Hovermale Delivers 1-0 Walkoff for Anderson Over Lafayette Jeff
In a tight NCC game, Marion Hovermale singled home Bill Stanley with two out in the eighth to lift Anderson's Indians to a 1 0 victory over Lafayette Jeff after a 0 0 regulation. Steve Cummins held Lafayette Jeff to five hits with eight strikeouts, while Dennis Brady fanned 11 for Lafayette Jeff.
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Madison Heights Tops Noblesville In Eight Inning Thriller
Madison Heights edged Noblesville 7 to 5 in eight innings after a 7 to 0 loss to Noblesville earlier. The two Midwestern high school track notes and field results accompany the baseball recap, highlighting Dan Prough and Holmesapple performances and relay times.
Track meet at night yields new marks and fast times
Butch Joyner of New Castle North Central High School broke the high jump record at 6 foot 1.5 inches in a windy meet. Scoot Sinnick and Don Weathers posted 7.75 and 7.75 feet in other jumps while Heights ran the mile in 4:37.3 and Mike Kenemer of New Castle managed a late meet at night speed. The event drew 1,504 attendees.
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New Castle North Central High School
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Scoot Sinnick
New Castle
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Mahaffey Leads Cubs to Win in Tight Pro Baseball Display
Art Mahaffey struck out 11 Chicago batters as the Philadelphia Phillies topped the Cubs 5 2. Wes Covington homered for Philadelphia and Johnny Callison added a homer for the Phillies, moving them toward a .500 season.
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Hardin-Simmons and Omaha Placed on NCAA Probation
The NCAA put Hardin-Simmons University on two-year probation and University of Omaha on indefinite probation. The action cited inviting 32 prospective and actual athletes to participate in competitive football drills to evaluate their skills. The Kentucky team played its first night game in Lexington on October 4, 1930 against Sewanee.
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Hardin-Simmons
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1&Man Council
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Sewanee
Bowling: the straight ball keeps spares steady
A vintage tip explains that straight-ball throws may spare more reliably than hooks. It instructs keeping the thumb up toward 12 o clock and references a pamphlet on control tips.
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National Newspaper Syndicate
N. Wacker Drive
Chicago 6
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Babe Ruth Registers 13-Year-Old Players
Danny Spoo of Anderson Babe Ruth announces registration for 13-year-olds at the Madison Avenue diamond from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Tryouts run Friday 6–9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–noon and 1:30–5 p.m., and Sunday 1–4 p.m. May 3–5. Saratoga plans August centennial Thoroughbred racing at the Spa. first race in 1863.
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Madison Avenue
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