Pacers Rally Behind Brown Freeman to A B A Win
Indiana's Roger Brown leads with scoring bursts and Donnie Freeman fuels the rally as the Pacers beat the Utah Stars 108-104 to take a 21 series lead. Brown hits key baskets late while Freeman posts strong playoff numbers and Neal Daniels recovers from an injury in the ABA semifinal series.
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Freddie Lewis
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Indy 500 Entry List Grows to 82 Names
The Indianapolis 500 field climbs to 82 entries for the May 2 race after a late postmark rush. Among new entries are three Granatelli cars from Fort Lauderdale with Ford engines, and Wally Dallenbach is listed from East Brunswick, NJ.
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East Brunswick
Graziano Knocks Out Zale For Middleweight Crown
In Chicago Stadium July 16 1947 Rocky Graziano defeats Tony Zale in round six to win the middleweight title. The bout follows a September rematch where Zale survived a knockdown to stop Graziano. Referee John Behr ends the fight at 2 10 of round six after Zale is overwhelmed.
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Final Action Set On Brisker Case
The NJ Board of Governors will decide whether Philadelphia or Seattle gets the No 4 first round pick after a court ruling voided Kennedy prior decision. The 1989 draft pick rights and a $10,000 fine were involved with Brisker, a Seattle target, and the ABA/NBA draft schedules follow.
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Pendleton Heights Downs Madison Heights in Track Meet
Pendleton Heights won 11 of 15 events at Madison Heights as key Pirates were missing. Greg Crosley outran Danny Hubler in the two mile 9 44.2 with Hubler still holding county best. Mark Mills set a 44 yard dash best. Mike Shirley fell short of a school high jump record. Rick Hubble secured two victories.
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Local Track Meet Yields Wide-Open Results and County Marks
Shenandoah and Mount Vernon lead in a county meet with multiple event wins. Standouts include DeWayne Allen setting a county mile best, Mount Vernon and Elwood winning relays, and Mount Vernon edging Shenandoah in key sprints on a soggy cinder track.
Indiana College Sports Results Summary
Ball State beat Wabash 10 to 5 and Tri State defeated Concordia 55 to 2. Indiana universities posted varied scores with Butler 11, Purdue 34 and Notre Dame 8, Purdue 1 in track and related events.
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Roche Fights Hard Before Bowing to Taylor in N C Open
Tony Roche, returning after low surgery, pushed Roger Taylor to three sets before losing 3 6 4 6 3 at the North Carolina National Bank Tennis Open in Charlotte. Taylor, seeded fifth, advanced as Ken Rosewall, Matty Riessen, Brian Fairlie and Arthur Ashe also won.
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