Carmel Spartans Open With 12-4 Win Over Pirates
Carmel Greyhounds topple Madison Heights 12 to 4 at South Diamond in a curtain-raiser for both teams. Mike McDaniel pitched a complete game, allowing six hits while four strikeouts and two walks backed by timely hitting including Welker two homers and Hare, Byrne, and McDaniel contributing key drives. The Pirates manage six hits and commit costly miscues, with Paul Bradford noting stubborn plate discipline needed as Madison Heights heads to Memorial Field Saturday for a twin bill against Munice Central.
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Lapel Firemen's Conservation Club Trap Shooting
Trap shooting events hosted by the Lapel Firemen's Conservation Club take place every Thursday at 6 PM. Participants and spectators convene at the club grounds for the weekly competition and practice session.
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Madison Heights Opens Track Season With Victory Over Marion
Madison Heights edged Marion 63 to 54 in the season opener as Elroy Robinson cleared 6 feet 14 inches to clinch the meet. Tom Koester won the 100-yard dash in 10.5 seconds and the long jump at 19.6, while Dan Carwile captured the discus in an exhibition event not counting toward team scores. Anderson High swept triads, Pendleton Heights set a two-mile track record, and Delta overpowered Daleville as area schools opened their schedules across multiple meets.
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Foyt Enters His 15th Indy 500 bid
A J Foyt Jr, 37, enters the 56th Indy 500 for the 15th time with two Coyotes Ford engines. He seeks a fourth victory to set a new record, after dominating early NASCAR events in Daytona and Ontario. Dick Simon adds two Ford-powered entries as the field grows to about 40 cars ahead of the deadline.
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North Stars Rally To Take Lead In Playoff Series
In Minneapolis Minnesota Parise tied the game with an unassisted third breakaway goal and Drouin scored the winner as the North Stars beat the Blues 4-3. Minnesota takes a 3-2 series edge heading to St Louis for Game Six Thursday night in the Stanley Cup quarter-final.
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Trackmen rout Earlham in 122 to 23 victory at home
Anderson College Raven track squad blasted Earlham 122 to 23 in the Hoosier Buckeye Conference meet. Freshman Bill Yount set a school record in the three mile with 15:35.8 and won the mile in 4:40.5, while Dave Fuqua led two blue ribbons and contributed to a near-record 440 relay. Other standout marks included Mark Burford in javelin and pole vault, Larry Walden in high jump and triple jump, and Al Washington in the high hurdles with 15.5 seconds. The teams meet again at the Earlham Relays.
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