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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1978

Page

8

Orioles top Royals as Palmer earns ninth straight win

Jim Palmer pitched 121 pitches in a cold night, logged his ninth straight victory with one inning of relief from Don Stanhouse, beating the Kansas City Royals 21. Lee May tied the game in the sixth with a double and scored on wild pitches. Earl Weaver praised Palmer’s decision to leave after 6 innings, saying confidence in the bullpen mattered. The Royals’ lone run came on Tom Paquette’s leadoff homer in the sixth.

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Baseball Standings From Hig 4 to Detromonema

Baseball standings list scattered matchups and results including Hig 4 Detromonema 1 Cehtema Cranana 0 Mimosa at Ramore Seattle rainouts and partial box scores. Notable names include Kaman Uy, Koosman, Hooton, Boggs, and Richart with several cities such as Boston Toronto Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles appearing amid mixed scores and schedule notes.

Kaman Uy Ramore Hunny Seattle Oneycutt Cleveland Boston Fenn der Toronto Kanesity Koosman Chicago Krenchel Ie Falcone Urea Cantiara Rain Inder San Francisco Be Avant Uthven Boggs San D Owego Ritisanton Richart Los Angeles Hooton

Track stars set records in county meet at AP arena

Agnew and Anderson led discus bests while John Carwite anchored the scoring. The event highlighted county track action with top performances and a strong showing from local athletes.

Agnew Anderson John ‘Carwite

Quebec 5, Mouton 1 as England at Houston at 3 pm

Fragmented OCR text shows a sports teaser with teams Quebec and England, mentions Houston and Birmingham, plus a Thursday and Friday schedule. Details are garbled but indicate upcoming game action and potential rescheduling.

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Indians Edge Oaks In Tight American Association Game Two

John Flannery's infield single and two Indianapolis errors paved a 5-4 Oaks win over the Indians in the second game of a doubleheader. The Indians took the opener 8-0 behind homers by Champ Summers and John Valle. the Oaks led late before securing the decisive seventh.

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Crandall’s Boys Win At Pendleton In Big Meet

Crandall Physical Arts Center in Pendleton hosted a seesaw battle as Crandall’s boys defeated Indianapolis South Side Community Center 109.5 to 105.55. Crandall’s dominated four of five events, claiming 18 top finishes in parallel bars high bar floor exercise and side horse. Top scorers included Anderson’s Bryan and Brent Reed with all around scores 24.05 and 21.65 and Brian Bish at 22.1. Other placers included Jimmy Wyant John Galliher Tim Kahne from Pendleton and Lapel in division A with Tim Hays first in vault Randy Baker first in floor and Steve Crandall Cris Swain tied for first on side horse.

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Delta Beats Scot Golfers in 385 345 Match

Delta defeated Highland 385 to 345 on a chilly Friday at Muncie. Simmons led Delta with 79 while Cross 82 Rench 87 and Walsh 87 followed. For Highland Gary Delph led with 81 Dan James 87 Craig Carlson 88 Don Wilson 89. Highland now 3-2 hosts Shenandoah Monday at Grandview.

Muncie Delta Highland Simmons Cross Rench Walsh Gary Delph Dan James Craig Carlson Don Wilson Shenandoah Grandview

Ravens Host NAIA District 21 Track Meet at Anderson College

Ravens host NAIA District 21 track meet this afternoon featuring 296 athletes from 12 colleges at Anderson College's all weather track. The event will determine the All-District 21 honorary team with no spectator charge and may set meet records on a metric track.

Ravens Jim Bailey Anderson Anderson College Raven Jim Macholtz

Player tops field to seize Houston Open lead

Gary Player fired a five under 67 for a 36 holes total of 13 under par at Woodlands Country Club. Andy Bean Bob Murphy and George Burns followed within three shots as Player moved into a one stroke edge with strong course conditions and favorable weather noted by players.

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