Rangers poised for Stanley Cup final after sweep
New York Rangers captain Vic Hadfield and linemate Rod Gilbert express confidence as the team closes in on its first final round in 22 years. The club swept Chicago four straight, despite injuries to Ed Giacomin, Jim Neilson, and Ron Stewart, and depth players stepped up. Ratelle skated for a week and could rejoin the top line if finals begin.
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NEW York
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Rangers
Montreal
Chicago
Black Hawks
Vic Hadfield
Gilbert
Hawks
Ed Giacomin
Jim Neilson
Ron Stewart
Hadfield
Neilson
Gary Doak
Giacomin
Gilles Villemure
Jean Ratelle
McFadden Wins Killback Event At Club Match
Dan McFadden posted a 76 to win the Killback Men's Club weekly tournament and claim low gross honors. Paul Acre shot 62 to take low net. Gerald Bodkin was runner up in low gross with 77, followed by Jay Dixon, Keith McFadden, and Phil Reichert at 78. Wayne Ellsworth led low net with 63, then Darrell Richards 64, Larry Shoecraft 66, and Neal Delph, Butch Baker, and Charles Parks 67.
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Dan McFadden
McFadden
Paul Acre
Gerald Bodkin
Jay Dixon
Keith McFadden
Phil Reichert
Wayne Ellsworth
Darrell Richards
Larry Shoecraft
Neal Delph
Butch Baker
Charles Parks
Kings Inn Restaurant Serves Up Hoosier Food Fare
Kings Inn Restaurant offers classic Hoosier dishes with homey fare and modest prices. Diners report hearty portions, friendly service, and a casual dining atmosphere in a neighborhood spot known for reliable lunch and dinner options.
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Kings Inn Restaurant Good Hoosier Food
Two Teams Tie For First At Killbuck Open Pro Am
Killbuck Men's Club hosted a Sunday pro am with 118 golfers. Jim Baker Wayne Geish brecht Keith Jones and Dave Parker tied with Keith McFadden Charles Bach Frank Summerville and Ken Webb for the lead at 67. Jay Dixon Dave Jackson and Marion Woods tied for second at 68 with two other teams. Other entrants included Bill Cordle Randy Daugherty Norm Tappan Charles Graham Gerald Bodkin Dave Ammerman Bethel King and Sid Millspaugh.
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Killbuck
Jim Baker
Wayne Geishbrecht
Keith Jones
Dave Parker
Keith McFadded
Charles Bach
Frank Summerville
Ken Webb
Jay Dixon
Dave Jackson
Marion Woods
Bill Cordle
Randy Daugherty
Norm Tappan
Charles Graham
Gerald Bodkin
Dave Ammerman
Bethel King
Sid Millspaugh
Anderson captures city track crown with 74 44 win over Madison Heights
Anderson High School used depth to outpace Madison Heights 74 to 44 for the city title in a crowded crosstown meet. Key events came in the mile, 220 yard dash and mile relay as Anderson forged a decisive margin. Banks led with a 22.4 220 and 10.3 100 while Whitte won high jump and pole vault. Highland and Daleville posted wins elsewhere as Shenandoah led a four team field? Marion dominated Pendleton Heights in a county showdown.
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Anderson
Pirates
Steve Banks
Tribe
Elroy Robinson
Paul Johnson
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Johnson
Steve Crandall
Kevin Lucas
Byron Harris
Dan Carwile
Bill Cunningham
DeWayne Allen
Dan Hubler
Allen
Alan Gregg
Jeff Caplinger
Mike Evans
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Earl Martin
Ron Land
Harris
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New Castle
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Dotson
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Arnie
Bob Clayton
Mike Brown
Ron Richman
Northeastern
Union
Randolph Southern
Ron Munden
Mike Willoughby
Blue River
Willoughby
Mount Vernon
Hamilton
Steve Schug
Lionel Stewart
Rex Hubble
Greg Crosley
Indians Dominate Pendleton Heights 8 1 in five innings
Anderson Indians pitcher Jeff Savage tossed a six hitter and allowed one run as the Indians routed Pendleton Heights Indions 8 to 1. A six run third inning, aided by three walks, two errors, and Indian hits, sealed the win with Lyndell Glenn delivering a two run double and Jim Willis adding two RBIs on another hit.
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Wood
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Clark
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Grandview Club hosts 18 hole medley event
George Otis, Charlie Barrett, Ron Richardson and Don Bush won the Grandview Men's Club pro am with 59 Sunday. Fifty six players competed and four teams tied for second at 61. Teams were Don Granger Tony Barrett Jim Summers Keith Shepper. Bob Ramsey Dave Bilbrey Dan Jones Perry Bush. Ron Granger Bob Windlaw Dave Merander Roy DeHart Ed Espey. Bill Barnett Bernie Wade Phil Reichert. The club hosts an 18 hole medley tournament April 24 to 30 sponsored by Ted and Terry Smith.
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George Otis
Charlie Barrett
Ron Richardson
Don Bush
Grandview
Don Granger
Tony Barrett
Jim Summers
Keith Shepper
Bob Ramsey
Dave Bilbrey
Dan Jones
Perry Bush
Ron Granger
Bob Windlaw
Dave Merander
Roy DeHart
Ed Espey
Bill Barnett
Bernie Wade
Phil Reichert
Ted
Terry Smith
Nets Seek to Equalize ABA Series at Nassau Coliseum
New York Nets aim to level the best of seven Eastern Division playoff against the Virginia Squires at Nassau Coliseum. Bill Melchionni returns after a nine day layoff to score 20 points in 29 minutes as Rick Barry and Johnny Roche power the Nets to a 119 117 win to cut the deficit to 2 1. Squires coach Al Bianchi cites the layoff as a factor while Nets guard Ollie Taylor hounds Julius Erving who finishes with 31 points 22 rebounds.
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Marion Downs Pirates Rally To 9-3 Victory
Marion Giants used six runs across the fourth to sixth innings to defeat the Madison Heights Pirates 9-3 after taking a 2-0 lead in the second. Lockhart, noted Giants safety and captain Spider, signed for the 1972 NFL season with terms undisclosed.
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Carl “Spider” Lockhart
New York Giants
Marauders Fall to North Central in Indianapolis
North Central scored twice in the bottom of the sixth to beat Mount Vernon 4-3 in Indianapolis. Mount Vernon led 3-0 after David Beaty stole second and scored on a mis throw, with Joe Hall homering for MV. Patton, Caraway, and Shotwell contributed to the late rally.
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Rex Wilson
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Caraway
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Alter
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Bob Bolander
Randy Wilson
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Beaty
Wilson
Joe Hall
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Ine Leonard
Valentine
Noe
Parker
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Rbi Bremner
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Dooce Moore
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Sf—Alker
Hatto
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Thacker
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Ato
U-Lamb
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Ravens Rout Marion In Golf Action At Grandview
Anderson College golf team shot 385 to 403 over Marion College with five Ravens in the seventies. Rick Kinney and Dave Thompson each fired 75, Jim Wright 77, and 79s by Ron Kuhnle and Bob Coffman led AC. Marion’s Joe Mahler and Phil Harrington each posted 75.
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Grandview
Rick Kinney
Dave Thompson
Jim Wright
Ron Kuhnle
Bob Coffman
Marion
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Phil Harrington
Mike Balsbaugh
Larry Gentry
K.J. Brown
Rex Passwater
Anderson
Ron Greene
John Mohler
Brad Peterson
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William T. Sebree Democrat for State Representative
Democratic candidate WM. T. SEBREE runs as a state representative hopeful. Paid political advertisement outlines candidacy, party affiliation, and appeal to voters.
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