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Uw4f. My 19, 1971 I I I A A0 IIS I WS YOUR SPEEDWAY ALBUM Dan, (en Dazzling Tribe Rookies says Driessen. "We didn't have baseball facilities in high school, but my older brother pushed me Into playing amateur ball. He used to make me catch him when I was just a kid and was responsible for me going to the tryout camp where the Reds signed me." He reported to spring training in 1970, presumably as a catcher, but after one day it was determined that he was grossly miscast and was schooled in first-basing. i (Si as a professional.

But the re-; cords show that Griffey was an all-state end and. to win that kind of honor In Pennsylvania, you must be a pretty good football player. Griffey started his baseball career at Bradenton, in 1969 and batted .281 for 49 games. He was at Sioux Falls in 1970, batting .244 and then came his good year at Tampa where he was hitting .341 in 88 games before being promoted to Three Rivers. In the Canadian city last year, Ken batted .318, stole 31 bases and was named, along with Dries-sen, to the Eastern League All-Star team.

"I got off to a good start last year, but never expected that to happen against the better pitching in this league this year," commented Griffey. i Griffey has tremendous By LESTER KOELLING Electrifying performances at Bush Stadium and on the road have become a trademark of two Indianapolis Indians rookies, infielder Dan Driessen and outfielder Ken Griffey. Both are left-handed batters in their first competition at the Triple A level. Both have speed and both can hit and each has been doing plenty of both. Driessen, normally a first baseman but playing third base for the Indians, is hitting at a hefty .417 clip and Griffey at .350.

Driessen has 34 runs-batted-in, second high in the American Association, and Griffey 17. Each has three homers, and Griffey has accumulated 12 stolen bases. Both were at Three Rivers in the Class AA Eastern League last year where Dries-sen batted .322 to miss the batting championship by one point, and Griffey .318. They were both at Tampa in 1971 where Driessen batted .327 and Griffey .341, missing the batting title because of insufficient plate appearances. Curiously, both came into the Cincinnati organisation almost by chance.

Driessen, wC? v' MliS Lan uauea oniy mat year at Tampa, but accelerat- A 4. HOT II -1 eu iu uk iicai year, aiso at Tampa. He was promoted to Three Rivers in 1972 and led the Florida state League in doubles with 37. "I never dreamed I would get off to a start like this," said Driessen of his lofty batting mark. "I thought it would be more like last year (when he was hitting .240 for the first two months before going into a 19-for-22 binge)." Griffey, 23 and married with two children, was born in Donora, the home town of Hall of Famer Stan Musial.

He still lives in Donora, which is near Pittsburph, and has an autographed ball by Musial stolen with no baseball background except for weekend amateur competition, was plucked out of a tryout camp in 1989. Griffey was a 29 selection in the 1969 summer free agent draft after playing high school ball in Pennsylvania. Driessen, 22 and single, was born in Hilton Head, S.C., where he still lives. He's 5-fort-ll and g's 137 oounds. "I never had any idea of playing professional ball," INDIVIDUAL BAITING uiMf ch! Ken Griffey -12 bases.

Ai HR RBI Pet jS 4 11 0- a .31 Miller High Life Spl. The popular Jim Hurtubise has joined the rear-engine trend after unsuccessful roadster entries the last few years. Hurtubise is attempting to put the No. 56 Miller High Life Special into the starting lineup. The car, a Lola-Foyt, is white with red and gold trim.

N.L. AVERAGES Barski Added To List Of Inju red Tri besmen 24 Of Arnzen's Season 48 Came In One Game in the next to last game of the regular season. Which must have prompted Arnzen to make the oddest demand of the year a couple weeks ago: "Next year, 1 want a no-cut, no-play contract." Crazy, Man, Crazy special to The News EVANSVILLE, Ind. Manager Vern Rapp sat in the ckirroom last night wondering what might happen next to his thin line of Indianapolis Indians. Pitcher Ken Reynolds and Tvonctril lii'o Tri rl ft a Arn.nnaA the Indians 4-1 and in the DropPSS snnr! biseman Martv With outfielder Ken Griffey Tuesday and infielder Jim Driscoll's leg in a cast, Rapp his fingers.

Mr Dan Driessen swinging at 417 clip. which is one of his most cherished possessions. "I never met Musial personally, but my dad played ball with him in high school," re-' lates Griffey, who matches Driessen's height but weighs 7 pounds less. Griffey played baseball, basketball and a 1 1 at Donora High School, but says that baseball was the only sport he felt confident enough in to believe he could make it The ranks are so depleted, Rapp Sent up pitcher Dan Os- bora as a pinch-hitter in last night's game. The first pitcher to bat in Evansville in this year of the designated hitter struck out on four pitches.

"We don't know how bad Barski's back is or iust what RPP on loan from the uetroit or- ganization and now we under- stand he's had back problems before." Barski left the game after innings ana umpea out ot clothes after it was over. "I hope it's just a muscle," Martinsville is the defending king there. The sectionals are scheduled to begin May 29 and continue through June 4. A field of 415 teams will be fighting for June 9 regional berths. The semistates are set for June 16 and the four-team championship round will be at Bush Stadium, June 23.

Other area teams looking for sectional title repeats are Madison Heights at Anderson, Greenwood at Franklin, Mount Vernon at Greenfield, Zionsville at Lebanon, Nobles-ville at Noblesville and Plain-field at Pittsboro. This CLUB BATTING AB HR RBI P't 1154 liS Ml 41 1S4 .171 PiWseergn Los Anttlti Chicago SmFiancisct Sm Ditgo AfUnto CiiKinnoli Montreal SI. Louis 1315 151 151 1174 171 144 1404 IU MS 1171 111 114 1179 145 115 1195 10 190 1017 119 144 JJ -J 11 141 .141 1 107 Houston Now York Philadtlpnia 1340 1M 119 11 155 .131 1111 1M 151 14 111 .110 1107 lit 170 104 .114 uv PITCHING IP BB SO ERA 74 40 19 41 1 1.57 11 14 11 II 0 1 1.45 Borbon cift Reuschel Chi Sogui StL 59 51 le 47 1 1 1.M II 11 ii i 1 1.49 Locker Chi York Ht Bryant SF 21 17 9 II 1 l.l 21 22 9 12 2 1 1.93 3 I 1 1.99 1 l-ul 1 1.04 1 1.V4 41 55 27 27 22 IS 12 11 25 14 20 44 44 29 41 57 41 14 19 17 II 7 7 31 21 12 21 21 11 It 51 31 15 IS 34 33 11 25 19 II 10 7 72 42 II 57 47 11 14 19 57 41 14 21 Bicwor LA A.Fostor StL ub 1 1.11 2 2.14 IMJ ILAi Ut)l 2 2.14 1 1.2 I 1.14 0 1 2.31 1 l. 1 1.51 1 1 2.59 4 2.10 2 k.o, 2 2.IS 2 2.17 2 1.00 2 3.02 2 3.03 3 3.0S 1 3.11 4 3.14 1 3.11 1 3.21 1 3.33 4 3.34 3 1.34 4 1.44 1 3.41 2 3.42 2 1.6 1 3.72 3 i.77 1 3.14 4 3.vl 4 3.91 3 3.91 4 4.04 4 4.il 5 4.11 2 4.kj 4.44 2 4.53 1 4.55 4 4.M 2 4.4S 3 4.71 5 4.91 2 5.00 2 5.11 3 5.5V 3 5.6S 3 S.7S 1 1.12 4 4.50 4 7.1S 3 7.54 5 7.90 2 7.91 rl sosf" DRobtns It i tUm C.H ii 44 23 44 55 57 IS 11 1 14 11 la SF Aker Cni snmsiey cm JoCla" 41 44 IS 25 22 21 4 9 40 17 IS 24 17 21 11 20 34 40 14 14 41 57 19 34 Guiletl cm Gentry All Ruthven Phi McAnelly Mtl 45 49 11 IS 31 10 30 44 44 11 14 41 41 17 41 Oibson StL P.Niekra Atl Forsch Htn Romo SD D.Wilson Htn Messrsmth LA Ellis Pgh Jenkins Chi Wise StL Ross SD Moose Pgh Barr SF Carlton Phi Briles Pgn Cleveland StL Osteon LA Caldwell SD Reed Atl Norman SD Moore Mtl Torrei Mtl HootOR Chi Willoughby SF 21 11 11 11 70 II 25 41 17 14 7 22 17 50 21 42 47 41 21 41 51 41 21 39 72 14 51 64 44 12 24 4 27 14 I 14 1 41 51 11 30 3 57 51 13 11 4 14 74 21 41 4 41 50 14 14 1 44 50 11 29 2 54 54 11 22 17 15 11 22 54 57 IS 24 52 51 24 IS 41 41 14 40 50 51 39 21 49 49 13 31 41 47 If 34 Dobson Atl 51 44 14 Welker Pgh 25 27 14 14 McAndiew NY Matlack NY Hall cm R.Hernandi Pgh Christienson Phi Marshall Mtl Corkins SD Papees Chi Lonborg Phi Spinks StL Carroll Cin Kirby SD Blast Pgh 32 14 14 17 45 45 21 31 II 14 11 14 11 11 I II 19 42 14 10 1 II 34 15 19 1 34 31 22 19 3 42 55 10 17 1 34 40 13 11 2 22 25 11 IS I 14 27 4 11 0 17 41 11 II 1 II 40 21 9 1 71 11 17 1 11 .170 10 10 19 0 I 131 II 49 17 .355 79 11 17 4 12 I 111 10 41 17 .341 44 5 15 1 157 25 51 7 19 .111 113 23 11 5 21 120 15 40 1 16 .333 1U5 13 35 1 1.i 109 II 34 2 10 .330 67 12 22 1 II 126 12 41 0 11 .115 141 II 44 4 14 99 11 11 1 14 .311 53 11 17 5 13 111 14 41 I 10 .111 100 17 12 2 11 .320 111 16 39 4 17 .317 134 15 41 4 21 .113 111 21 40 7 24 .113 4 10 30 1 109 14 34 10 24 .311 11 I II 9 24 3 14 .310 139 25 43 1 la 149 19 52 1 IS .30 114 10 35 4 14 174 31 54 9 17 .307 US 31 15 I 11 .404 49 12 21 2 9 .104 115 20 35 12 99 17 30 0 .303 119 10 3 1 la 90 5 17 1 11 .300 110 21 a 134 19 40 4 19 .299 67 7 20 0 i i 54 I 11 I .291 115 34 I I- 119 11 15 1 11 .194 I 17 I 1 Mi 71 9 11 0 1 .292 120 11 15 1 11 59 I 17 I .218 73 I 11 2 4 .288 111 11 11 I 19 .184 35 4.10 I I 144 22 41 1 13 .285 142 15 39 1 10 .1,5 101 11 21 0 4 .175 164 20 4 5 5 2- 154 14 41 6 22 .269 41 2 11 0 4 111 14 30 1 11 .268 I 7 19 2 a 124 11 13 0 4 .161 79 11 11 1 Ill 11 35 5 14 .265 102 19 27 1 11 .245 53 11 14 2 I 125 IS 11 5 16 .244 31 2 10 0 0 .204 111 15 29 1 11 .261 161 II 42 2 Id 150 11 39 0 11 .260 133 11 34 I 34 157 11 40 I I .255 104 14 27 I Mi 124 I 31 0 14 .254 7) 4 11 0 7 .254 17 2 22 I I .253 40 4 10 0 I .210 141 11 35 I 4 137 12 34 1 19 121 10 I 11 .241 119 15 29 9 20 .244 42 9 IS 2 7 .242 141 14 34 5 20 .241 101 10 21 0 .241 130 20 31 9 29 .238 101 9 24 1 12 .21 106 11 25 11 19 IIS 17 17 4 16 .235 ai 7 ma 415 HS. Nines Know Way Now Scgrebard Defending sectional chaffipi-ons Arlington, Cathedral and Southport found out who would be their initial foes on the roads to title repeats yesterday with the release of the sectional pairings for the sev- enth annual state high school baseball tournament.

Warren Central, the defending titlist of its own sectional, will have to wait a day after All of the Marion County high schools will play at Indianapolis' four tourney sites Arlington, Pike, Southport and Warren Central with the exception of Decatur Central, which moved from the South- port sectional to Martinsville. speed, once being clocked in 3.5 seconds going to first base on a drag bunt. His speed" is not necessarily measured ty stolen bases, but in his ability to stretch out hits and advance that extra base, like scoring from second on an infield out which he has done twice with the Indians this season. he commented, obviously in some pain, Marty scored the Indians' only run in a scrambling play at the Dlate in the third in- ning and was decked in the bottom half of the frame at second by Wilbur a rd breaking up a double play, hurt. th those two piays, uarsiu saw, "dux the longer tire game went or, the more it hurt." Barski led off the third with an infield hit and scooted to third as Bobby Young bounced a hit-run single to right.

George Foster hit a one-hopper to third-sacker Tom Bianco whose throw home had Barski out by 10 feet. But Marty evaded the tag of catcher Buddy Booker, dived behind the plate, then scrambled back to reach -the plate before Booker. Ken Reynolds, who has now pitched 2QVa innings without allowing an earned held, the Indians well in check and became stronger in the Jate innings. Tom Carroll (4-2) will pitch tonight for the Indians against Lloyd Gladden (1-3) in a battle of righthanders. plate GET THIS BOOK FREE booklet on aluminum exteriors.

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Best two-point shooting percontag pgr cent (20-19) sy Jonn Beasley ot Utah. Best tree tnrow shooting percentage by i nam in one geme 100 per cent Kill), by UUh against San Diego on April 4. Most errors ny a team in a game 11, by Virginia against Kentucky on March 10. Least ooims by a ream in a atMtei II (third), by Kentucky against Indiana on linril 19 ktasr pomis by both roams in a game H9, ti, Ke. lucky April 11.

Kentucky's Dan Issel scored more points 521 than any player in the playoffs, but Virginia's Julius Erving had tha hact oira9Qi; miv. mv-oi mo.v. Artis Gilmore of Kentucky led in blocked shots, 65, but was second in rebounding to Indiana's Mel Daniels. 13.8 4-107 10 W-'- HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SECTIONAL PAIRINGS AT ARLINGTON 1 SHORTRIDGE vs. BROAD RtPPLE 2 LAWRENCE VS.

ARLINGTON 3 DFAF (CMOftL VI rHATADR 4 NORTH CENTRAL vs. Winner Game 1 5 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Garni 1 Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game AT PIKE 1 PIKE VS. CATHEDRAL 2 NORTHWEST vs.

BREBUEF 3 SPEEDWAY vs. BEN DAVIS 4 RITTER vs. Winner Game 1 5 Winner Game 2 vs. Winner Game 3 4 Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game AT MARTINSVILLE 1 DECATUR CENTRAL vs.

Monrovia -1 Mart'nsville vs. Mooresvllle 3 Indian Creek vs. Eminence 4 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 1 5 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner 4 AT SOUTHPORT 1 WASHINGTON vs.

MANUAL 2 SOUTHPORT vs. RONCALLI 3 FRANKLIN CENTRAL vs. WOOD 4 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 1 5 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 4 AT WARREN CENTRAL 1-ATTUCKS vs.

MARSHALL RTEVCEH 4 WARREN vs. Winner Game 5 Winner Game 2 vs. Winner Game 1 Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game I AT ANDERSON 1 Anderson vs. Elwood 2 Madison Heights vs.

Lapel 1 Hlohlmd vs. Alexandria 4 Franklon vs. Winner Game 1 5 winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game I 4 Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Gome AT COLUMBUS NORTH 1 Columbus North el.

Jenninos County 2 Brown County vs. Columbus East 1 Edmburg vs. Hauser 4 Southwestern vs. Winner Game 1 5 Winner Game 2 vs. Winner Game 1 Winner Game 4 vs.

Winner Game 5 AT FRANKLIN 1 Greenwood vs. Franklin 1 Center Grove vs. Shliyvllle 1 Triton Central vs. Whiteland nner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 1 5 Winner Gome 3 vs.

Winner Game 4 AT GREENCASTLE 1 Srufh Putnam v. North Putnam 2 Greencestle vs. CloveMale 1 Ccade vs. Winner O'me I 4 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game I AT GREENFIELD 'Mount V'non vs.

Grnfleld 1 Eastern Huncfck vs. New Palestine 1 Pondleton Height v. Morrl'town 4 Winner Game 1 Winner Game 1 5 Winner Game 3 v. Winner Game 4 AT I EHANON 1 Thwntown vs. Wr-lit 2 L'bennn vs.

Slwridan 1 Tlin'Vllle yg. Winner Game 1 4 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Oeme I AT NOBLESVILLE 1 Carmal vs. Hamilton Heights 2 Hamiltrn SoutheMtem vs. Weslfleld vs.

Tipton 4 Winner Game 1 es. Winner Oeme 1 I Winner Game 3 s. Winner Game 4 AT PITTSBORO 1 Avon Plttsboro 1 Browmbwrt vs. Plalnfleld 3 Danville vs. North Salem 4 Winner Game 1 vs.

Winner Game 1 Winner Oeme 3 vs. Winner Game 4 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Arlington 1, Marshall 0 Attucks 7, Wood 4 Ben Davis Waihinnton 4 Howe 11, Shortrldoe 1 Manual Northwest Scoclna 1, Cathadrel 1 HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Cathodial 119, Browniburg 106. Ben Dall 117, Perk-Tudor 111, Marshall 111, Icaclna 207. North Central 19, Breheul 100. MID ITATI CONFBRINCI Mooresvllle Plalnfleld 319, Canter Orove 111, Speedway 116, Dentine 154, Oreenwood 147, Whiteland 404.

Medalist-Bob Bdwards (Plalnfleld). COLLEGE BASEBALL lllneli 14, lowa I I illlnois Slate I-T2, Ball State 11 Mlchloan l-l. Wisconsin 01 Minnesota 7-1 'll. Purdue 0-4 a i-li Mlchloan NAIA PLAYOP knderson 4 Nerthwestern State l-l FPS Tar or 7, Anderson Teller 11 1, Marian MO By LARRY FORTNER Remember, way back in the middle of tiie American Basketball Association schedule, when Pacer George McGinnis set a team record by scoring 58 points against And teammate Bob Arnzen said, "58 points! That's a season for me! It turned out to ba even more than a season for the likable Notre Dame grad, be- nniw uf "vui t3 48 points all year Bui before ou write him off, also that he scored 24 of those in his only starting assignment against San Diego AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST OB Detroit 1117 Baltimore li 17 1 Milwaukee) 14171 New York 14 II l'A Boston 14 II 2V Cleveland 15 11 J'i WEST GB Chicago Cal.fornia Kansas Oakland M.nnesota Texas 1011 19142 11 141 1017 3 1414 4ft 1111 9 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota 1, Chicago 0 M.lwauk.-e 4, New York 5 Detroit 5. Boston 4 Baltimore 4, Cleveland 2 Oakland 5, Kansas Ciiy 4 California 7, Tesas 1 TONIGHT'S PITCHERS Kansas City (Drago, 3-3) at Oakland 1 (Blue, 3-1).

New York (Peterson, 35) at Cleveland Wilcox, 2-0). Boston (Lee, 3-0) at Baltimore (Alexander, 3-0). Texas (Hand, 1-1) at California (Ryan, -3). TOMORROW'S GAMES Minnesota at Ch.cago (2). New York at Cllveiand (2).

Detroit at Milwaukee (2). Boston at Ball.nore. Kansas city at Oak.and. Texas at Calilorn.a. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION EAST WEST GB Wichita IU? a-Denver 14 11 4ft i ulsa 11 20 5 Okie.

City 11 11 Sft GB lowa 22 ll Omaha 21 II ft INDPLS. 17 IS 4ft Evnsville. 11 20 10 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Evansvllle 4, INDIANAPOLIS 1 Oklahoma City 9, Wichita I lowa 4, Omaha 0 Denver 11, Tulsa 9 INDIANAPOLIS rb bi EVANSVILE ro oi rb bi Howard cf 1110 4 110 Foster cf Aimbstr rf Driesn lb Skdmre lb 1 0 0 espy lb 4 0 10 Mtchl If 4 0 1 0 Tftynlds dh 4 0 0 0 McCrtny si 4 4 1 1 1 10 10 4011 10 0 0 Kosco If 4 0 10 Bianco lb Yngbld dh-st 10 10 Henstn lb RuOertoc 4 0 0 0 Ells If 1 0 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 I Berski 2b 3 110 Booker Oiburn 0 0 0 0 KRynlds oieorn pn i 1 0 0 0 BlaloriC 0 0 0 0 Youni ss-lh 10 10 Totals J2 1 4 0 Totals II 4 1 1 i Evansvllle 100 030 Mt-f -Indianapolis 001 000 0OO-I Driessen, Skldmore, Booker. DP-lji- dlanapolit 1, Evansville I. LOB Evansvllle I.

IB-Driessen, Espy. SB-Youngblood. IP ER BB SO 'Oiburn (L, 1-1) I 1 "llelerlc 2 1 I 0-1 Reynold! 9 4 10 14 Belk-Olbum. A MS. -lowa 100 0J0 M- 4 10 ON 000 0000 I Penenowskl and Virney; Menlgomenr, 'Burgmeier (4) and Harmon.

hi wp Penenowskl (1-1). LP Montgom-ery (l-l). HR lowai Bradford (1). kTillta 050 010 010 9 14 I 010 009 0lx-ll 14 I Terlecky, Pledlnek (4), Andrewl (7) ind "Nllscnke; Darcy, Zamorl (1), Cluck (I) Ihorlon. WP Zamorl (24), LP-Plodinek (11).

4 HR Tuliai Putt (1); Denveri Dollmik Batista (1). Oklahoma "Wichita cur 100 040 003 9 10 1 000 002 221 I II 1 Hediund, Hlntan (7), Rlddleheroer (7), (II, Mergon (9) and Aeheyi -Campion, Redrlguei (7), Badceck (9) and Lendtledt. WP Celaaerl (11). LP Rodrlieet '(-1). HR Oklihirtii Cltyi Plawers (31, Perl '(I), Blanco (11.

Attendance-Mil. i TONIGHT'S GAMES 'INDIANAPOLIS it tvannllle (WIPN FM and WNON-FM, ViM i City at Wlchlll Tulsa al Danner I ewe at Omaha Sports BASEBALL 0 1 0 Indiana coach Bobby Leonard slumped wearily into a chair. in the Pacer lockerrcom after last -Saiurday's championship victory and stoned. "Another 7 c.y i i ci man. in Records, Leaders Sewn records were set the just-completed playoffs: NATIONAL LEACUE EAST WEST Sn Frsce 21 15 Houstcn 24 15 CJilcaoo 21 IS GB GB New Yrk 19 15 lft Montreal 14 17 Pittsbreh 14 17 PhiMlphia 11 11 1 St.

Louis 11 21 1 Cincinatl 21 15 2ft Ls Angls 22 14 2ft Atlanta 15 21 I'i sn D.ege 14 24 10ft YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cincinnati 5, San Dlete 4 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 2 New York 4, Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 1, Atlanta 1 Houston 1, San Francisco 1 St. Louis at Montreal, postponed TONIGHT'S PITCHERS San Diego (Norman, 0-5) at Cincinnati (Nelson, 1-2) (WSMJ-FM, 4:30) Chicago (Hooton 5-J) end Bonham, 12-0) at Philadelphia (Brett, l-l) and Unborn (2-4) (WNIR, 4:30) Los Angeles (John, 1-1) at Atlanta (Morton, 1-1) San Francisco (Barr, 4-1) at Houston) Wilson, 1-4) TOMORROW'S GAMES San Diego at Cincinnati (1) (WSMJ-FM, 11:10 p.m.) Chicago at Philadelphia (WNIR 11:25) St. Louis at Montreal (1) Los Angtles at Atlert? () Pittsburgh at New York San Francisco at Houston MEMPHIS CLASSIC Par 71-71-144 4149-137 Dave Hill Jerry McGee Dave Stockton Ray Floyd Bob Shaw Mike Hill John Schlea 71-41 U9 71-49141 7J-M 141 74-61141 70-71-142 73-69141 67-71141 Dan Sixes Larry Zlegler 74-61141 Don Padgett 74-77-151 Jim Jewell 71-74-151 LPGA BLUEGRASS (At Louisville) Sally Llllle 34-35-69 JS-JS 70 5-35 70 36-15-71 6-35 71 71571 37-35-71 M-34-71 37-3471 17-36-71 1617-71 17-3471 Mai be Sasaki Mills Sandra Palmer dvmt Bvnvina, Sandra SPuiich oiona enrtt Donna Caoonl Young Gall Denenberg Murle Bieer Judy Rankin Kathy cornellui tenure Hernia State seniors it. J7M71 Gross tie, Edgar Mosbaugh, Noblil-el lie, and A. P.

Scott, Indianapolis, 92 each; Clark Esple, Indianapolis, 16; Robert McKee, Anderson, II; Or. Ed Eaton, Indlennpolls, 79; Harold Hoi-linger, KenHallville, 74. Net Dan Zimmerman, Indlanapolll 47; Howard Chrlstene, Indianapolis 72; Clarence Krele, Indlanapolll 47; Rudy Cooper, Valparaiso, 41; Miles McMahan. AUTO RACING STOCKS AT IRP Lite Model 1, Lon Broedlove; Bob Co, I. yi ii kd Angle) 4, Oave Blanken-hip; Oaorge Blair, Fast Heal Blair lr Kirsl Heal toliey.

Second Heat Rav erett, lorphv Oash Bd Angle, Fast eualitier B'eedlove. HOBBY 1 Jim Metinler; Den 're-la; a that Blantom a Bill Rooiiont I Joe Jomu First Heal Teny Phelps. Trophy Dash Free) Marlowe. Past Quell-Her Harold Lyons. SPEEDROME RESULTS ll lae feature i 1, Sonny Thompson 1, Frank Bmoerten; 3, Don Uttoreack; 4-lae trophy daih, Ron FlUki tMap serais, mberlon, Carl Catti li-lap heals, Thompson, Bill Pollt, Call.

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