Changes For Pacers As Weissert Talks Ahead Of 1972
Indiana Pacer general manager John Weissert says changes are coming though wholesale turnover is unlikely. He cites a 20 percent turnover before 1972 73, notes need for bigger hungrier quicker players, discusses Ed Ratliff as a potential 6 7 guard, and addresses league mergers arena issues and player jumping impacting the Pacers.
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George McGinnis
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Charlie Scott
Jim McDaniels
Spencer Haywood
NBA
Attica Tables Brady as New Coach in Indiana
Attica Indiana AP Dennis Brady the 1964 Indiana high school star known as Mr Basketball accepted a basketball coaching contract at Attica High School. It will be his first coaching job after a career that included Lafayette Jefferson state title play at Purdue and a pro baseball run halted by a shoulder injury.
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Curt Flood
Rick Mount
Pacer
Tom VanArsdale
Pacers
NBA
Kentucky Colonels
ABA
New York Nets
Colonels
Utah Stars
Nets
Lou Carnesecca
Larry Cannon
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Pacers Win At AHS In Western Division Playoff
Pacers take a 116 111 victory over the Utah Stars at the Wigwam in game three. Roger Brown 30 points, Darnell Hillman 14 and 10, McGinnis 14 on foul trouble. Series moves to Bloomington for game four with Indiana seeking to finish the series.
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Suttons Two Hitter Sparks Dodger Win
Los Angeles pitcher Don Sutton blanked Atlanta with a two hitter while Bill Buckner and Manny Mota drove in runs to power the Dodgers to a 4-0 victory over the Braves. Niekro pitched eight strong innings before leaving. Mota added two RBIs and scored on a double play in the ninth.
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Manny Mota
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Los Angeles
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Buckner
Mota
Orioles Rally to Top Tigers 5 2 in Nine Innings
Boog Powell delivered an opposite field double after an intentional walk in the eighth to break a 2 2 tie and the Orioles pulled away 5 2 behind Paul Blair’s two run single. Doyle Alexander earned the win with two innings of relief as Baltimore beat Detroit.
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Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
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Orioles
Paul Blair
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Blair
Johnson
Etchebarren
Balltimore
Lolich
Don Buford
Brooks Robinson
Ed Brinkman
Aurelio Rodriguez
Mike Cuellar
Willie Horton
Tigers
Doyle Alexander
Astros Damp Reds Again
The Houston Astros defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7-5 to complete a two game sweep. Pitcher Jerry Reuss earned the win in his Astros debut as Wade Blasingame and George Culver finished the game. Early offense included Metzger’s single, Cedeno’s scoring play, and two wild pitches by Billingham.
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Houston
Cincinnati
Jerry Reuss
Wade Blasingame
George Culver
St. Louis
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Peter Metzger
Billingham
Cesar Odeno
Metzger
Jim Wynn
Cedeno
Valley View Announces Warmup Tourney Tonight
Harold Campbell announced a warmup golf tournament for the Valley View Industrial League tonight at 4 o'clock. The event sets the stage before regular league play at the Valley View course near Middletown.
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Valley View Industrial League
Harold Campbell
Valley View Course
Middletown
Anderson College Places Third At Butler Track Meet
Anderson College finished third in a four team event at Butler as the Ravens claimed three firsts led by Bill Yount in the steeplechase and Al Washington in the 110 hurdles. Daleville placed third in a tight tri meet at Yorktown, losing a wire-to-wire thriller by six inches to Winchester and Yorktown, with the 830 relay deciding the final standings. Daleville hosts Randolph Southern next, while Anderson travels to Terre Haute for the Rose-Hulman Invitational.
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al Washington
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Randolph Southern
Terre Haute
Last Inning Hit Beats Indians 3-2 In High School Game
Larry Gist delivered a pinch hit single in the seventh inning to lift Ben Davis to a 3-2 victory over Anderson High School. Ben Davis scored twice in the first inning, while the Indians plated a run in the first to narrow the gap.
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Pendleton Heights Edges Highland 1-0 In opener
Pendleton Heights won 1-0 with a bases loaded walk breaking a scoreless tie in the sixth. Denny Mack held Highland scoreless until then, and Owens pitched seven innings for the Arabians with 11 strikeouts. Highland hosts Marion next, while Pendleton Heights moves to 1-1.
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Pitch Hit Throw plans underway for PH T in 1972
Major League Baseball and Phillips Petroleum sponsor the Pitch Hit and Throw program for 9 to 12 year old boys. Registration opened April 15 with 500000 expected to sign up by June 4. Local contests run June 10 to 15, then district and division rounds leading to eight winners at the All Star Game in Atlanta July 25.
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Celtics Rally Past Knicks To Narrow East Final Gap
Celtics survive a tense fourth quarter for a 115 109 win over New York to stay alive in the Eastern Division finals. Jo White scores 29, Cowens 23 with 16 boards, Havlicek 26, Bradley 29 for the Knicks, who led late before Boston pulled away.
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