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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1972

Page

8

Rebuilding Season For Pirate Diamondmen

Madison Heights baseball coach Paul Bradford faces a tough rebuild with only four returning lettermen from last year and two potential infield position changes. The team lacks preseason practice time and must retool around Porter Wells and Rodgers with help from juniors Buck Spoo Welker Roof and Dolen ski as they host Carmel and face Kokomo Haworth and Muncie North.

Pirate Power Paul Bradford Bucs Madison Heights Bradford Carmel Roger Byrne Steve Porter Dan Rodgers Dave Wells Porter Southside Wells Janice Jeff Evans Rodgers Byrne Larry Buck Larry Spoo Pirate Tim Welker Greg Roof Mike Dolenski Kokomo Haworth Muncie North

Ravens Open Track Season With Optimism

Ravens coach James Macholtz outlines a deeper 26 man squad and cautious optimism for Anderson College. Key returnees include Burford Fine Valentine Washington Ferguson Walden Clum and Yount with Fuqua Mitchell and Beard among others expected to contribute. The team aims to excel in sprints and distance events while facing field event challenges as they prep for the Hoosier Buckeye Conference opener May 19-20 at Hanover and host Earlham on Tuesday.

Jim Bailey Herald James Macholtz Anderson College Ravens Epen Macholtz Hanover Mark Burford Steve Fine Mike Valentine al Washington Keith Ferguson Larry Walden Dick Aldrich Willie Cochran Steve Barker Jamie Blackston Mike McHaney Bruce Milliman Paul O’brien Leon Walden Larry Bill Beard Bob Blume Blume Earlham College Concordia Marion

Rosewall and Taylor Reach River Oaks Semifinals

In Houston Ken Rosewall and Roger Taylor, seeds two and twelve, won quarterfinals at the $50,000 River Oaks Tournament. Rosewall beat Nikola Pilic 6-3 7-5, Taylor defeated John Newcombe 6-4 6-3 to set up a semifinal clash.

Rosewall, Taylor River Oaks Houston Ken Rosewall Australia Roger Taylor England Rosewall Nikola Pilic Yugoslavia Taylor John Newcombe Rod Laver Tom Okker Netherlands Polic Newcombe River Oaks Country Club

Jim Holstein named Ball State basketball coach

Jim Holstein named head basketball coach at Ball State University in Muncie Indiana. The 41 year old ex St Josephs College coach replaces Bud Getchell who resigned January 3 ending the 1971 72 season. Holstein, a Cincinnati native and former professional player with the Minneapolis Lakers and Fort Wayne Pistons, has a long coaching resume including three years at Sycamore High School and a 50 26 record at St Josephs College over 1967 70. He led St Josephs to a 19 6 finish this past season and second place in the ICC and coached in Puerto Rico last summer where he earned Coach of the Year honors. He will move his family to Muncie after the current school year and will relinquish summer duties in Puerto Rico to focus on Ball State.

David A. Field Holstein Leroy Bud) Getchell Hamilton Ohio Hamilton Catholic High School University of Cincinnati Bearcats Cincinnati Jim Minneapolis Lakers Ft. Wayne Pistons Sycamore High School St. Joseph's College Evansville Butler St. Joseph's ICC Puerto Rico Eforts Puerto Rican Association of Cronistas Sports Pirate Magazine Ball State University Louthen Joseph's Cardinals Muncie Ball State

Bowling Sunday School Standings And Honors

In Cooper's Bowling Sunday School standings Otterbein A leads with 70 points, followed by Whetstone A and Arrow Heights. East Lynn B and First Baptist B trail, while East Side A and Bethany show mid placements. Honor roll lists top scorers Davis, Warmke, McCarty, Tremps, McKelvey, Exstle, Schafiner, Combs, Beckner, Road, James, Grady, and Parker with scores ranging from 201 to 266.

Otterbein Whetstone Arrow Heights East Lynn First Baptist Chesterfield Freewill North Anderson East Side Bethany Elm Grove Friends Mechanicsburg Davis Warmke B. McCarty L. McCarty Tremps McKelvey Exstle Schafiner Combs Beckner Road James Grady Parker

Standings and Honor Roll Share Scattered Names

Standings list Kluesner 85 Weaver 82 Harness 78 Boze 76 Cherem 75 2 Juday 69 Ryan 68 Brubaker 67 Cox 8 Felis 65 Baldwin 63 Ewing 62 Hahan 54 Bousleg 60 Remsey Kiddey 34 Moore 35 Coverdale 14. Honor roll includes Hien S34 Ryan 23 Cox 597 Richardsdon FOL Hoinan 521 Allgire 524 Mur cok 525 Wulle 502 Brubaker )

Kluesner Weaver Harness Boze Cherem Juday Ryan Brubaker Cox Felis Baldwin Ewing Hahan Bousleg Remsey Kiddey Moore Coverdale Hien Richardsdon Hoinan Allgire Murcok Wulle

D R Day Maintenance Standings Show Tight Top Races

Standings list dense with teams such as Toolroom 154 Cooper's tar 144 Madison Conceasions 143 Texaco 142 and others. Honor roll features names with varied scores like Byrne Lehman Hart Garner Johns Passon Williams Turner Strunk Leever reflecting league performance.

Cooper's Tar Madison Conceasions Texaco Chambers Gustins Carbides Rebels Valley View Miracle Water Cooper's Byrne Lehman Hart Garner Johns Passon Williams Turner Strunk Leever

Land Amusement Teams Hold Narrow Wins in Local Meet

In a compact league event Land Amusement One defeated Triangle 4 0 while Supervision edged Cooper’s Hot Shots 3 1. Land Amusement Two beat King Pins 3 1 and Clutches 4 topped MFA Insurance 0. Left Overs earned 2 and Royals 2. Honor roll lists multiple scorers including Laswell 247 and Kluesner 235 with other tallies for Wainscott Binion Atkins Hess Delinger Neeb Deck Mahoney Hiner Gip son Brown Webb.

Land Amusement Triangle Cooper's Hot Shots King Clutches MFA Insurance Royals Laswell Kluesner Wainscott Binion Atkins Hess Delinger Neeb Deck Mahoney Hiner Smith Gipson Brown Webb

Standings and Honor Roll From Local Bowling League

Standings show Who-Zap leading at 74 with Bumbers and Plastic tied 73, Go Getters 69, Milier Fisher Bar 66, Alley Dusters 63, Pin Busters 62, The Spoilers 61, Lucky Strikes 5842, Stumpers 5714, Retirees 56, New Comers 51, Nuth ings 50, Ron's Bar 46, Good Gage 41 2, Untouchables 41, Set-Em Up 39, Lucky Thirteen 38, Dark Room 30 2, Over The Hill Gang 27. Honor Roll lists Hosier 223 592, Summitt 590, Buckner 589, Redd 588, Joy 579, Taylor 371, Pres ser 553, Warner 530.

Cooper's Plastic Go Getters Milier- Fisher Bar the Spoilers Lucky Strikes Retirees New Comers Ron's Bar Good Gage Untouchables Lucky Thirteen Dark Room Over the Hill Gang Hosier Summitt Buckner Redd Joy Taylor Presser Warner

Rhoads Leads Magnolia Golf Classic

Rick Rhoads shot a 67 to take a one stroke lead at Magnolia Golf Classic in Hattiesburg. He built a 133 two round total after birdies on Nos 6 10 11 15 and 17. Rik Massengale Billy Ziobro and Mike Morley trailed one stroke back as Tom Watson sat two behind. Ziobro tied for fourth after a 66 amid 30 mph winds at the 6,731 yard course.

Hattiesburg Miss Rick Rhoads Rhoads Professional Golfers Association Rik Massengale Billy Ziobro Mike Morley Tom Watson Dave Marad John Mahalffey Ziobro Hattiesburg County Club

Lions Open 1972 Schedule Versus Fordham Rams

Columbia University begins its 1972 football slate with a Sept 30 clash against Fordham Rams, the first New York City rivalry meeting in 70 years. The matchup marks a return to annual contests for the two programs in the boroughs.

LIONS RAMS NEW York Columbia University Fordham Rams New York City

Seattle Case Heads to Washington Court Over Pilots Loss

A U S Court of Appeals ruled the Seattle damage suit over the 1969 Pilots loss to Milwaukee and rename to Brewers should be tried in Washington state court. The panel held federal court had no jurisdiction and rejected the AL's claim of federal question antitrust issues. Washington, King County, and Seattle joined in Kings County Superior Court seeking damages. The AL had moved to have the case transferred to federal court, a move denied on appeal.

San Francisco U.S Circuit Court of Appeals Seattle Washington Seattle Pilots Milwaukee Brewers State of Washington King County Wash American League Kings County U.S. District Court

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