Freddie Lewis Makes Stand Against Rockets In Indy Comeback
Freddie Lewis delivered for Indiana with 20 points and relentless defense as the Pacers survived a seven game series against Denver. Fans booed, yet Lewis stayed calm guiding Indiana through late pressure and tipping away inbounds passes to seal a 139-72 win. Indiana eyes Utah next as Lewis urges better support and continued leadership.
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Arab Diamondmen Hope To Put Pieces Together
Arab Diamondmen coach Bob Smith rebuilds squad after last summer’s 0-12 White River Conference showing and 144 regular season. Five sophomores in the starting lineup, with John Owens adding pitching depth. opener vs Muncie Friday April 14 as PH aims to improve hitting and reduce costly errors.
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Gil Hodges Baseball Landmark and Mets Leader
Gil Hodges, Brooklyn native and Dodgers star, became a guiding force for the Washington Senators and later the Mets, leading with quiet strength. He attracted a circle of teammates like Yogi Berra and Joe Pignatano, built a loyal staff in Vero Beach, and steered the Mets to the 1969 World Series title. Hodges remained a Brooklyn resident and remained devoted to his family, with wife Joan noting the players felt like their children.
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Babe Ruth Tryouts Today Spark Field Move
Babe Ruth tryouts for 13 year olds are held today at Cranlord Field from 1 pm. The event was moved from South Diamond to Crawford Field due to scheduling conflicts with the Madison Heights reserve team facing Muncie Central at South Diamond.
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Lakers Edge Bucks In Milwaukee
Lakers rally past the Milwaukee Bucks 108-101 in Milwaukee as Goodrich scores 39 and Chamberlain blocks nine shots. Kareem Abdul Jabbar leads Milwaukee with 33 points while Allen and Dandridge add 25 each for a tight contest through the final minutes.
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Pro Cage Playoffs Overview and Schedule Summary
Odd OCR text describes pro cage playoffs with scattered team names including New York, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and Indiana. Mentions best of seven series, West and East divisions, and several game results or schedules.
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Indians Rally For Slugfest Triumph Over Greenfield
Indiana's Indians overcome Greenfield in a high scoring affair as pitching by Savage and Kearns stifles later threats. Glenn belts a homer and drives in three, Wood, Clark, and Speedy add key hits while Evansville and Anderson contributions pepper the Indiana clash.
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Daleville Wins Track Meet With Double Winners
A reporting error misidentified Bruce Clevenger and Steve Sharp as Wapahani and Daleville double winners. In fact both athletes are from Daleville, giving the Broncos two double winners in the meet against Wapahani. Daleville edged Wapahani 5 59.
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Village Inn Grand Opening Set for April 15
Frankton owner Bob Hughes invites the public to a grand opening of the Village Inn on Saturday April 15. The event marks the restaurant’s new start with a family friendly atmosphere and daily specials.
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Minnesota Rolls In Four Home Runs In Doubleheader
Dave Schelling led with four baggers for the Gaphy rs as Minnesota and Indiana split a twin bill. In game one Minnesota won 7-0 while Indiana managed a 1-0 win in extras. In game two Minnesota exploded for seven runs to Indiana five.
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Rankin Leads Winner's Circle in Palm Springs Round
Judy Rankin shot 71 to take a two stroke lead after the first round of the $110,060 Winner’s Circle tournament at Mission Hills. Kathy Whitworth, Mickey Wright, Pam Higgins and others chased as Rankin, at 21 and from Texas, seeks the richest prize in women’s pro golf history.
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NHL Playoff Schedule and Results Amid Blurred Text
Vague hockey playoff notes report New York and Minnesota games with unclear scores and dates. Mention of quarterfinals and matchups between St Louis and Minnesota, New York at Chicago, and other listed teams appears garbled.
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MH Faces Muncie Today at Memorial Field
Madison Aileights tee Muncie Central Tony at 12 30 Pm in a doubleheader Memorial Field Bucks Serves meet RBetreals in a twin tilt at South Diamond at noon Track events noted but unclear.
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