state baseball semifinals to face Sullivan. Coach James Peacock praises Sullivan as the best foe yet as Rangers ride strong pitching from Jim Mehling and Jim Kippenbrock along with timely hitting led by Mehling to a 21 8 season. Six charter buses and five student buses will trail the team to Bush Stadium for the showdown.

Sullivan Peacock Ranger Golden Arrow Charley Noble Noble Rangers Jim Mehling Forest Park Mehling Jim Jim Kippenbrock Ken Lamkin Lamkin Paul Rhue Bill Niehaus Greg Uebelher Joe Weyer Indianapolis Bush Stadium Forest Park High School Ferdinand

Pate Fatigued By Busy Schedule At Western Open

Jerry Pate, 22, says he is emotionally and physically drained after 85 rounds this year and winning the U S Open. He shot 78 on Thursday and fears making the cut around 149 as he heads into Friday’s round alongside Tom Watson. Bob Dickson led with 67 as Bruce Crampton, Charles Coody, and George Burns posted 70.

Charles Chamberlain Oak Brook, Ill Jerry Pate Pate Tom Watson Bob Dickson Butler National Dickson Bruce Crampton

Braves Survive Offense Slump to Beat Expos 2 1

Atlanta edges Montreal 2 1 as Earl Williams drives in both runs with a two run double and Dick Ruthven allows five hits. Office’s 29 game hitting streak ends as the club climbs to within six of .500 with a seven win in eight stretch.

Howard Smith Rowland Office Atlanta Braves Office Braves Montreal Earl Williams Dick Ruthven Tommy Holmes Boston Braves Philadelphia Cincinnati Los Angeles Houston San Francisco San Diego Chicago Pitts Burgh Atlanta Andy Messersmith Dave Bristol Cincinnati Ruthven Expos Pete Mackanin RBI Don Stanhouse Darrel Chaney Jim Wynn Williams Phils Reds Ollie Brown Dick Allen Garry Maddox Johnny Bench Jim Kaat Gary Nolan Dodgers Astros Ted Sizemore Bill Bucker Tommy John Charlie Hough Larry Dicker Giants Padres Derrel Thomas Ken Reitz Charlie Williams

Grich Edges Randolph In All-Star Second Base Race

Balti more’s Bobby Grich leads Willie Randolph of the Yankees by 30 628 votes in the latest AL All-Star balloting with Philadelphia set as the site on July 13. Carew shifts to first base as Grich and Randolph vie to start the game.

NEW York Baltimore Bobby Grich Willie Randolph New York Yankees Philadelphia Grich Bowie Kuhn Randolph Rod Carew Carew Boston Carl Yastrzemski Ron LeFlore California Bobby Bonds Thurman Munson Gene Chris Chambliss Denny Doyle George Brett Kansas City Don Money Milwaukee Brooks Robinson Fred Patek Kansas Toby Harrah Texas Mark Belanger Yon Detroit Rusty Staub Reggie Jackson Altimore New Bi Mickey Rivers York Joe Rudi Oakland Amos Otis

Guthrie Praises Simon Amid Racing Struggles

Janet Guthrie credits teammate Dick Simon for her Indy racing success while detailing how his seven years of effort nearly ruined his life. Simon, once a skier and insurance executive, lost family, sponsorship, church membership, and his career after the Schaefer 500 bid.

Jerry Garrett Mount Pocono, Pa Janet Guthrie Dick Simon Miss Guthrie Simon

Thomas Griffith Seek Olympic Gymnastics Berths

Thomas and Griffith vie for U S Olympic berths at Penn State trials with Thomas leading after phase one and Griffith ranked 12th of 14. The top six and one alternate advance to Montreal, as other contenders include Koorman Whelan Beach Avenner Connor Young Whelan and Carter.

Kurt Thomas Doug Griffith U.S Montreal Txhe Indiana State Thomas Griffith Penn State University Park Miami Fla ISU Franklin Ohio Peter Koorman Southern Connecticut Gene Whelan Tom Beach California Marshall Avenner Bart Connor Oklahoma Wayne Young Brigham Young Jay Whelan Mike Carter

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