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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1967

Page

4

Rankin Singles Woodruff Home For Tribe's 1-0 Win Over Shortridge

Ardgen wins 1-0 as Woodruff drives in Rankin in the sixth with a single to short right. Gordon Robbins fans 11 as Shortridge pitchers struggle. Anderson and Jett contribute for Shortridge. Next Tuesday the Indians visit Richmond in a North Central Conference clash.

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Highland Freshmen Set Three Records In Victory

Highland freshmen won 704-? over Yorktown on the Weaverland Oval setting Abel 1:16.8 in the 1 60 yard dash and Dickerson 55 9 in the 440 yard dash while the 80 yard relay squad of Hunter Engele Robinette and Ferler clocked 1:42 7. Highland also led the Junior High meet with Caddell 880 in 2 23 and pole vaults of Swofford and Selender setting new marks.

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Pirates shine at New Castle Relays with late records

Madison Heights track team led by Steve Spaugh set Madison County marks and won the mile relay as New Castle hosted a five team meet. Spaugh won the half mile in 2 58.83 and Greenfield's Hine set a two mile best, while Kenemer of the Trojans tied a relay record. Boston’s Jim Lonborg pitched seven innings, fanning 13 as the Red Sox defeated Kansas City 4 1. Lonborg’s 13 strikeouts set a season high in the league.

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Derby Prospects and Narrow Favorites Amid Stepping Stone Purse

Louisville AP reports Ruken, the Nash ville sire on the West Coast, to face six contenders in the Stepping Stone Purse at Calumet Farm’s track as part of the Kentucky Derby trail. The field includes Derby eligibles from Llanngollen Farm and Swit Gem, with Halattl, Dr Esby, and Free Tumble also entered.

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Reds wallop Mets behind Fils hurling

Vada Pinson and Pete Rose each had three hits as the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 7-1. Sammy Ellis allowed six hits to improve to 2-2, while Ed Kranepool homered for New York.

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Patrick Paces Villanova Win at Indische Legion Bowling

The 26th Annual Indische American Legion Bowling Tournament final weekend unfolds with teams from Nappanee South Bend Warsaw Delphi and Muncie competing at Murnan's and Cooper's. Remaining events include doubles and singles with scores listed for top teams and players across regions.

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Daleville Hopes for Fifth Delaware County Track Title

Daleville faces Yorktown in a Yorktown track meet aiming for its fifth Delaware County title. The Broncos rely on returning injured runners as Yorktown’s undefeated Tigers loom as the field’s strongest challenger. Trials start at noon with running events at 1 15 and finals at 2 15. Yorktown recently defeated Daleville 72 48 in a dual meet.

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Ali Loses Boxing License After Army Refusal

New York Skill Athletic Commission suspends Muhammad Ali's boxing license indefinitely and withdraws recognition of his world heavyweight title following his refusal to be inducted into the U S Army. The commission names eligible contenders for an elimination tournament and cites his service refusal as detrimental to boxing.

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Players Discuss Common Problems in NY Meeting

In New York, Friday, Rene representatives from pro baseball, football, basketball and hockey met informally to discuss common problems. Marvin Miller, MLB Players Association head, said the session aimed to exchange information and consider a joint approach on legislative motions, denying it was a labor push or NLRB certification. A follow up meeting was suggested for late May.

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Ward Smith Signs Two Cage Contracts Amid Indiana OSU Win

Indiana basketball coach Ward Smith, under contract dispute rumors, reportedly signed contracts with Garrett and Beech Grove as Indiana defeated Ohio State 2 1. The win put both teams at 9 5 in the Big Ten with a rematch set for Saturday.

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Canadiens Favored In South NHL Game

Montreal named 53 point favorites to beat Toronto in Stanley Cup finals fifth game as goalie Johnny Bower suffers a pulled thigh. Terry Sawchuk replaces him and faces 46 Canadiens shots in a 6-2 win sending the series to 2-2 with CBS slated to televise.

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State II Finals Set for Logansport Aug 12

Logansport Indiana will host the State II Finals on August 12. Winners from Beesh Grove Brownshurn Gary and Sokomo will compete, according to an AP report issued Friday.

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